Showing posts with label Elka. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elka. Show all posts

Saturday, April 25, 2009

ELKA MK55- MK88 KEYBOARDS - 1988 - ADVERT


BRING IT ON HOME

There's a tough hi-tech road ahead for today's musician.

Expanding your musical horizons means exploring new sounds but it also means that you need to keep pace with technology, you need to be able to use the latest products to their full potential — you need control.

Now Elka's two new Master Control Keyboards have arrived to help you drive forward.
Both keyboards incorporate such advanced features as delay, repeat, loop, polyphonic after touch, release velocity, adjustable dynamics and six split zones.

The MK55 is a touch sensitive 61 note keyboard whilst the MK88 is an 88 note piano-weighted keyboard. Let them help you get your music together, and bring it on home.

Elka Mk55- Mk 88 - keyboards - 1988

Sunday, April 19, 2009

JEAN MICHEL JARRE LOVES ELKA - 1987




YES IT'S TRUE !

Jean Michel Jarre use Elka Keyboards .. !


Advert in a music magazine 1987

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Elka Syntex - Keith Emerson - 1985



...'On the synth front, I've just got myself an OSCar, which l really like. I suppose it's a sort of modern version of the Minimoog, if you like, but in some ways it's better because of its ability to create digital waveforms and because it doesn't need continual tuning.

Then there's the Elka Synthex, which is good for string and brass sounds, and I've just got a PPG Wave that also sounds pretty good, though in a different way, obviously.'

... 'I tried the Kurzweil, but before I make a decision on that, l need to hear their sampling update.

The one l tried just had the standard sounds in it, including a nice Bosendorfer piano sound which could come in useful if you were in a studio that didn't have a piano.

But then again, I've got my Steinway, and I'm perfectly happy with the sounds l get from that.

The Kurzweil's string sounds were a little bit scratchy, but at least you can really play them, which is more than most synths allow you to do: usually it's more a case of just holding the notes down.

I'm still toying with the idea of the Kurzweil, but it's a lot of money just for the presets: I'll have to see the sampling first.'

From E&MM 1985

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Elka - X30 Keyboard



Advert ELKA X 25 - X 30 1985

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