Developer Jan Ostman has introduced the DSP Synthesizers RMX Drum Module – a Eurorack module that he says features “that great 80’s a-Law companding sound.”
The module offers per-voice trigger inputs, audio outputs and volume and tuning controls.
Features:
- 18 classic 80’s EPROM drum sounds (a-Law 8-bit 24KHz)
- 6 voice polyphonic
- 6 slider knob volume mixer
- 6 tuning knobs 15 – 30 KHz sample frequency
- 6 separate drum outputs
- 1 mixed mono output
- MIDI input 3.5mm TRS-jack type ‘B’ (Arturia)
- USB-MIDI I/O 3.5mm TRS-jack (tip is D-)
- Transmits triggers and tune knobs to DAW over USB
Pricing and Availability
The RMX Drum Module is available now for $339, 290€.
The dude is fishy. Lot of stories online
Why do synthtopia promote this?
https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=196703&start=all&postdays=0&postorder=asc&sid=b10bf21daf1135f5bb9871de0a94436e
It is strange, Synthtopia do seem to like to promote him. That Muff thread is the least of it, would definitely recommend people do their research – buyer beware
This guys a crook. It’s a pity he still gets airtime on blogs.
Yeah I had to open a Paypal case with this dude because he never sent what I bought
It took me months for him to refund me since the item never arrived to the USA
Its a shame that he didnt open an option for changing the sounds…example so you could insert your own sound eproms from a real Oberheim DMX (Or Linndrum pr SCI Drumtrak) due to that their sound roms were compatible with each other because they were using the same DAC 🙂
It totally looks like some sort of a scam. Where are the demos? Who would ever buy a new module without even checking it out or at least hearing / seeing a demo online?