The others
Korg Triton
The Triton has been the flagship of the setup for many years. In fact, before things got serious, The Triton WAS the Antilles setup. Using the internal sequencer and no computer. With a lot of other synthesizers in the setup today, It doesn’t get used as much anymore. It’s a rompler – a synthesizer playing samples of real instruments and synthesizers. I use it for real instruments such as strings.
Yamaha TX 802
The Yamaha TX-802 is a keyless rackversion of the classic Yamaha DX7 II. It’s sounds are digital and cold. It’s rahter complex to program.
Audio samples coming…
Roland JV-1080
The 1080 is an old sample player like the Korg Triton. It’s a classic amongst romplers. There are plenty of expansion boards around to expand the soundbanks. Even though it’s a bit outdated by now, it still gets plenty use.
Roland MKS-50
The Roland MKS-50 is a rackversion of the Roland Alpha Juno II. It’s analog.
Audio samples:
MKS-50 A multitrack of MKS sounds (All except the chords which is JD-800)
MKS Electric Piano Great EP sound.
DSI MOPHO
A strange looking synthesizer from Dave Smith Instruments. It’s an actual analog synthesizer in a little box. It’s meant to back up my old Sequential Circuits Pro One synth which has no memory. Dave Smith also designed the Pro One back in 1981. They sound very simular.