Russian synth-makers AVP Synthesizers has taken to Facebook to announce the ADS-7 drum synthesizer.
Featuring a built-in 32-step sequencer and MIDI control, the ADS-7 takes inspiration from the drum machines/synthesizers of the ‘70s and ‘80s.
Assembled in Moscow using discrete components and OTA chips, the instrument has plenty of hands-on tweakability: 65 controls, four switches and 27 buttons with which you can have a wide control over the sound parameters, sequencer and MIDI.
The ADS-7 also includes individual audio outputs and individual trigger inputs for each of the seven sounds.
ADS-7 features
- Fully analogue, OTA discreet components
- 7 individual sound channels: BD, Clap, OH/CH (choking on/off function), 3 separate Generators (GEN) with Band-pass and Low-pass filter options
- 65 knobs/controls for different sound shaping options: from standard noise to metallic tones
- 16/32 step analog sequencer
- Up to 32 steps preset loading/saving slots
- Ability to clock external gear with the sequencer
- MIDI In/MIDI Out
- 3.5 mm individual triggers
- Stereo/individual 6.3 mm outputs for each sound plus 1 trigger out
- Steel casing
- Dimensions: L330xW250xH140 mm
- Weight: 3.5 kg (without adapter)
- 220v adapter 15 VAC (included)
There’s no word on price or availability just yet, but you can subscribe to the mailing list on the AVP Synthesizers website.
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