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'''Synthwerks LLC''' founded by [[James Husted]] and [[Steve Turnidge]], is a small company in Seattle Washington which designs and makes [[Eurorack]] synthesizer modules. Their focus is on low cost interactive modules. Using [[force sensing resistor]] (FSR) and manual [[CV/gate|gate]] push-button modules that allow the user more expressive control than with the control voltage [[keyboard]].<ref>[http://www.synthwerks.com/ About Synthwerks]</ref><ref>[http://postmodular.co.uk/synthwerks Synthwerks], Postmodular limited</ref> |
'''Synthwerks LLC''' founded by [[James Husted]] and [[Steve Turnidge]], is a small company in Seattle Washington which designs and makes [[Eurorack]] synthesizer modules. Their focus is on low cost interactive modules. Using [[force sensing resistor]] (FSR) and manual [[CV/gate|gate]] push-button modules that allow the user more expressive control than with the control voltage [[keyboard]].<ref>[http://www.synthwerks.com/ About Synthwerks]</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20160921033238/http://postmodular.co.uk/synthwerks Synthwerks], Postmodular limited</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 01:52, 4 December 2018
Synthwerks LLC founded by James Husted and Steve Turnidge, is a small company in Seattle Washington which designs and makes Eurorack synthesizer modules. Their focus is on low cost interactive modules. Using force sensing resistor (FSR) and manual gate push-button modules that allow the user more expressive control than with the control voltage keyboard.[1][2]
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- ^ About Synthwerks
- ^ Synthwerks, Postmodular limited