Intellijel Atlantis

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Dive into the depths of synthesis with the Intellijel Atlantis, a nod to the iconic Roland SH-101, yet engineered with a twist for the modern sonic explorer. This modular marvel doesn't just replicate; it innovates, offering enhanced FM capabilities and a richer filter design that sings across the spectrum. Whether you're crafting classic lines or venturing into uncharted sonic territories, the Atlantis is your compact, yet powerful, undersea guide in the vast ocean of sound creation.

Key Features:

Inspired by the legendary Roland SH-101, with significant enhancements
Improved FM options for expansive sound design possibilities
Advanced filter design providing a fuller sound at high resonance
Stable tracking across the 1v/oct range, even when self-oscillating
A complete synth voice ideal for both standalone and modular use
40HP, efficiently sized for Eurorack setups
Consumes 214 mA +12V, 196 mA -12V, ensuring compatibility with most power supplies

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mylarmelodies

Intellijel Atlantis Eurorack Modular Synth Voice Demo

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Intellijel Atlantis demo1

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Intellijel Atlantis Eurorack Synthesizer Voice Review

sonicstate

101 Shootout | Roland SH01A vs. Behringer MS1 vs. Intellijel Atlantis | Thomann

Thomann Synthesizers

Deckard's Voice vs. Intellijel Atlantis Eurorack Shoot Out. If you could keep only one?

DUNGEON MUSIC THEATRE

A Loveletter to the Intellijel Atlantis

Lucas Marchal

Intellijel Atlantis - still awesome after 8 years?

Mark Booth

The Battle of the 101 // I Learn a lot with this Synth

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PROS

Mimics SH101 with additional features
Offers uniquely seductive bass tones
Includes audio rate LFO for advanced modulation
Versatile with outs to outs connectivity
Dual oscillators and built-in envelopes enhance sound design
Pairs excellently with Intellijel Metropolis sequencer
Can produce both rubbery and hard-hitting bass sounds
Filter options (2 or 4 pole) provide sound flexibility
Drive feature for added sonic character
Described as a worthwhile modular entry point

CONS

EuroRack entry can be expensive
Initial setup requires additional case purchase

5.0 out of 5

Based on 2 Reviews and 8 Ratings

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xaqary

5821

about 7 years ago

Some of the hardest bass I’ve heard.

Been flirting with this for more than a little while. The expense of getting into EuroRack, the black hole it can become after you have...this little beast was just too much to resist and I got on board over the last few months...

1st a case. That kinda sucked cuz it was just that, a case...for months.

Then I scraped together the cash & the gods of Cyber Monday/Black Friday shined on me. I went after a load of long coveted pieces. This remains one of the most seductive bass tones I’ve heard.

Not just a clone of the SH101, it goes further with audio rate LFO, outs to outs, etc.

There’s plenty available out there on the specifics but I know that while I use and abuse this sucker it’s the bass that I can’t get enough of so that’s what I’ll talk about here.

It’s a short conversation-

Rubbery, hard as f**k, and add a little chorus? Favorite bass tone I’ve got. Or at the very least a very close tie. Hits like a weapon- the added bass boost when using higher resonance, the drive, 2 or 4 pole filter to get as nasty or as creamy as you want- I dunno who could ask for more. If you only go this far into modular? This one piece makes it worth it.

richiesantana

334

about 9 years ago

Sh101 clone Sort of.....

Really amazing sound... 2 oscillators built in envelopes.... This thing sounds like a Sh101 on steroids. A great way to get into eurorac modular synths. Pairs really well with The Intellijel Metropolis sequencer.

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Aphex Twin

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The Tuss

Verified via Aphex Twin

Used on the track: 4x Atlantis take1

Sub Focus

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Sub Focus & Danny Wheeler

Verified via YouTube

The Intellijel Atlantis can be seen at 1:38

John Tejada

Music Producer

Verified via XLR8R

"I’ve had fantasies about doing really simple things, and I think if I moved to a different room, I would just start from scratch and just do something really stripped down. Like with the Intellijel Metropolis and the Atlantis, putting those into a case and just going somewhere with headphones and just really getting lost in the gear."

Nick Batt

Music Producer

Verified via BandCamp

In the description: "Recorded using the frozen reverb on the Quantec Room Simulator on the Behringer X32 desk using only the Intellijel Antlantis (sic) module."

And in the credits: "[P]erformed by Nick Batt"