Sequential Circuits™ Pro One

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The Pro One keyboard was introduced at the 1981 Winter NAMM Trade Show by Sequential Circuits™ as the world's first synthesizer for under $1000, carrying a list price of $745. Its monophonic voice architecture was modeled after the Prophet-5 Revision 3 and Prophet 10 by incorporating the exact same VCOs, VCFs, VCAs, & Envelope Generators into the voice cell design. Between 1981 and 1984 several thousand Pro One keyboards were manufactured and sold by Sequential Circuits. Twenty years later in 2001 the first Wine Country Sequential™ Pro One software survival kit sold for 115 Euro and shipped via internet
delivery. Welcome to the 21st Century

The Sequential Circuits™ Pro One is the first synthesizer in the world available in both hardware and software versions. The new Pro One software is a virtual simulation of the original hardware, and was designed to both complement and enhance the sound of the original Pro One. This new Pro One Software also becomes the ultimate Survival Kit when repairs to the aging Pro One hardware are no longer possible. Pro One Software delivers the Sequential sound and performance of Pro One hardware, only with 21st Century features like full MIDI control, polyphony, program memory, an enhanced arpeggiator & step sequencer, plus long term reliability.

For current owners of Creamw@re DSP cards a new and significantly improved Wine Country Sequential Pro One software survival kit is now available directly from CreamWare.com for 198 Euro with delivery via internet. For additional information concerning a Software Pro One for your computer music system call 408-265-2008 or email us directly at sales@WineCountrySequential.com

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