Anyware Instruments Tinysizer?

[sensorium]

From the makers of the fantastic SEM clone, the SEMTEX XL....This thing looks pretty sweet to me. Basically a small, modular SEM. Opinions?

http://www.sequencer.de/syns/anyware/Tinysizer.html

[VCOrhubarb]

Awesome! Judging by the audio demos it's a nice screamer, in a way it resembles Arp Odyssey. The PWM lead sounds sweet. The noise generators and ring mod, mmmmm. The filter has some bite to it. I like the looks very much too.

I'm glad I haven't ordered the new Oberheim SEM yet, things are starting to look really interesting in the monosynth world.

[mute]

I wonder what the cost is going to be ... my attention has definitely been grabbed..

[soundxplorer]

I always loved the sound of the SEMtex. It was around $2,200 if I remember correctly, and I'm going to guess this thing will be close to $2,000 as well.

[pricklyrobot]

Looks like they're using breadboard connectors for patch points. Pretty clever I suppose, but not for the fat-fingered.

[I12]

Nice though I think the lead jungles going to get thick

[Gianni]

Wow. Just the looks of it make me want to buy it right now.

[God, I'm so shallow... ]

[guitarsandsynths]

Really bad for my GAS problem...

[stikygum]

It's so cute looking. I wonder if this is going to start a revolution for small patch matricies like the VCS of old.

[synthnoob]

That thing looks sweet. Love the whole idea and it sounds awesome. Would love to know the price. I gotta start saving

[de raaf]

16oo euro as stated the sequencer.de site now


to me the patching looks a bit impractable

[calyx93]

I'll say - eyes would ache after serious sessions with it - would need to be in a well-lit area too.

[PolarAC]

$2100!! Tiny synth at a big price.

[intercorni]

[shaft9000]

The Earl Boykins of Synth !



btw the man on the right there( no, not A.I.) can benchpress well over 300 lbs