At Superbooth 2024, held May 16-18 in Berlin, Analog Sweden introduced the CRUM2, the first production synthesizer created by instrument designer Love Hultén.
Hultén is known for creating custom, one-off synth designs with a unique mid-century modern style. With the CRUM2, he’s collaborated with Analog Sweden to create his first mass-produced instrument.
The CRUM2 is described as a ‘generative percussive harmonic device’. It’s part synth and part drum machine.
Here’s an unofficial audio demo, via Bonedo Synthesizers:
Preliminary Specifications:
- 4 channels, with 6 sound engines each
- Percussive and melodic modes, with master scale
- Extreme parameter range switch per track
- Scale key center offsetable per track, pitch or relative to bass channel pitch
- Probability BEAT generation, step and live record
- 1-64 steps, 1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, TRI input
- Randomizable parameters
- Master offset performance control section
- 10 live performance chanable snapshots, with breakbeat recall
- Master reverb, delay and drive FX
- MIDI, CV, Separate outputs, clock in/out
Details on pricing and availability are to to come at the Analog Sweden site.
First the FB scams, then the real thing.
Really good looking synth. Really happy for Mr. Hulten
i’ll take it in mauve please.
Does it have analogue voices? Or is it digital?
One would hope Analog Sweden would product products with analogue voices, but we shall see.
Can’t you hear? 🙂
I shall buy one and send it to Love Hulten to redesign it.
In Sweden midi cables are always sold out