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Quasimidi (Eigenschreibweise QUASIMIDI) war ein deutscher Hersteller von Synthesizern. Gegründet wurde Quasimidi im Jahre 1987 von und im hessischen Kirchhain. Im Jahr 1998 wurde der Firmensitz nach Rauschenberg verlegt; seit dem Jahre 2000 ist Quasimidi nicht mehr auf dem Markt präsent. Quasimidi Musikelektronik GmbH was een Duitse fabrikant van synthesizers. Het bedrijf werd opgericht in 1987 door Friedhelm Haas en Jörg Reichstein, en werd opgeheven in 2000. Quasimidi Musikelektronik GmbH was a German synthesizer manufacturer from Hesse. It was founded in 1987 by Friedhelm Haar and Jörg Reichstein. It was originally based in Kirchhain, but moved to Rauschenberg in 1998. The company folded in 2000. Quasimidi's final product was the Polymorph, a successor of the Rave-O-Lution. Although the company's products were popular, Quasimidi went out of business in 2000.
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Quasimidi Musikelektronik GmbH was a German synthesizer manufacturer from Hesse. It was founded in 1987 by Friedhelm Haar and Jörg Reichstein. It was originally based in Kirchhain, but moved to Rauschenberg in 1998. The company folded in 2000. During the early part of its life the company produced MIDI master keyboards, and later the Quasimidi Styledrive, which could store and replay MIDI sequence and system exclusive control codes. The company also produced an upgrade kit to expand the capabilities of the popular Roland E-20 keyboard, as well as several ROM cards for the E-20 offering additional accompaniment styles. Subsequently, they became notable for their range of synthesisers, which were aimed at the dance music market. Their first popular product was the Quasimidi Quasar, a rack-mounted digital synthesiser module which was released in 1993. The presets and drum sounds eschewed the typical General Midi specification, which was in vogue at the time, in favour of electronic and trance techno styles. The Quasar included an arpeggiator, which was an unusual feature in 1993. Whereas the Quasar was a two-unit rackmounted box, Quasimidi's subsequent equipment was visually adventurous. Quasimidi was one of the first modern synthesizer companies to re-introduce knobs, lit buttons, and dials to synthesizer control interfaces, notably with the Quasimidi Rave-O-Lution 309 of 1997. This was a module which combined a pattern-based sequencer with a drum section and a synthesiser section. It competed in the "groovebox" market segment against Roland's popular MC-303. Quasimidi released a keyboard version of the Rave-O-Lution, as the Quasimidi Sirius, which included a built-in vocoder. Quasimidi also built the Raven, which also was based on the dance market genre of the time, making use of a very logical sequencer which was very good for live usage, using the keys to mute or unmute elements of the tracks, and also an octave of keys allowing the sequence to be transposed in real time based on the root chord note, it also featured real and step time recording in the style of Roland type TR drum machine type step input, many Raven models were fitted with the "MAXX" expansion board which took the internal PCM data from 6 mb to 14mb, whilst the Standard Raven is quite a large palette of sounds, the MAXX version is the Raven model to own, the Raven is also similar in use to the Roland JX-305. Quasimidi also built a master keyboard, namely the Cyber 6 which shared the same casing as the Raven, albeit a couple of cosmetic differences, most notably the striking red Livery. The Cyber 6 was a 61-note Master keyboard with aftertouch, which allowed control of 32 independent MIDI channels thanks to its two midi out sockets located on the rear, part of the advantage of this is that the keyboard can be split into zones, or layers, with each zone being able to transmit on its own MIDI channel, and can also be transposed individually in the zone, so it is possible to create large timbres using separate sound sources or synthesizers, for large thick layering on the same key zones. It also had an 8-track sequencer, in the same guise as the Raven but went beyond the realms of the traditional arpeggiator types of grooves, which became known as "Motivators", of which it featured two within the Engine of the sadly the Cyber 6 does not have any internal sounds.The Cyber 6 along with the Raven have become increasingly popular in the last few years, despite a lack of appreciation in the past or perhaps thanks to the dire manuals which were poorly translated from German to English. Quasimidi's final product was the Polymorph, a successor of the Rave-O-Lution. Although the company's products were popular, Quasimidi went out of business in 2000. Quasimidi (Eigenschreibweise QUASIMIDI) war ein deutscher Hersteller von Synthesizern. Gegründet wurde Quasimidi im Jahre 1987 von und im hessischen Kirchhain. Im Jahr 1998 wurde der Firmensitz nach Rauschenberg verlegt; seit dem Jahre 2000 ist Quasimidi nicht mehr auf dem Markt präsent. Quasimidi Musikelektronik GmbH was een Duitse fabrikant van synthesizers. Het bedrijf werd opgericht in 1987 door Friedhelm Haas en Jörg Reichstein, en werd opgeheven in 2000.
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