Michigan Synth Works MSW-820: Roland-Style Analog Synth

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The Michigan Synth Works MSW-820 is an innovative desktop analog synthesizer designed in the style of classic Roland instruments. Building upon the foundation laid by the MSW-830, this new model features an advanced 16-mode filter that enhances sound design possibilities. Michigan Synth Works first showcased a prototype of the MSW-820 last November, generating significant interest among synthesizer enthusiasts.

One of the standout features of the MSW-820 is its versatile filtering options. With 16 different modes, users can explore a wide range of tonal textures and timbres. This flexibility allows for creative sound manipulation, catering to both beginners and experienced producers alike.

Moreover, the MSW-820 continues the tradition of high-quality analog circuitry, ensuring rich and warm sounds that are characteristic of analog synthesizers. This model is designed to be user-friendly, making it accessible for those who may be new to analog synthesis.

Features

  • 16-mode filter for enhanced sound design
  • Desktop form factor suitable for any studio
  • Rich analog sound characteristics

For those interested in hearing the MSW-820 in action, Michigan Synth Works has released several demos showcasing its capabilities. These demos highlight the unique sounds that can be created using this synthesizer, demonstrating its potential for both musical and experimental applications.

Price
€440,95
 

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