Synthesizers Full Pack Featuring Korg, Behringer, MFB, and Sonicware from Japan, Germany, China, 1970s to 2020s NAM

This pack gathers a selection of vintage and modern synthesizers from Japan, Germany, and China spanning from the 1970s to the 2020s. From monophonic analog classics to semi-modular recreations and lo-fi digital samplers, these instruments offer distinct personalities, ranging from raw gritty analog tones to polished polyphonic textures. While some are faithful clones of legendary models, others explore niche sonic territories, giving players a broad palette of timbres and expressive capabilities. Korg X-911 guitar synthesizer 1970s – Monophonic analog synth with MS20 style filter; preamp captures at three gain settings; CV/Gate compatible; unpredictable tracking character for experimental tones. MFB Nanozwerg 2010s – Compact monophonic analog synthesizer with VCO, sub-oscillator, multimode 12 dB/oct filter, LFO, ADSR, CV/Gate and MIDI control; preamp capture emphasizes gritty, raw analog character. Behringer 2600 2000s – ARP 2600 clone; dual oscillators, flexible patching, ring modulation, sample & hold, lag processor, envelope followers; preamp capture in three drive levels for experimental textures. Sonicware Liven Lofi-12 2020s – Retro digital sampler and MIDI sequencer; 12-bit sampling engine, per-track effects, live controls, motion recording, MIDI I/O; three peak level captures (soft, normal, loud). Korg MS2000 rack 2000s – Virtual-analog polyphonic synthesizer; 4-voice polyphony, multimode filter, dual envelopes and LFOs, effects, vocoder, arpeggiator, MIDI control; clean and distorted captures. Behringer K2 Mk1 2010s – Semi-modular MS20 clone; dual oscillators, switchable filter revisions, patch bay flexibility; preamp captures with soft and hard peaking variants for experimental textures. Every device in this pack has its own page on the site, offering full details and NAM files for the curious musician and meticulous sound designer. Explore these sounds further on my YouTube channel, and if you enjoy this collection, consider supporting me with a coffee via PayPal. Every bit of support helps me continue capturing and sharing these unique instruments.