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The '''Alesis QuadraSynth''' represents a series of synthesizers released by Alesis, spanning the years of 1993 to 2003. They incorporate a synthesis method known as "QS Composite Synthesis"<ref name="qs-review-MT">[https://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/alesis-quadrasynth/7752# Alesis Quadrasynth review from Music Technology, April 1994 (under the "Hard fax" section)]</ref>, with a comparable feature set to the [[Korg ai2|Korg ai²]] series of synthesizers, but instead featuring Alesis sounds and Alesis effects. | The '''Alesis QuadraSynth series''' represents a series of synthesizers released by Alesis, spanning the years of 1993 to 2003. They incorporate a synthesis method known as "QS Composite Synthesis"<ref name="qs-review-MT">[https://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/alesis-quadrasynth/7752# Alesis Quadrasynth review from Music Technology, April 1994 (under the "Hard fax" section)]</ref>, with a comparable feature set to the [[Korg ai2|Korg ai²]] series of synthesizers, but instead featuring Alesis sounds and Alesis effects. | ||
The voice count for all synthesizers listed here is 64, with up to 4 voices per note. | The voice count for all synthesizers listed here is 64, with up to 4 voices per note. | ||
Revision as of 21:59, 25 August 2024
The Alesis QuadraSynth series represents a series of synthesizers released by Alesis, spanning the years of 1993 to 2003. They incorporate a synthesis method known as "QS Composite Synthesis"[1], with a comparable feature set to the Korg ai² series of synthesizers, but instead featuring Alesis sounds and Alesis effects.
The voice count for all synthesizers listed here is 64, with up to 4 voices per note.