Sequential Circuits Prelude

The Prelude is a 4-section orchestral synthesizer consisting of Piano, Organ, Brass and String sections. Like many other similar 4-section synths of this type, all 49 keys will play simultaneously for 49-note polyphony. Two of the sections can be played at the same time. Though editability and storage are limited, it has an on-board chorus/flanger effect as well as a 7-band equalizer. The string sounds are the best feature of the Prelude, and the on-board effects and EQ are great for thickening and modulating the string sound beyond the scope of traditional orchestral sounds. The Prelude has a very appealing and intuitive Sequential-esque layout and appearance and is definitely one of the finest orchestral-type multitimbral synths among others in its class.
3 VISITOR COMMENTS
- Demos & Media
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Video 1 - See and hear it in this YouTube video.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 49 voices
- Oscillators - 1 per voice
- Effects - Chorus / Flanger
- Memory - None
- Keyboard - 49 keys
- Control - No MIDI
- Date Produced - 1982
- Est. Value - $200 - $300
- Websites of Interest
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Wine Country Productions - Support for all Sequential Circuits gear
- Resources & Credits
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Images from Synth Site.
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