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Sequential Circuits Fugue Synopsis
Rebadged Siel Cruise, combining the functionality of the Siel Mono and Orchestra/Prelude
Key Features
- Aftertouch: no
- Architecture Class: subtractive
- Audio IO: Dedicate monophonic and polyphonic section outputs
- Audio Source: Monophonic section has pink noise, saw (5 harmonics), pulse (5 harmonics/widths). Polyphonic section has trombone and trumpet (probably saw harmonics), cello and violin (probably saw harmonics), accordion and musette (probably pulse harmonics), piano and honky tonk (probably pulse harmonics)
- Communication Interface: none
- Effects: no
- EG: Monophonic section has ADSR (1 level, 3 rate) VCA EG can also be assigned to VCF, while polyphonic section has attack (brass), attack (string/reed), sustain (string/piano)
- Expansion: none
- Filter: Monophonic section has resonant low, band, and high pass filters (single cut-off), while polyphonic section has "brilliance" control for brass
- Form Factor: 49 keys
- Key Scaling: Routed to monophonic section filter cut-off
- LFO: Monophonic section has a triangle wave routed to oscillator or filter with delay, while polyphonic section routes a triangle wave to pitch.
- Memory:
- Multi Memory: no
- Patch Memory: 10 + 4 presets
- PCM Memory: N/A
- Sample Memory: N/A
- Sequencer Memory: N/A
- Multitimbral: 5
- Pedal Inputs: volume (5 pin DIN), sustain, keyboard shift (drops split point)
- Performance Control: pitch bend stick, portamento
- Polyphony: 1+full (divide down osc)
- Power: AC
- Released: 1981
- Sequencer: no
- Signal Class: analog digital
- Velocity: no