Analogue Solutions Polymath

Polymath is a 4 voice paraphonic analogue modular synthesizer, with built in analogue step sequencer, arpeggiator and spring reverb.

The circuit designed is quite literally from the 1970s. It has a very old sound. And isull of character. Analogue synths of the 1970s had that just ever so slightly drifty sound that many would agree is so much more full of life than many of its digitally sanitized analogue synths.

Features:

• 4 VCOs. Each have Pulse Width, Portamento, Saw wave, Square Wave, CV inputs, CV outputs, Sync. VCO1 has Sub-Osc output too.
• Multimode VCF based on (not a clone) the Oberheim SEM (LPF, BPF, HPF, Notch) with multiple CV control
• Audio input, to allow processing of external audio (vocals, for example, from your DAW, etc) through the filter
• 2 LFOs
• 2 ADSR Envelopes
• 8 Step Analogue Sequencer with sliders
• Arpeggiator – with Up, Down, Up/Down modes and Octave range
• Poly Mode (Paraphonic)
• Note Trig/ReTrig
• Unison Mode for mega-fatness
• Ring Modulation
• Sample and Hold
• Noise
• Multiples
• Adaptor
• Spring Reverb – a triple spring Accutronics unit is used.
• MIDI to CV Converter
• Mixer
• Inverter
• Headphone Amp
• VCA
• Hand built in Great Britain.
• Real Wood sides made by Lamond Design
• Solid steel and aluminium construction
• Carry handle
• Includes an assortment of patch cables

Specs:

• Type: Synthesizer
• Theme: Keyboard Instruments

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