The Kijimi was inspired by the sound of the RSF Polykobol, a rare French polysynth from the late 70s that was only available in very limited quantities.
It is an 8 voice polyphonic synthesizer with two continuously variable oscillators (each with a sub-oscillator) per voice, an extensive modulation section, MPE compatibility and preset storage. The VCOs are able to morph continuously through waveforms. A noise source is also available!
In addition to the factory presets, the synth includes user banks by Mathew Jonson, Richard Devine and Paul Schilling.
Key features:
- 8-voice polyphonic analogue synthesizer
- Inspired by the legendary RSF Polykobol
- CRN3340 based VCOs
- SSM2040 based filter
- Polyphonic aftertouch
- Endless modulation possibilities (2 LFOs to 8 destinations)
- Each LFO has multiple waveforms and independent attack, decay and rate controls
- 128 factory and 1152 user presets
- Weight: 2.71kg
