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Wersi MK1

Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1986

Simon Trask gets a sneak preview of this German organ manufacturer's first venture into the pro-synth market.

Wersi MK1 Synthesiser

Review | Music Technology, Nov 1986
Polyphonic Synthesiser

Simon Trask follows up our earlier preview of Wersi's first polyphonic synth, with a full review that delves deeper into the possibilities of additive synthesis. Is it too complex to use?

Windy City Day

Show Report | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1986
NAMM Report

American software engineer Chris Meyer submits a personal, highly subjective and utterly biased report on Chicago's summer music extravaganza. Well, he was only there for a day.

All About Additive - Part 2

Feature Series | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Music Technology, May 1988

In the final part of a look into the world of additive synthesis, Chris Meyer explains the different approaches to additive synthesis adopted by various manufacturers and which synths have employed them.

 

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