The HANSY1010 Is A DIY Synth With A "Digital Brain" and An "Analog Heart"

The HANSY1010 Hybrid Synthesizer, a new Kickstarter project from Lacaud Gilles, is a hybrid mono-duophonic synth that provides a 24-step sequencer, an arpeggiator, and an apparent variable sample frequency technology for higher quality high-notes.

Features and Specs

• Duophonic Hybrid synthesizer : Mono or Duo Mode
• Large Interface with 4*40 LCD and OLED (128*64)/ 8 Potentiometers / 16 Push Button and one Joystick
• 256 memory locations
• Digital Oscillators / Analog Filter 4 poles
• Resonance Keyboard tracking positive or negative Oscillator
• waveform Legacy waveform: Sine/Tri/Saw/Square/PWM/Random
• Special waveform: TriSquare/SawSquare/Pro2/MKS…
• Wavetable : over 4300 wavetables
• Noise generator
• Transpose and detune
• Phase Distortion
• One Sub Osc per Osc
• Sub Waveform : Sine/Tri/Saw/Square/Pulse1/Pulse2/Pulse3
• Sub Type: -2 / -1 / 0 Octave or 5Th Up or 5Th Down
• Combi between OSC and SubOsc ADD/MULTIPLY/XOR/ENTERLACE
• Wave Morphing and Wave shaping possibility (2 parameters per OSC)
• 3 LFO
• LFO Waveform : Sine/Tri/Saw/Inv/Random/Lag
• LFO Sync: Free/Key/delay
• 4 ADSR envelope Generator with positive and negative amount
• VCF Negative and positive Amount
• VCA
• Pitch route to OSC1/OSC2 or OSC1&2
• Matrix EG
• Glide
• External Analog audio input Midi In and Out with soft Thru
• Sequencer and Arpeggiator ( 1 Sequence or Arp per Sound)
• 24 Step 6 Parameters per step Transpose/Velocity/Cutoff/Gate/Glide/Noise
• Swing
• Sequencer or Arp send to Midi channel
• Midi Sync In and Out
• Assignable Pitch bend / Mod wheel
• Assignable 4 axis Joystick to 20 destinations with amount
• Double Assignable Aftertouch to 20 destinations with amount
• Sound and Library manager software on PC
• Weight 1,3Kg
• Size 335*125*48 (mm)

So far, The HANSY1010 has raised $7,575 of its $4,704 pledge goal, with the DIY kit being priced at €60 and the full synthesizer for €380. You can visit the Kickstarter page to learn more.

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