Hard Mod released this extended demo video for their Duo Portable Modular Synthesizer.
The Duo_ is a modular synth with portable case, compact design and pure analogue sound. It features two VCO’s, two VCF’s and 80-patchbay jacks. Continue reading
Mode Machines today released this teaser video for their x0x-Rack, a rackmount Roland TB-303 clone.
The Mode Machines x0x-Rack features the synth section of the open x0xb0x, without sequencer.
The x0x-Rack is listed at the Mode Machines site, but details are still to come. It’s priced at $399.
The TRAX RetroWave is an analog desktop monosynth, designed for musicians ‘who want the warmth and raw power of classic analogue sound, created by a real analogue instrument, as opposed to a digital system or computer emulation’.
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The TRAX RetroWave is a boutique synth and is available in limited quantities, via eBay, priced at GBP 325.00 (Approx. US $525).
If you’ve used the TRAX RetroWave – leave a comment with your thoughts on it!
Saturday Synth Porn: MacBeth Studio Systems’ Ken MacBeth shared this video demo, featuring his new Micromac-r synthesizer and a new stylus controller/synth that he is currently developing.
If that’s not enough Scottish synth action for you, MacBeth also announced via his Facebook page, that he’s received the first batch of 100 factory-built Micromac-r synths – and it looks like he’s got synths stacked to the ceiling:
Bleep Labs has introduced the new Hard Soft Synth 3jb, a audio + video synthesizer.
The HSS3jb features 15 modes of audio/video excellence, each with 4-5 variables of control. There are also 8 video only modes designed for use with the trigger and audio inputs. An adjustable analog filter keeps everything smooth (or as gnarly as you?d like).
Here’s a video demo of the Hard Soft Synth 3jb:
Handmade Electronics has introduced the Duo_ Portable Modular Synth.
Duo_ is a modular synth with portable case, compact design and pure analog sound. It has no pre-connection, but has a 80-patchbay jacks. They describe it as ”a friendly start in the world of modulars” – but also a complement to existing modulars.
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