Analogue Solutions Ample - Analogue Patch Pin Matrix Synthesiser

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The Analogue Solutions Ample is a semi-modular synthesizer perfect for musicians seeking versatile sound design capabilities. Its patch pin matrix and extensive modulation options allow for complex sound shaping, making it ideal for creating everything from driving basslines to evolving soundscapes. However, users should be prepared for a learning curve due to the semi-modular nature and advanced features. The Ample features three oscillators, a 16-note sequencer, and MIDI input, offering a powerful toolkit for both studio and live performance.
| Model Part Number | 34-90104 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Analogue Solutions |
The Ample distinguishes itself through its patch pin matrix, which offers direct and intuitive control of signal flow and modulation. This semi-modular design grants extensive sound design flexibility.
Yes, you can integrate external effects by connecting the Ample's audio outputs to an external effects unit and then routing the effects unit's output to your mixer or audio interface.
Activate the sequencer, then use the gold-plated touch controls to input the notes, then set the tempo and start the sequence.
The Ample uses 3.5mm (1/8") patch cables for internal routing and modular connections.
No, the Ample is monophonic.
The Ample's firmware is not user-updatable. Please consult the manual if you experience any issues.
The CV touch pads allow for hands-on control and manipulation of various parameters in real-time. They can be patched to control different aspects of the sound.
Check all connections, including power, MIDI, and audio output. Ensure the volume is turned up on the Ample and your connected audio equipment. Verify that the oscillators are active and that the signal path is correctly patched.
Ensure the sequencer is enabled and that a sequence has been programmed. Check the tempo and clock settings. Verify that MIDI clock synchronization is not interfering with the sequencer's operation.
Check the MIDI cable connection. Verify that your MIDI controller is transmitting on the correct channel. Consult the Ample's manual for MIDI settings and configuration.
Check your input and output levels, and make sure that no cables are loose or faulty. Try grounding the synthesizer to reduce noise.