Artisan Electronic Instruments introduces Baroque digitally-controlled analog monosynth

Baroque synth by Artisan Electronic Instruments

Published on 03/17/2015 by Banshee in Avalon, last updated on 03/17/2015

New synth manufacturer Artisan Electronic Instruments posted the first demos of its Baroque digitally-controlled analog monosynth.

The Artisan Electronic Instruments team’s first instrument has been in development stage for a few months and is now reaching its final version. First information communicated by the brand state that Baroque will be a digitally-controlled analog monophonic synthesizer with the following features:

3 built-in cards: Ottava sound card, Maestro user interface controller and Rondo effect card (delays)
2 oscillators and 2 sub-oscillator
4-pole low-pass filter
VCA
18 modulators and modifiers
40 knobs
48 switches/LEDs
LCD screen
MIDI in and out
CV and Trigger outputs
Full 4-octave keyboard
Oak panels

Artisan Electronic Instruments should open their website very soon but you’ll find the first details at their Facebook page, including the demo videos that we are reproducing here: