Electronic Music Works has introduced the Multiwave Digital Oscillator Eurorack module – a MIDI controlled oscillator with 40 waveforms in the main osc. section + 8 sub-osc. waveforms.
It uses a multi-algorithm structure to produce very dynamic waveforms, with CV control over many key parameters. Spread over the 40 internal waves there are synthesis methods like wavetable modulation, FM, wave distortion, formant shifting, timbre stretching and windowed sync. This allows the module to create a large timbral palette.
It’s priced at US $294. See the EMW site for more info.
Very nice but I’m leaning towards Braids!
And you will sound like everybody else… : )
I’m not a believer in the whole ‘gear used defines what you sound like’ outlook
OK, agreed… this make things very easy and simple, so we don’t need to use different brands and models to create different sounds. Interesting idea. Very nice. : )
Some people need other gear to sound different some don’t.
Why be the uncreative one?
I feel like I sound the same no matter what gear I use. ;/
You say that as if 100,000 dance tracks didn’t use the tb-303. Or every pop song in the 80’s didn’t use the prophet 5.
The 80s pop song sound is due mostly to coke…
There is no CV input on this module?
It has CV inputs for frequency modulation and for waveform modulation, which depending on the selected algorithm (sound), will produce a different result.