Seiko ds-250 with ds-310 synth module

The ultra rare additive synth system. Ds250 has midi in out thru 2 channel multitimbral layering, chorus detune pitch bend. What makes this synth great? The ease of use for one thing. Seiko achieved something that the other additive synth makers missed: an easy method for creating complex evolving sounds. Essentially you create three sound spectra, assign one to the attack, one to the sustain, and one to the release phase, and then set the envelope time for the ADSR and you are done! Now other synths such as Kawai k5 & k5000s have serious fine control over the envelopes of the overtones, but in terms of gratification from sound creation, the Seiko kicks a**.

Category:

Music

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• Synth
• Synthesizer
• Electronic
• Music
• Sound

[maxfischer36]

Do you want to sell the DS 310 module

[onephatcat]

@maxfischer36 I would consider selling a complete system to a serious collector or museum that would maintain it.

[KillKyleWeiss]

More play, less jibba jabba! I hear people talk all day. They are totally not synthesizers.

[onephatcat]

@KillKyleWeiss yeah, I was really excited, so I blah blah blah, I'll make another video that is just music, ok?

[sauermusicDE]

Very rare and totally underrated. Thanks for uploading! :-)

[onephatcat]

@sauermusicDE Yep, they are really pretty cool synths, thanks for posting!

[onephatcat]

@alexeuph05 no, it is way too delicate.

[alexeuph05]

Would you say the Seiko DS-250 is a good, gig-worthy synth?

[yermyahu]

videos pretty much speak for themselves, thank you. JUST PLAY IT!