Ensoniq returns 2011

In January 1998, ENSONIQ Corp. was acquired by Creative Technology Ltd. for $77 million. The fusion with E-mu Systems and Creative Labs after a long 12 year hiatus Creative Labs USA announces the return for Ensoniq for 2011, with special team of designers and youth marketers, Ensoniq should generate a new fan base and hopefully titillate their loyal followers - stay tuned

STOP PLAYIN... Straight up. I need a link homie. Serious bizness.

Hhmm.

Problem with that is, anyone can edit Wikipedia. If Ensoniq did ever come back though, they ain't gonna be the same if they still under Creative Labs. Gonna prob build some cheap BS.

Lampdog wrote:

SV1200 wrote:Gonna prob build some cheap BS.

I was thinking that same thing.

yeah, comeon.. "Youth Marketers" Shouldn't that read "Musical Instrument designers"

Youth marketers means that they are going squarely at the biggest possible market, which we know is not true misucal users of gear. so they're going to design Bullshi t Ipod accessories and cheap ass controllers with new shapes and whip up some sickeningly cutting edge videos to stuff it down everyones throat. ugh


hoepfully not ..

I want an SPEPS 12/24 with many faders and stuff

peace

asr10 with pads?

yoooo....

if they made a more modern version of the asr-10.... shit.....
or at least offered asr-10 repairs....

cause ive been getting really attached to my asr-10 and i'm hoping i'll be able to use it for the rest of my life

drunkmonkey5556 wrote:

cause ive been getting really attached to my asr-10 and i'm hoping i'll be able to use it for the rest of my life

+1 (000000)

sp-asr1000
grimmeeeyyy 16 bit sounds
no sample memory only 16 mb
but with a usb port
nothing else thank you

rookie wrote:asr10 with pads?

You mean the ASR-X?

http://www.vintagesynth.com/ensoniq/asrx.php

software and controllers--bet $10,000 cash right now!!!!!!

deegood wrote:software and controllers--bet $10,000 cash right now!!!!!!

that's the safeman's bet..............

computers and software are the future........sorry to burst any bubbles......... Hardware is becoming the antique muscle car equivalent for gear

It'll always have its niche following. And if there is a huge resurgence in interst (see vinyl production collecting in the late 90-now) then the market will respond. So until the noobs stop gobblin up the plethora of midi/usb controllers and their vst/au counterparts......controllers and software is what the market will continue to cater too..........