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On the rear panel of the SQ-R you will find the MIDI In, Out, and Thru connections as well as a jack where you can connect the optional Ensoniq Model CVP-1 Control Voltage Foot Pedal. Next to that is the right and left mono output jacks. Everything that you can do with the SQ-R is accessed directly from the front panel. It features a 32 character LCD display as well as numerous buttons. The SQ-R can operate in four different modes, namely Sound Select Mode, Sound Edit Mode, Preset Select Mode, and Track Editor Mode. The parameters for each of these are displayed on the LCD screen and you can use the left or right arrow buttons to navigate screens with multiple parameters. When it comes to the synthesizer section of the SQ-R, you have access to 100 high fidelity sounds that are stored in Read Only Memory. You can also store up to 80 additional slots in the internal memory of the SQ-R if you want to create and edit your own sounds. Furthermore, the SQ-R supports both RAM and ROM cards that can add an additional 160 sounds. The SQ-R uses three digital oscillators for creating sounds and these make use of more than a hundred sampled acoustic and synthetic waves. In addition, it also supports Ensoniq's Transwaves for some unique sounds that are hard to replicate with other hardware. Finally, the SQ-R has an on-board digital effects processor that can be used to make your sounds even more interesting. Ensoniq came out with 3 versions of the SQ-R: It had 21-voices of polyphony. It had 32-voices of polyphony and additional 16-bit waveforms. The SQ-2 was a 76-key version. Also its sitting outside of a rack and getting plenty of ventilation. Should I be concerned. Pfli. http://mallorcabusinessregister.com/userfiles/dish-tv-dv3s-manual.xml ensoniq sq-r plus manual, ensoniq sq-r plus manual, ensoniq sq 1 plus manual. Important Things to Know About the SQ-I, SQ-I PLUS ana SO-R. SO 1 ! ONLY QflODfld Wire-. 2. Figured — Attaching the new SO’ 1 ground wire.j. 3. Power Supply...... 3. Shipping.' 3. Power Supply. BQ-R Transfamer Board. 5. Power Supply Voluge Chad. 5. Main Board Test Point Locations Chart.6. Figure 6 — Main Board Test Point Locations. 6. Display. Display SeEf-test Mode. S. Figure 9 — BQ-IjSQ- 1PLUSV5Q-R with a Low Battery Message when you turn it on. 10. Saving SQ-I Data to MIDI......13. SQ-l Test Procedures SQ-l Only Software Notes (O.S. I.OI). 4., 16. Section A — Replacing the SQ-l Mam Board. 20. Figure 12 — Main Boaird Mounting Screw Locations.20. Figure 14 — 5Q-1 Boutur) Plate. 21. Table of Contents -1. SQ-l fSQ-l PLUSJSQ-K Service Manual. Table of Contents. Section C — Replacing the SQ-1 Keyboard. t t t... T 22. Figure 15 — To remove lh.Replacing SQ-R FartC. Figure 21 — SQ-R KtypsdAMsplay Board Mounting Screw Locations, f -, P 34. Section D — Replacing the SQ-R Gird Conneciof Board.55. Section F — Removing and Attaching ihe SQ-R Lid P P... 37 Figure 2 — Attaching the new SQ-1 ground wire. P - -,. 3. Figure 3 — SQ4 Transformer with Transformer Adapter Board. -.4. Figure 6 — Main Board Test PoaflE Locations -. r.... 6. Figure 10 — SQ-1 Exploded View... 12. Figure II — SQ-1 System Bloct Diagram. - - - 13. Figure 34 — SQ-1 Bottom Plate. P.21. Figure 15 — To reoiovc ihc SQ-1 rear power panel, remove ebsse screws. 23. Figure 17 — SQ-R Syaem Block Diagram, P P T. 29-. Figure 22 — Attaching tbo SQ-R greiuidwire........ P.., P P - 35. Table of Contents - 2 SQ- ltSQ-I PLUStSQ-R Service Manual. Important. IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE SQ-l, SQ-I PLUS All SQ-l, SQ-l PLUS And SQ-R service will be handled through Rather than diagnose and exchange individual The primary difference between these two products is the Main Roani All the debugging processes The SQ-l and SQ-R arc essentially comparers with 64K of RAM. http://vendsol.com/userfiles/dish-turbo-hd-installation-manual.xml This can result from Loading data off of a If the memory does get scrambled, it will be necessary to For this reason, periodic backing up of all data is recommended. However, the SO. ROM sounds are automatically loaded back into the internal memory after reinitializing. It is highly SQ-l) or p. 29 (for SQ-R) of this manual or Section 11 of the SQ-l Musician's Manual or Section S IMPORTANT! Unplug alt audio cables before reinitializing. The audio