Leipzig-S/SK User Manual
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MANUAL OVERVIEW | Analogue Solutions
MANUAL OVERVIEW
Though Leipzig-S has some very special features, the general architecture, signal flow,
control naming etc is fairly standard, so using this synth should be fairly straightforward.
If you have experience with other analogue synths you should be able to get this going
without reading the manual! However, we advise you read the safety information and further
read the rest to discover how to use some of the unique features.
This manual does not aim to teach you the principles of analogue synthesis and assumes
you have prior knowledge of analogue synths and their use. What this manual does is list the
functions and their use.
A quick web search will bring up plenty of general analogue synth tutorials and forums are
always a good place to ask question about general synth use.
POWER
Leipzig-S comes with a power supply. It uses a power supply with an AC output (not DC!)
If your power supply comes with a selection of connector plugs, use the one with the yellow
coloured centre. You’ll know it’s the right one as the fit will feel right.
It does not matter which was around you insert the plug into the end of the power supply
lead.
Plug the power leads into the rear of Leipzig-S.
Leipzig-SK uses standard IEC power cable, supplied. Leipzig-SK will either be set to 230V or
115V. It will be set correctly to the country it was originally shipped to. If you have bought
yours from another country, or second hand, ensure voltage is correctly set for your country.
Voltage setting is marked on the back panel.
MIDI
LEIPZIG-S HAS
MIDI In
to play the synth from a MIDI keyboard, sequencer or DAW.
MIDI Thru
outputs a copy of what comes into the MIDI In socket.
