Ensoniq was an American electronics company that made samples and synthesizers from in the mid-1980s and 1990s. It was founded in 1982 by Robert &quot;Bob&quot; Yannes (Commodore 64 SID chip designer), Bruce Crockett, and Al Charpentier. The company&#39;s initial product was a home computer software drum machine.
Ensoniq was acquired by Creative in 1998 and merged with E-mu Systems. Later the E-Mu/Ensoniq division was dissolved.


Ensoniq was an American electronics company that made samples and synthesizers from in the mid-1980s and 1990s. It was founded in 1982 by Robert "Bob" Yannes (Commodore 64 SID chip designer), Bruce Crockett, and Al Charpentier. The company's initial product was a home computer software drum machine.

Ensoniq was acquired by Creative in 1998 and merged with E-mu Systems. Later the E-Mu/Ensoniq division was dissolved.

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Music workstation synthesizer originally released in 1993. Includes a 6MB ROM sampler, 30.000 note 24-track sequencer, built-in 24-bit effects, 61 keys with aftertouch, MIDI support, a 40x92 display and a floppy disk drive. The synth engine has 32-note polyphony with 6 oscillators per sound, but the filter has no resonance. Additional samples can be installed as 30-pin SIMM modules.


Music workstation synthesizer originally released in 1993. Includes a 6MB ROM sampler, 30.000 note 24-track sequencer, built-in 24-bit effects, 61 keys with aftertouch, MIDI support, a 40x92 display and a floppy disk drive. The synth engine has 32-note polyphony with 6 oscillators per sound, but the filter has no resonance. Additional samples can be installed as 30-pin SIMM modules.

TS 10

Ensoniq TS 10

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