outputs or The ROM Sounds are automatically placed in the internal Important SQ-l and SQ-R SYSTEM RESET SEQUENCE SQ-l and SQ-R HARD RESET If the above methods do not return the system to normal operation then there is a problem in one of PEM next to it on the power side tear panel) should be removed and the new wire put in its place SQ-liSQ-1 FLUSlSQ-P Service Manual. Imponatv T Tr\ ground This ground wire is connected in four places (see Figure 2); Re sure to place the ring G round wire When installing the keyboard, it is important to justify it away from wheel cover and toward the rear Check dial a memory card can be inserted and removed When attaching the keyboard cable to the keyboard, be sure to support the keyboard circuit board Care should be exercised when assembling or disassembling any part of the SQ-1. Avoid oven Use no more than S The case of the SQ-1 is an aluminum extrusion. The various parts are held in place by screws which When replacing any of these screws. it is A second set of holes is provided on. If a screw hole for this hoard screw becomes stripped, the hole next to ii Therefore, all Lhe power supply voltages are measured at test peters For more information, see pp. 4-” TTI ground PEM Figure 2 -. Attaching the new. SQ-1 ground wire. Bottom view of the SQ-1 Power Circuitry After h has warmed up for five minutes, begin to lest the. Check all the fuses lo make sure they are not blown. The original 5Q-1 has out of two possible transformer configurations. http://seasailing.us/node/1437 Figure 3 - Adapter Board SQ-1 PLUS has only this configuration. S CM't FI was ia FE with the value Figure 4 -. Transformer Board SQ-lfSQ-l PLUSfSQ-R Service Ma nual. Power Circuit-ry Figure 5 - SQ-R Transformer Board Designation. Terminals. Connector. Allowable Unjjg. SQ-1 Transformer and Transformer Adapter Board (see Fi gures 3 and 4). Digital Supply Analog Supply SQ-R Transformer Board (see Figure 5). Digital Supply Analog Supply SQ-1 and SQ-R Main Board Power Circuitry Mwming Biacke Pomer Circuitry A fuse(s) has blown Did the fusefsi Tara the unit OFT. Replace the Replace the Turn the unit OFF. Replace the Replace the. M 3 un Board. Figure T -. Testing the Transformer. Board Unloaded. Replace the. Transformer Board. The above method can also be used to determine the defective module if the voltages are ineunret SQ-ItSQ-l PWSfSQ-R Service Manual Display Self-Test BiEpiLT HPi4 Htttt. Aay fifce-S blnWn. Tom txniC OFF -. Jumper ptn. Rcpln. Hoard Turn unit OFF. fiu-wmm ihe. Tptp die wiir ON. Tun Lbc tuiiL OFF. CCJTMT on ibfi mam Replace. TncnsJornief Replug. KeypttVDiifday SQ-IfSQ l PLUSfSQ R Service Mawd. Unexpected Event Messages. Occasional unexpected event messages an.It is possible that chronic unexpected event messages amid result from scrambled memory. Be sure Software Messages. Description Description Main Board Problems. The following unexpected event messages could be caused by a problem on the Main Board: MIDI or Main Board Problems. The following unexpected event message is usually caused by too much incoming MIDI data, It A number of things could cause this message to appear when the unii is powered up. WARNING! Battery Press any button to continue. Sometimes the unit in question can wake up in a state of mild If you get this message after a RAM cad (MC-32 or MC- Section 11 of the JS Q 1 Musician's Manual or Section 8 of the SQ-R Musician's Manual. http://nahalsan.com/images/compaq-6325-manual.pdf To check the battery, go to the Analog Test Page: If this is the case, it usually indicates Low Bemury Message. Low Bscfrj- Tim die imU Off, Chwkdie RtpLACu the. Mam Board. Figure 9 -. Low Battery Message SQ-lfSQ-J PLUSfSQ-R Service Manual SQ-1 Exploded View. L.. 12. System Block Diagram. 13. Test Procedures..... 14. Software Notes., T,. 16. Replacing Modules. 20. A - Main Board... 20. C - Keyboard. 22. D - Transformer Board 23. E - Transformer. 24. F - Wheels. 25. G - OS. EPROMs. 