![]() ![]() With lowpass, bandpass, highpass, and notch modes, this flexible filter was the star of the show. Though it was a simple, barebones monosynth, the Synthesizer Expander Module possessed a unique tone quality, courtesy of its 12 dB/oct state-variable filter. ![]() Soon thereafter, Oberheim linked multiple Synthesizer Expander Modules to an early digitally scanned keyboard to create some of the first polyphonic synthesizers, used by legendary artists including Joe Zawinul, Toto’s Steve Porcaro, Styx, and Jan Hammer. ![]() Originally released in 1974, the keyboardless, mono module was intended as a companion to the one of the earliest digital sequencers, the Oberheim DS-2. Synthesizer Expander Module is a free emulation of the classic Oberheim® self‑contained synthesizer module of the same name. Synthesizer Expander Module Team R2R | 04 December 2023 | 12.2MB One Tremendously Powerful Voice ![]()
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