Rhythmic Robot brings you 102200 – the strangest monosynth we've seen in a long while.
This was Hammond's first (and only) attempt at jumping on the booming 70s monosynth
bandwagon, and they did it with a certain mad panache. Where ARP, Moog et al had sliders
and knobs, Hammond's catchily-titled 102200 (seriously...... what were they thinking?)
sported a futuristicbutton matrix that allowed the user to punch in various combos of filter
settings, envelopes, LFOs and so on. Behind the scenes was a capable little synth struggling
to get out...but users, baffled by the buttons, ignored it in droves and the 102200 became
an oddball backwater in synth history.



Until now of course...

The result is powerfully strange, and ideally suited to Radiophonic Workshop-style sci-fi
soundscapes and effects. It has a strangely industrial edge to its sound which adds a genuinely
original flavour to your tracks, and it ships with over 80 presets to get you started.



http://soundcloud.com/theprofessor-4/102200-kontakt-instrument-demo-1

http://soundcloud.com/theprofessor-4/102200-kontakt-instrument-patch-demo

Best of all, you can take advantage of our introductory pricing by simply entering the coupon code "102200" at
checkout. This will take £2 off the asking price, bringing it down to a nicely rounded £10

102200 is out now and requires Kontakt 4.2.3 or above (including Kontakt 5). Kontakt player is not supported;
our instruments will load but will time out after 15 minutes of demo.

More INFO: Rhythmic Robot | 102200

 

Sounds very nice