Elektrostudio DavoSynth 2.54b WiN VSTi

Davoli Davolisint synth is rare Italian keyboard created in 1972 – it was the year before the synthesizer industry really took off. “The Minimoog, EMS VCS3 and the ARP 2600 were already available and the ARP Odyssey was just about to appear, but the first of the more affordable Rolands, Yamahas and Korgs were only to be unveiled a year later. The other thing you need to know is that, in 1972, manufacturers were still experimenting with both the form and function of electronic keyboard instruments, balancing costs, flexibility and simplicity in innovative ways that were largely abandoned just a couple of years later. This means that the Davolisint had very little in common with the synths that preceded it, or those that were soon to follow.”

Elektrostudio DavoSynth virtual synth is inspired by Davolisint. It shares the same architecture as original which to be honest lacks most of the features we’d expect from magesy download even a basic synth :) There are two oscillators called VCO1, VCO2 – but there are no waveforms selection, syncing options, envelopes. So, what do we have ? One Portamento and fine tune per oscillator and the heart of the synth – four sliders with vibrato effect and 7 different footings available at the same time! (32′, 16′, 8′, 4′, 2′, 1′, and 1/2′). There’s also a lever called “extend” which is an up-only pitch bend, not unlike the Yamaha CS-01 for example, as well as chorus and delay effect.Davosynth has 37 keys – one octave marked with green color triggers DavoSynth features (vibrato, portamento etc.). You can trigger the “green” keys by clicking the mouse on gui or playing keyboard from magesy download C1 – B1 note to trigger. DavoSynth, just like Davolisint, is very unique synth – it feels like an organ but with extend lever, 2x portamento and vibrato, can create some really unusual sounds. It’s actually fun to play with :)

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Elektrostudio DavoSynth 2.54b WiN VSTi
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