BOEHM
Soundlab Modular Synthesizer Boehm
Soundlab
Built 1979
Type: analog
Hybrid: no
1 Voice / Stimmen
1x Multitimbral
no Memory / Speicher
Value / Wert in 2017 ca. 999 € (rare)
Synthesis: modular
OSC Features soft+hard sync pwm ring fm filterFM
Wave Shapes pulse saw sine triangle noise pink white blue
3 OSCs
2 Filter lpf hpf bpf notch self reso 1-3 Pole
1 LFOs tri saw square random
2 Envelope Generators 2x ADSR (cv control)
CV GATE Control / Triggering
49 Keys with no
Arpeggiator no
Sequencer no
(ID 261)
Type: analog
Hybrid: no
1 Voice / Stimmen
1x Multitimbral
no Memory / Speicher
Value / Wert in 2017 ca. 999 € (rare)
Synthesis: modular
OSC Features soft+hard sync pwm ring fm filterFM
Wave Shapes pulse saw sine triangle noise pink white blue
3 OSCs
2 Filter lpf hpf bpf notch self reso 1-3 Pole
1 LFOs tri saw square random
2 Envelope Generators 2x ADSR (cv control)
CV GATE Control / Triggering
49 Keys with no
Arpeggiator no
Sequencer no
(ID 261)
ABOUT Böhm Soundlab by Professor Enders (University of Osnabrück) and Oliver Kellogg (electronics specials). was released.. duophonic keyboard. THE BOEHM SOUNDLAB .. short info.. it uses banana jacks and is quite interesting / flexible. it provided multi mode filters when HPF,LPF,BPF combinations were still rare. böhm is a german electronic organ company for DIY kits and other stuffs from minden in germany. biggest competitor is wersi ;) find a nice info about the soundlab in "Synthesizer von Gestern Vol.2" by M.Becker who also released 3 CDs feat. Vintage Synthesizer Tracks .. the böhm was the only synthesizer by böhm beside the böhm dynamic expander with casio-type of PD synthesis , in this case phase modulation meaning phase distortion ;) the soundlab is quite rare and boehm offered DIY Kits and assemlbled ones. quite interesting modules were made.
You can reach Prof. Enders here: bernd.enders ÄT uni-osnabrueck DOT de
and his (german) book is still available: http://www.epos.uni-osnabrueck.de/music/templates/buch.php?id=19
You can reach Prof. Enders here: bernd.enders ÄT uni-osnabrueck DOT de
and his (german) book is still available: http://www.epos.uni-osnabrueck.de/music/templates/buch.php?id=19
ABOUT Das Böhm Soundlab wurde von Prof. Enders und Oliver Kellogg (Elektroniker) entwickelt und hat Multimode Filter, eigentlich ist Dr.Böhm eine Orgelfirma, gegründet von Rainer Böhm 1960 (sogar Bausätze gab es), somit war es der erste Synthesizer überhaupt, leider eher nicht so erfolgreich, trotz nicht uninteressanter Möglichkeiten. Duophonie-tauglich.
Prof Enders kann hier angesprochen werden: bernd.enders ÄT uni-osnabrueck PUNKT de
Ein Buch von ihm kann hier noch immer bestellt werden http://www.epos.uni-osnabrueck.de/music/templates/buch.php?id=19
ABOUT
Prof Enders kann hier angesprochen werden: bernd.enders ÄT uni-osnabrueck PUNKT de
Ein Buch von ihm kann hier noch immer bestellt werden http://www.epos.uni-osnabrueck.de/music/templates/buch.php?id=19
DETAILS ADSR is voltage controlled (all parameters!), VCA can be linear or expo. , S+H module, LFO Range to about 30Hz. sampler (DSM): 32khz / 8bit, Filter: 18dB/oct. LPF, 12dB/oct BPF, 6 dB /oct Notch (all available simultaneously)
DETAILS ADSR ist komplett (!) spannungssteuerbar, VCA lin oder exp., S+H Modul "MFM" (Multifunktionsmodul), LFO geht bis ca 30Hz. sampler (DSM): 32khz / 8bit, Filter: 18dB/oct. LPF, 12dB/oct BPF, 6 dB /oct Notch stehen gleichzeitig zur Verfügung
DETAILS
SOUND everything, even 8bit sampling
SOUND alles, sogar sampling mit 8bit..
SOUND
VERSION some optional Modules..
VERSION optionale Module..
VERSION
IMAGE
IMAGE