ROLAND SH-5 Analog Synthesizer 1976 | HQ DEMO

The Roland SH-5 from the year 1976 is a excellent, serious analog synth from Roland. It has the beautiful early Roland sound. The SH-5 is equipped with almost everything what you could wish from a analog monophonic synth:

2 VCOs, 1 resonant multimode filter (highpass/bandpass/lowpass), 1 resonant bandpass filter, 2 LFOs, Sample & Hold, ring modulator, oscillator synchronisation, noise generator (white and pink noise), ADSR and AR envelopes. Also there is a nice signal mixer with routing capabilities.

I played the SH-5 along with a Lexicon MPX-500.

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[mfsflyer1]

Bet Devo used them ;)

[mfsflyer1]

ah... music to my ears.

[riaiaikido1]

I love running my 606 through the audio in. Let the SH-5 trigger the envelopes and you get some amazing distortion.

[stuthomson]

Best demo of this synth. Bravo!

[keyboardjeff]

I like this new demo of this synth. I loved the previous one, but I like this one a little bit more.

Thanks for sharing this great demo!

Jeffrey

[justwaving]

Very cool!

[mummstylesound]

Wow, ein echt cooles Teil! :)

[TheDeadlyKind]

I know Jody Wisternoff has/had one of these. Some fine basslines have been produced through that.

[Theotim92]

I wish more and more manufacturers will go back to analog synths !

Roland, Korg, Yamaha, Novation... go back to analog !

[ElectricSparq]

Let's hope that your gear is insured.

Too much good stuff.