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sound qual |  50% |
| keyboard |
75% | | ease of use |
100% |
| build qual |
75% |
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| bass | 25% |
| brass | 25% |
| strings |
25% |
| accoustic |
25% |
| pads |
25% |
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| perc | 25% |
| organ | 50% |
| digital |
50% |
| analog |
25% |
| noises |
75% |
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Ev Smith (ESmith1700@aol.com)
writes:
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| I've had this little guy the longest in my constantly changing rig. Grungy sampling at it's best ! It's simple and straight forward. Has a variety of effects to do some wild stuff to samples. My favorite feature is the Over Write, which lets you put samples on top of each other, creating a layered sound ! There's a loop feature , but it's not controllable. No way of saving the sounds , but I am going to get a new Akai and sample the VSS samples to that. I've had the SK-1 which came out around the same time as this , and I like VSS better. I haven't seen them around since I got mine , so I 'm not sure how much they go for. Takes batteries , so it's portable. Great fun !
Comments About the Sounds:
You get 11 voices , which after a while all sound alike. You can edit the sounds , but there's still not much of a difference. But it is a sampler
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(Thanks to Ev Smith for this info.)
and HypnoticEyez for the pic
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Released:Early 90's