26 Jivy, Si Jj SQ-USQ-J PLUS Test Procedure SQ 1 System. Block Diagram. Sounds: Recorder. Enter. The display now lets you choose which type of storage to use. The receiving of data dumps is initiated automatically by system exclusive messages sent from the The SQ-1 is heavily software dependem.Sometimes these units merely require reinitialization Bank. Sound Name. Effect WARM Cl 1AMBER Down. He. Center Knob” The location number is on the SQ-ltSQ-l PWSfSQR Service Manual SQ! Only Software Motes Then, leave the unit off for to NOTE; Remember, if you taro it on and off 7 times, it will reinitialize itself (see p. 2). C, Power the unit On and verify that there are no loud pops at the main outputs on power up. NOTE: The headphone outputs will produce a pop at pnwer-up and power-down as there is no The new edit times arc now. Subsequent Loops only recorded from die start of the sequence Id the punch-ouL point Punch Lillies with looped KHpewa Additional Phg cs on longer results in a discrepancy between the This has been fixed. SONG-SPECIFIC PRO B LEM Si The range is now UW last repeat. Also any mod wheel or pitch bend that overhangs the end of the sequence could result in Ihe last SOng tracks on lop of that), the system would noi allow ytsu 10 do any track edits, would not allow you in ovendub A few other sounds were modified tc correct minor voicing SQ-lfONLY. SQ-1 Only Software Nous Sequent mode. Sequence or Create Song command. Version l. 01 writes the data correal y and reads it back correctly. Furthermore, the new version win read cards SQ-ltSQ-l PLUStSQ R Service Manual Replacing SQ-liSQ-l PLUS Modules Removing Place something under the wheels Left Mono, Right Mono, and Phones- Main Board. Mounting. Bracket -. Heat sink ESP Adjust pot VUDT jacks RAM expansion Figure 12—. Main Board. Mounting Screw. Locations Li ft the side closest to the main board mounting bracket Installing 5. With the board tilted on a slight angle, Insert the jacks into die holes in ihe rear Then, install the main board along Reinstall all the screws on the bottom plate (use no more SQ-IfSQ-1 PLUSfSQ-R Service Manttai. Replacing SQ-ISQ-1 PLL'S Modules Place something under the Note that it is lreycd- Installing 9. To reassemble, first make sure that the lens is clean. Slide die board under the I O.Use the alignment pins to line up the KcypatVDisplay board. Install the twelve Power up, best the unit. See Figure 14 for location of the star Figure 13 -To remove the SQ-I near jack panel, remove these screws. Front of SQ-1 (Keyboard Side) t Star FL Sw. PWMi-CV Left Rjgbi Fbofitt Replacing SQ-USQ-1 PLUS Modules Place somethinE under the wheels Disconnect the. Keyboard end of the Keyboard ribbon cable. Note that the Installing 9. Insert the new Keyboard key tips first. Be sure to Use no more than H in'lfo.s See Figure 14 for location of the star SQ USQ-1 PLUS1SQ-R Service Manual. Replacing SQ-lfSQ-I PLUS Modules Remove all cables connected to the SQ-I, including the power cord. Tum the unit upside-down on a soft surface. Place something under the wheels Remove all the screws from the bottom plate. Remove the four (4) screws that hold the near power panel to the unit (see Figure Figure 4, p, 4); Make sure that PI and P4 are Figure 2). See Figure 14 for location of the star Transformer Adapter Board. Remove nil tables connected to the SQ-1, including the power cord. Turn the unit upside-down on a soft surface. Place something under the wheels. Remove all Lhe screws ftm the bottom plate. Dis connect the following cables and wines from the Transformer Adapter Board Remove the four (4) screws (Phillips Or hex-head) that secure the Transformer to Remove the four (4) (Phillips or hex-head) and one star washer that the. Transformer Adapter board (see Figure 3, p. 4) to the case. You will be replacing these two pans with a single board that has the transformer Follow steps 7 to 12 in Section D. p. 23. The Pitch and Mod Wtbseis are replaced as an assembly along wish the cable hamess. Rcmoving 1. Removc all cables connected 10 the SQ- 1, including the power coni. Place something under she wheels Board. Note that these connectors are keyed and have connector locks. Carefully Installing 6, Insert the Wheel Assembly from the bottom (when the unit is upside-down, see. Figure 10). Reconnect the wire See Figure 14 for location of ihc star SQ-lfSQ-i FLUSiSQ-R Service Manual Replacing SQ-llSQ-I PLUS Modules. SECTfON The SQ-! operating system tan be updated by replacing the O.S. EPROMs, Each. SQ-I has two Operating System EPROMs located on the Main Board near the MIDI Internal sounds an; automatically replaced by the ROM sounds during reinitialization. AH Sounds and Presets must be saved before starting this procedure! Removing. Installing Place something under the wheels Carefully remove the two EPROMs and insert the Be sure the notch in each. EPROM is facing away from die jacks. IMPORTANT! Make sure all audio cables are unplugged BEFORE turning (he uni I Then press Ye s. EPROMs, SQHSQ-I PLUSSSQ-R Service Manual SG-fi Exploded View.... 2S. SQ-R System Black Diagram,. 