This video of the soon to be released Roland & Studio Electronics SE-02 analog synth shows off its depth of sound. All sounds are created with the SE-02. Well worth a watch.
Hunart got hands on with the upcoming Roland SE-02 analog synthesizer, part or their Boutique range which was made in conjunction with Studio Electronics. The 3 minute demo video goes beyond other videos we've seen to date.
It really shows off what this $499 analog synthesizer with built-in sequencer is capable of. Yes, many with bemoan the small size, especially those sporting large hands. But for the price and features this small package packs an impressively big sound. Check out the video below to see what we mean:
Hunart describes this as a "quick soundcheck of the new Roland SE-02 synthesizer. This thing really rocks! No compression, EQ or external FX, every sound comes from the SE-02."
SE-02 Features At A Glance
Discrete analog circuitry with knob-per-function interface
Three voltage controlled oscillators with six waveforms
Temperature-stabilized oscillators with automatic tuning
24 dB low-pass filter and dual gain-stage amplifier
Three types of cross modulation (XMOD), feedback loop, and noise generator
Tempo-syncing LFO with nine waveforms
Tempo-syncing digital delay with bypass to maintain analog signal path
Save and recall sounds with 384 preset and 128 user locations
Musical and intuitive pattern sequencer with song mode
Sequence notes, gate time, glide, and synth parameters
CV, VCF CV and gate inputs, plus trigger in/out
External Input for routing audio through the SE-02’s filter section
Standard MIDI, USB-MIDI, and USB-Audio
Create a polyphonic synth by using Chain Mode to connect two or more SE-02s together via MIDI
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