TX81Z V50 To subscribe to our monthly Newsletter . It was obviously marketed to the young, first synth buyer, market. However, dispite it's mini-sized keys, it has been since adopted by many professionals for it's simple design, active sliders, and great sound. The voice architecture was quite simple. The oscillator has a slider for fine tune, and an other with four octave settings, with the fifth setting switching it to the noise source.
Available waveforms are triangle, sawtooth, square, and narrow.
There is a slider for LFO speed and the amount is controlled by the controller wheel. One of the best features was the breath controller input. However, if you are a brass or woodwind player who is used to control loudness and timbre by air pressure, the BRC1 is very natural. The mouthpiece is held in the mouth with your teeth as the performer blows air into it. The harder you blow, the more signal it sends.