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Sequential Circuits Studio 440

The Studio 440 was a sampler, sequencer, and 32 sound drum machine manufactured by Dave Smith's Sequential Circuits (SCI) and released in 1986. The sampler's core is similar to that of the Prophet 2000 and Prophet 2002. There is a 3.5" floppy disk drive to store samples and data.

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Attenuator
Attack-decay-sustain-release
Dates
1986-1987
Effects
None
External control
MIDI
Filter
Analog Low pass non-resonant filter with envelope
Keyboard
8 pads

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Sequencer

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Sequential Circuits Studio 440

Nodes22
Edges21
Triples15
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
Components1

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Sequential Circuits Studio 440

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Attenuator · 1
Sequential Circuits Studio 440 → Attack-decay-sustain-release
Dates · 1
Sequential Circuits Studio 440 → 1986-1987
Effects · 1
Sequential Circuits Studio 440 → None
External control · 1
Sequential Circuits Studio 440 → MIDI
Filter · 1
Sequential Circuits Studio 440 → Analog Low pass non-resonant filter with envelope
Keyboard · 1
Sequential Circuits Studio 440 → 8 pads
LFO · 1
Sequential Circuits Studio 440 → 1 (saw up, saw down, square, triangle)
Manufacturer · 1
Sequential Circuits Studio 440 → Sequential Circuits
Oscillator · 1
Sequential Circuits Studio 440 → 2
Polyphony · 1
Sequential Circuits Studio 440 → 8 voices

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440 sampler sequencer studio sequential circuits midi 32 sound 1986 samples rate 000 memory 768 kb 12 33 seconds 41

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Sequential Circuits Studio 440AttenuatorAttack-decay-sustain-release1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440Dates1986-19871.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440EffectsNone1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440External controlMIDI1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440FilterAnalog Low pass non-resonant filter with envelope1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440Keyboard8 pads1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440LFO1 (saw up, saw down, square, triangle)1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440ManufacturerSequential Circuits1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440Oscillator21.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440Polyphony8 voices1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440PriceUS$5,000 (approx.)1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440Storage memory768 KB1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440Synthesis typeSampler Subtractive1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440Timbrality8 parts1.00infobox
Sequential Circuits Studio 440Velocity expressionYes1.00infobox

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