Différences entre le Esq1 et le Sq80

Le SQ80 a ces fonctions là en plus par rapport au ESQ-1 (je laisse le reste en anglais sorry). Contrairement à ce qui est écrit les "extra waves" sont présents dans l'ESQ mais tu dois les activer via un éditeur tel que soundriver (voir sujet : http://www.buchty.net/ensoniq/)

Citation de sonicstate :

Polyphonic aftertouch keyboard (ESQ is only velocity sensitive).

3.5" DSDD floppy drive.

MIDI THRU socket.

Additional sampled waveforms

The ESQ-1 has a cartridge port to accomodate the optional sequencer memory upgrade - I assume that the SQ80 has this expansion as standard as there is no seq expansion socket on the rear.

Citation de sonicstate :

- One of the SQ-80's outs can also act as a headphone jack, which is missing from the ESQ-1. Also, there are a couple of parameters in the envelopes in the SQ-80 to give a pseudo-reverb effect.

All patches from the ESQ are 100% compatible with the SQ-80, but not all of the SQ-80's patches are compatible with the ESQ-1, if they use the extra waves in the SQ-80. With those extra waves, an SQ-80 can sound at times like a D-50, DX-7, or even PPG Wave-ish. Wider range of sounds, for sure.