29. Saving and Loading SQ-R Sys-Ex data.,29. Test Procedures. 30. Software Notes. 31. Hardware Nates. 32. Replacing Modules. 33. A — Main Board. 33. C - Transformer Board. 35. D - Card Connector. 35. E - OS. EPROMs. 36. F - Ud. 37. SQ-ttSQ-1 PLUStSQ-F Service Manual Figure 1H —. SQ-R Exploded View. SQ-HSQ-J FLUSfSQ-R Service Manual SQ-R System. SAVING SQ4t DATA TO MIDI (see Section H of the ???-!? Musician's Manual). Scmnds. Recorder, Presets: The dump contains data for the complete set of 80 preset locations. SQ-R Test Procedure The SQ-R should be connected in stereo to a sound system, with headphones. To perform the The SQ-R is heavily software dependent, and like all computers, certain events can cause the unit to. Glitch and contract a severe case of amnesia, Sometimes these units merely require neinitializaLion Sound Mama. Effect While holding down System, quickly press Enter!Saw. Controller. Display The name of the sound ai that location Then, leave the unit off for 10 NOTE: Remember, if you turn it on and off 7 times, it will reinitialize itself (see p. 2-3). C. Rower the unit on and verify that there are no loud pops at the main outputs on power-up. NOTE: The headphone outputs will produce a pop at power-up and power-down as there is no The following changes were included in SQ-R Soil ware Version 1.00 A. The following changes were included In SQ-R SohfRrt Version 1.01: If the demo's effect was. Imm the module. This has hoen fixed. SQ-R Hardware Notes Dim displays in the SQ-R. The SQ-R uses a 16 character by 2 line LCD (Liquid Qystal Display) module. This module has an. LED (Light Emitting Diode) backlight which allows the display to appear as light charreiers on a The setting provides an optimum view from above a straight-on position. There are two items which This can cause the You can tell if this is the Case by looking closely at the display. If the If die backlight isn't If the backlight is working, then there is some other problem with the system that is no i allowing Place the KeypadDisplay board face up and examine the 14-pin connector at the left of the LCID Figure 18). Figure 18 -. Touch-up locations for. SQ-R Dim Di splays. Make sure that the Avoid short circuits from solder bridging. LED backlight should light. If it doesn't, either the pins are still not making proper contact to the And the connections are good but the backlight is still not lit, the LCD module itself must be SQ ltSQ-l rimtSQ-R Service Manual. Replacing SQ-R Moduies Removing. Installing NOTE that it is keyed, Note that there is a scar washer on Be sure to See Section F, p. 37 to Attach the Ltd. MIDI tacks. EPROMs SQ-R Main. Board Monniing. Screw Locations. SQ-USQ-1 PLUSiSQ-H Service Manual Replacing SQ-R Modules Carefully rum the urtii over mid remove ihe one Pliiillps flat head screw from the Plaoc the front panel assembly an a soft surface. Remove the two (2) screws that Figure 20 -. Side View of SQ-R. Bracket Figure 21). IS. Reinstall the Volume knob. SCrtw-irt SQ-ItSQ-1 FLU Si SQ-R Service Manual. Replacing SQ-fi Modules Replacing the SQ-R Transformer Board. See Section F, p. 37 to remove the Lid. Transformer Beard to the Power switch, Remove the six (6) screws that secure the Transformer Board to the base. Note Install the replacement Transformer Board using the six (6) screws. Be sure to Figure 22 -. Attaching the. SQ-R ground wire Slide the Card Connector board out of the card beze L. Installing S, Slide J1 of the replacement board into the card bezel (the bezel should be On tap Install Lhe aatw,in standoff into the hole in the middle of the Card Connector. Board (See Figure 23). Attach replacement board to base using ihc two screws (see Figure 23). Reconnect the ribbon cable to J2. Power up, teat the unit Figure 23 — SQ-R Card. Connector Board Mounting. SQ-JiSQ-I PLUS!SQ-R Service Manuat Replacing SQ-R Modules The SQ-R operating system can be updated by replacing the O.S. EPROMs. Each. SQ-R has two Operating System EPROMs located on the Main Board near the MIDI. The Internal sounds