- ENSONIQ SD 1 VS TS10 HOW TO
- ENSONIQ SD 1 VS TS10 PATCH
- ENSONIQ SD 1 VS TS10 PLUS
- ENSONIQ SD 1 VS TS10 SERIES
Sample editing is very similar to the EPS/ASR systems.
ENSONIQ SD 1 VS TS10 SERIES
Sampling: The TS series instruments can load samples from compatible Ensoniq samplers (EPS, EPS 16+ and ASR-10/88) into its RAM via 3.5" floppy disks or the optional SP-4 SCSI interface. The wave list can contain up to 16 steps and allows you to create impressive textures or rhythmic patterns. Hyperwave technology is a kind of wave sequencing similar to that used by the Korg. The TS series synthesizers ROM includes eight types of Transwaves (far fewer than the SD-1 had, unfortunately) and new ones can be created as a sample and imported into RAM. The loop start and end points can be modulated in real time by various sources like the LFO, envelope generators, modulation wheel, etc. The Transwave consists of 128 single cycle waves, each of which is part of the original (highly processed) sample. Transwave: Similar to Wavetable synthesis, this technology allows real time changes to the tonal timbrality. Wavetable synthesis with the following parameters for each tone: Three envelopes, two multistage filters (unfortunately without resonance), an LFO with settings for tone pitch, output, panning, delay, multisample shift + modulation matrix, and more. The TS-10/12 makes use of the following four types of synthesis technologies: The General MIDI sound set is also available in the TS.
There is also one bank for 10 sampled sounds which can be doubled if the RAM is expanded.
ENSONIQ SD 1 VS TS10 PLUS
Arranged by banks are 120 user "Sounds" and 120 user "Preset" performance patches plus 180 preset "Sounds" and 180 preset "Preset" performance patches. A performance patch, called a "Preset" can be made from up to three "Sounds" with independent settings for each "Sound". Each "Sound" can have up to four variations which are selected via two "Patch Selector Buttons" above the Pitch-bend and Modulation wheels.
ENSONIQ SD 1 VS TS10 PATCH
A single patch is called a "Sound" and can be made from combining up to six waves. It uses a ROM bank with 6 MB of samples from various acoustic instruments, synth waves, percussion and sound effects. The synthesizer section has 32 voices of polyphony (12 MIDI tracks of multitimbrality). The TS series consists of two models: The TS-10 with a 61-note synth action keyboard with velocity and polyphonic aftertouch, and the TS-12 which is virtually the same instrument, but it has 76-note hammer action keyboard with a channel aftertouch feature from Fatar. The resulting TS contained the most advanced feature set, most powerful sequencer and sound engine, and provided high quality sound and powerful effects processing. The TS series workstations introduced in 1993 were the culmination of the line that started with the ESQ-1and progressed through the SQ-80,, VFX-SD,SD-1, and SD-1/32. These are highly sought after and will sell quickly so don't wait too long.
ENSONIQ SD 1 VS TS10 HOW TO
Every button and slider that I know how to test works just as it should.
Cosmetically it is above average for a used keyboard with just a few scuffs and scratches here and there mostly along the back edge.
This TS-10 is in excellent condition functionally and comes with the power cord. I really hate to part with this keyboard. No rack-module version was produced.Ensoniq TS-10 Performance Composition Synthesizer The TS series workstations introduced in 1993 were the culmination of the line that started with the ESQ-1and progressed through the SQ-80, VFX, VFX-SD,SD-1, and SD-1/32. Ensoniq TS-10 Performance Composition Synthesizer