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The Multitrak is not the world's most celebrated synths. Minimoogs, Prophets, and the Jupiter 8 retain that illustrious crown. That said, the Sequential Circuits Multitrak is a very underrated and powerful synthesizer. And, despite the lack of dedicated program and editing buttons (the whole synth is based around a single data knob) we're finally learning to really leverage this expressive machine. Fat basses, thick pads, we're impressed. Check 'em out, there hundreds below the price of comparable and more popular vintage synths- you'll be glad you did.

Emily Haines during the Metric concert at The Fillmore in Detroit on September 8, 2012.

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Sequential Circuits Pro 8 (Split 8 in the USA) seen at Echigoya music in Shibuya.

Sequential Circuits: psychedelia inside

Created in Illustrator & Photoshop to accurately record patches.

Most(?) of Brian's setup at AHMW.

A Sequential Prophet 10 and Yamaha CS80 both recently serviced by The Analog Lab.

That's two prophet 5 voice boards sandwiched together. thermal nightmare!

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