The ARP Pro Soloist is just such a machine. It was a much beloved synthesiser - a player's machine, with its early aftertouch capability attracting solo noodlers such as Tony Banks, Chick Corea and ...

A lead-line synth from Alan Robert Pearlman. The ARP Pro Soloist came two years after its original sibling, the Soloist. Originally designed as a synthetic string, wind and brass solo section, to ...

It caught on rapidly among musicians. Other ARP models followed: the even smaller Pro-Soloist, with preset sounds; the String Ensemble; and the polyphonic Omni, which became the company’s best ...