arc automatically replaced by the ROM sounds during All Sounls and Presets must be saved before starting this procedure. SQ-R Musician's Manual)- Carefully remove the two EPROMs and insen the replacement EPROMs into their IMPORTANT! Make sure all audio cables are unplugged BEFORE turning the unit Select. SQ-lfSQ-I PLUSfSQ-R Service Manual. Replacing SQ-R Modules Returning the Lid; Mono, and Right Mono. Attaching the Lid: Right Mono. Parts Ordering 1-000-441-1003. In Canada: Kaysound Imports, tnc. Parts Ordering 514-331-6420. It is also available in rackmount form as the SQ-R. 21-note and 32-note-polyphonic versions of the SQ-1 exist. The models are SQ-1, SQ-1 Plus, and SQ-1 Plus 32-voice. The plus versions have improved piano sounds. It contains a set of 9 transwaves that can be used for wave sequencing. Here is the transwave list: Formant-X Planet-X Electro-X Pulse 1-X Pulse 2-X Resonant 1-X Resonant 2-X Resonant 3-X Resonant 4-X Common Repairs The CR2032 memory backup battery is soldered to the main board. When it dies, a battery holder should be installed in its place. The front panel buttons are table-shaped and rest on a plastic frame. The legs can become bent or broken, causing buttons to be permanently pushed in. They are not difficult to replace if you can find spares. They can break and will need to be replaced with new ones, but they are fairly standard and a simple soldering job to replace. Broken keys can be challenging because you have to completely disassemble the synthesizer to remove the keyboard, but once you've removed so many screws that your hand hurts, replacing a key is simple. The key return springs have a fair amount of tension, and you will need pliers to reattach them. It's available below. Please help to improve this article by introducing more precise citations. ( April 2009 ) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message ) To raise funds, Peripheral Visions agreed to build a computer keyboard for the Atari 2600, but the video game crash of 1983 canceled the project and Commodore sued the new company, claiming that it owned the keyboard project. Ensoniq products at that time were based on the ESP2 chip.Starting with the ESQ-1, they began producing sample-based synthesizers. Following the success of these products, Ensoniq established a subsidiary in Japan in 1987.The manuals and tutorial documents were clearly written and highly musician-oriented, allowing the users to quickly get satisfactory results from their machines. In 1988, the company enlisted the Dixie Dregs in a limited edition promotional CD Off the Record which featured the band using the EPS sampler and SQ-80 cross wave synthesizer.This was a lower-cost line that included the SQ-1 (61 keys), SQ-2 (76 keys) and SQ-R (rack-mounted, with no keys or sequencer). Later versions were produced with 32 sound-generating voices.The TS synthesizers followed the legacy of the VFX line, improving several aspects such as the polyphony, effects engine, sample-loading capabilities and even better synth and acoustic sounds. The DP series of effects rack-mount units offered parallel processing and reverb presets on a par with Lexicon's offerings, but at affordable prices.Through the early and mid-1990s, much effort was focused on improving the reliability of the products. The company didn't manage to reinvent its workstation concept in order to survive the mid and late '90s, and no lower-budget versions of their keyboards were offered to replace the aging SQ line. Excellent synthesizers like the VFX or TS models lacked cheaper rack-mount counterparts. Finally, while the competition's products were continually evolving and newer technologies such as physical modeling were introduced, Ensoniq failed to follow the late '90s market orientation, often recycling old concepts on their new products. During this time, much of the engineering effort and company resources were focused on computer sound cards, which offered more profit for the company.The latest incarnation, ES5548 OTTO-48, was used in the final line of Ensoniq studio products (ASR-X, FIZMO). A combination of OTTO and ESP, ES5540 OTTOFX, was also developed and sold. They were all manufactured on the CMOS process. OTTO was licensed to Advanced Gravis for use in the Gravis Ultrasound card. In 1994, production began on PC sound cards for home