Analogue Solutions has announced the Fusebox X, featuring three voltage controlled oscillators, multimode filter, three-note polyphonic mode, as well as several new features and many internal performance enhancements.
The Fusebox X PolySynthesiser is a reincarnation of the original Fusebox true analog monosynth predecessor, but bolstered by a three-note polyphonic mode.
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Analogue Solutions Fusebox X
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The three VCOs all have CV (Control Voltage) inputs for Pitch and PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) alongside manual PW (Pulse Width) controls. Creatively speaking, though, there are some striking variations: VCO 1 has OCT (octave) and XMOD (cross modulation) FROM VCO2 switches; VCO 2 has a WIDE TUNE (range) switch, allowing a wide tuning range (right down into low frequency territory). Alongside an oscillator SYNC FROM VCO 1 switch, VCO 3 also has a WIDE TUNE switch, together with a MIDI PITCH switch control that can be disabled to make this a free-running oscillator, which is ideal for modulation. In addition, VCO 2 and VCO 3 can both be pressed into service as LFOs (Low Frequency Oscillators) – as announced by their respective VCO / VCLFO wording.
Fusebox X Features:
» Tri-phonic mode (3 note poly)
» More Jacks! Some rocker switches replaces with jack socket for more patchability
» The Interval Generator and Patternator pots replaced with precision type
» 440Hz tuner tone
» Interval Generator clock input – allows automatic transposition in a variety of ways
» Bar1 / Note0 trigger outputs – versatile alternative ways to trigger the Patternator and Interval Generator
» Arpeggiator replaced with mini step sequencer
» Many internal performance tweaks
Futhermore, the Interval Generator, a special type of pitch transposer that allows users to set six different pitches to each of the switches, then transpose the VCOs manually to create performances, and Patternator pots have been replaced by precision type in Fusebox X, with STEP 1 and NOTE0 trigger outputs in the associated CONTROL section serving up versatile ways to trigger the Patternator and Interval Generator. The Interval Generator’s CLOCK IN (input) now allows automatic transposition in a variety of ways. Tweaking the original Fusebox’s design continues with its ARPEGGIATOR being replaced by the SEQUENCING section’s mini-step sequencer in Fusebox X, though there are also a wider range of playable notes available via MIDI, should users wish to play the true analog monophonic synthesizer from an external keyboard or sequencer.
