Square Saw Sound SSS-Polysynth KONTAKT | 3.91 Gb
The Polysynthi was produced in 1978 by EMS during a period of financial difficulty and was therefore discontinued later, that same year. EMS produced less than 30 Polysynthi Synthesizers and so the EMS Polysynthi is an incredibly rare instrument. The Polysynthi had a fully polyphonic 4 octave keyboard controlling a Voltage Controlled Oscillator Bank (VCBO).

. There was only 1 VCA and 1 Filter, switchable between 2 pole (12dB) or 4 pole (24dB) available for all the voices, therefore the instrument was really only 'para-phonic.'
The Polysynthi featured 2 x Voltage Controlled LFO's (VCLFO) with sine and variable pulse waveforms which could modulate each other or be frequency modulated by either of the 2 ADSR's. The LFO's could also trigger the ADRS's allowing performers to control parameters such as the filter or the analog delay line. The Polysynthi's voltage controlled analog delay had a switch for short echoes (which could produce chorus, flanging and reverb effects) and long echoes of upto 1 second. The Polysynthi's sound sources were two VCO's producing triangle, square and pulse waveforms and there was also a noise generator. These sound sources could be mixed independently via the Polysynthi's VCBO mixer section.
Main Edit Panel Features:
- Multi Filter (LPF / BPF /HPF)
- ADSR Amplitude Envelope
- Multi Filter ADSR Envelope
- Pitch Envelope
- Multi Wave LFO (controls filter freq. cutoff)
- LFO controlling the Multi Filter 'Type'
- Vibrato / Auto Panner / Tremolo
- DBD Envelope
- Limiter
- Stereo Width Control
- Tape Saturation
- Portamento
Effects Edit Panel Features:
- Chorus
- Phaser
- Delay
- Flanger
- Lo-Fi / Bit Crusher + Noise Generator
- Rotary
- Parallel Compressor
- Tube Drive
- Convolution Reverb
- Speaker Cabinets + Preamp Drive (Distortion)
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