computers. The design of the video-game console Atari Panther also included the OTIS chip, though the product never reached series production.In addition, Ensoniq devised an ISA software audio emulation solution for their new PCI sound cards that was compatible with most IBM PC games. According to one source, because of the wide range of patents Ensoniq had involving PCI-bus support for the sound cards, and the fact that Ensoniq wanted E-MU's technologies, the buyout of Ensoniq became the best of both worlds.It was a full-length ISA digital audio and ' wavetable ' sample-based synthesis audio card, equipped with a 2 MB Ensoniq-built ROM -based patch set. It was based upon the S-2000 chipset but was without the digital sound effects section or any DAC. The SSDB would use the host sound card for final output. It offered the highest MIDI quality of any PC sound card they ever made, including the newer AudioPCI. The Elite was based mostly around the S-2000, with some additional features that set it far apart from its progenitor. It was first produced in 1996. VIVO90 had similar specifications to the older boards, but was built to cost less to manufacture. It consisted of little more than a small, host CPU driven audio chip (one of the following: S5016, ES1370, ES1371) and a companion DAC. Despite its small size and low cost, AudioPCI still offers nearly all of the audio capabilities and functionality of the Soundscape ELITE card. The AudioPCI line utilized an NMI -based emulation TSR program Ensoniq developed to provide a reasonable level of legacy DOS compatibility without requiring any signals from the ISA bus, though the TSR could cause problems with games that relied on custom flavors of protected mode. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. All of the pages are intact and the manual is in great shape. Perfect for anyone.Don't hesitate to contact me for with any questions. No shipping outside of the continental U.S. It works and sounds great. No Manual is included.It works and sounds great. No Manual is included.But I do not have any way to test it. It will be sold As Is No Returns. 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This is a large and heavy keyboard and I do not have any case or packaging ready at this time. Home About Contact Site Index Home Ensoniq Gallery Ensoniq SQ-1 Plus The Web SynthArk Galleries Comparisons Timeline Blog Glossary Research Donate Shop Ensoniq SQ-1 Plus Picture provided by http:www.synthony.com Ensoniq SQ-1 Plus Synopsis 61 key version with sequencer Voice architecture is subtractive. DCO- DCF- DCA- Pan) Modulation is matrix style. With many sources(e.g. noise, aftertouch, EGs, LFOs, keyboard, MIDI, pedal, velocity, wheel) MIDI mono mode is included for guitar controller support.Wavetables can be played and modulated Communication Interface: MIDI In. Out, Thru Effects: 24bit dual multieffects processors(ESP chip. EPS-16 Plus algorithms) featuring reverb, chorus, flange, delay, rotating speaker, distortion, phasor. Filters, mod matrix(see aftertouch) LFO: Waveforms are triangle. LFO can be a mod matrix source(see aftertouch) Memory: Multi Memory: Patch memory supports up to 3 sounds(multisounds) each Patch Memory: 100 preset. 80 user, It has not been tested. Physically it appears to be in very good condition. The ESQ-1 was Ensoniq's highly affordable and impressive digital synthesizer, released in 1986. Although the waveforms are digital in nature, the filters are all analog as on the Mirage. In fact, for a digital synth the ESQ-1 has many good old analog-synth features such as a ring modulator, sequencer, and oscillator-sync. The envelopes and LFOs are can be freely routed to each DCO, VCA and or VCF. There are 40 preset sounds which are the usual not-so-great sounds. Luckily the VFD display screen is large enough to make editing the sounds somewhat pleasant. What really sets. more the ESQ-1 apart from other similar synths is the voice architecture. Choose from analog. Digital, or samples or any combo since there are three independent oscillators per voice. Once you start editing on the ESQ-1 you will come up with interesting and unique results. Using dynamic voice allocation it can seamlessly switch from 8-voices of analog to 8-voices of digital or sampled voices. This gives you a wide array of different sonic elements at your fingertips.