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Ensoniq VFXReview | Micro Music, Dec 1989Paul Wiffen tinkers with the synth/workstation that has made the competition sit up and listen |
Ensoniq VFXReview | Music Technology, Jul 1989Dynamic Component SynthesiserInitial impressions of the VFX have been glowing, to say the least, but will Ensoniq's latest synth break the Japanese stranglehold on the marketplace? Simon Trask investigates further. |
Ensoniq VFXReview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1989Following on from last month’s praise-filled preview. Paul Ireson takes a longer, harder look at Ensoniq's new VFX synthesizer, and finds that the beauty of this machine is far more than skin-deep. Is this the synth of 1989? Read the review to find out... |
Ensoniq VFXReview | Music Technology, Jun 1989"A new synth, a new style of synthesis" could be Ensoniq's motto as they unveil their new VFX and its Transwave synthesis. Simon Trask previews the sound of things to come. |
Ensoniq VFX SynthesizerReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1989Unheralded even by rumours and speculation, Ensoniq's new VFX synthesizer has arrived. Prior to a full review next month, Paul Ireson offers his first impressions of what could turn out to be the most sought after synth of 1989. |
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