What kind of synth is the EMS Putney?

EMS created the VCS3 (also called ‘the putney’ ), then, based on the VCS3, the Synthi A and Synthi AKS. A portable synth in a suitcase !

When was the EMS Synthi AKS first made?

First manufactured in 1972 by EMS in Putney, southwest London, the Synthi A was basically a portable version of EMS’s famous VCS3 synthesizer, and the KS keyboard (an unplayable thirty-note touchplate) was added to make the Synthi AKS. Oops, we couldn’t find that playlist. The EMS Synthi AKS is a legendary instrument with an illustrious history.

Are there any free emulations of EMS VCS3?

1. Cynthia VST by NineCows Cynthia is a free EMS VCS3 VST emulation. It was developed with Synthedit, so it’s for Windows (32 bit) hosts. Don’t forget to read the manual it’s clear and instructive.

Is it possible to make a synth with Synthi V?

Not only do their instruments stay true to the sounds of the classic synths that inspired them, but they also add plenty of digital features suitable for contemporary productions. Synthi V is definitely no exception, but it has to be said that even with the well-integrated tutorial, it may take a while to learn all its ins and outs.

Is the EMS Synthi A the same as the EMS VCS3?

The Synthi A and Synthi AKS models are virtually the same electronic instrument as the EMS VCS3, except that the Synthi models are housed in a thin plastic briefcase for easy portability. The Synthi A was also commonly known as the “Portabella”.

When did the portable line of EMS synths come out?

What is important about the portable line of EMS synths is that they were super miniaturized and fairly sophisticated for their time. The patching grid system made patching easier, and allowed the unit to take up a lot less space. The Synthi A was released in 1971, two years after the launch of the VCS3 (The AKS came out in 1972).