Fairlight Stickers
Description: The breathy, feminine quality of the Sararr sample was coveted by many and used to great effect…. Included in the design is the waveform for the famous SARAAR1 patch (sample). In 1980, the legendary Fairlight CMI turned heads with the introduction of digital sampling. Fairlight is a historical, prized piece of Vintage Digital Synthesizer and Sampler technology. It still holds up today, over twenty years later and is still high quality and professional instrument. The facilities provided by it benefit hardcore synth programmers, wealthy musicians, sound designers, film composers, and wealthy Vintage Synth collectors.
Description: In 1980, the legendary Fairlight CMI turned heads with the introduction of digital sampling. Included in the design is the waveform for the famous SARAAR1 patch (sample). Fairlight is a historical, prized piece of Vintage Digital Synthesizer and Sampler technology. It still holds up today, over twenty years later and is still high quality and professional instrument. The facilities provided by it benefit hardcore synth programmers, wealthy musicians, sound designers, film composers, and wealthy Vintage Synth collectors.
Description: The Polivoks (also occasionally referred to as the Polyvox; Russian: Поливокс) is a duophonic, analog synthesizer manufactured and marketed in the Soviet Union between 1982 and 1990. It is arguably the most popular and well-known Soviet synthesizer in the West, likely due to the uniqueness of both its appearance and sound.
Description: Containing a single PCB with a hybrid digital VCO and analogue VCF design by Chris Huggett, the Wasp was released in 1978 for an amazing £199 by UK company EDP and was distributed by Rod Argent's Keyboards. Advertised as being "One of the biggest advances in synthesizer design — an ultra low‑cost, high‑performance instrument unmatched by synthesizers several times the price", it quickly gained cult status.
