The MFB Urzwerg Analog Step Sequencer

MFB has introduced a new, relatively inexpensive, analog step sequencer, the MFB Urzwerg. MFB Urzwerg Features: CV/Gate step-sequencer 32 step-controls for direct access two modes with 2 x 16 or 4 x 8 steps 4 x CV/Gate-outputs (5V or 10V) adjustable gate-length continuously variable range between 1-10V MSRP: 380, – Euro Details below.

The MFB Nanozwerg Analog Synthesizer

MFB has introduced a new synth, the MFB Nanozwerg, a tiny, relatively inexpensive analog synthesizer. MFB Nanozwerg Features: analogue VCO with four waveform shapes sub-oscillator with two octave settings analogue multimode-filter with 12dB/oct LFO with “one-shot” functionality audio-input controllable by MIDI and CV/Gate MSRP: 220, – Euro Details below.

The MFB-Megazwerg Semi-Modular Synthesizer

MFB has introduced the MFB Megazwerg – a semi-modular analog synthesizer. While Megazwerg and its many useful functions are meant to serve as an expansion to the MFB Kraftzwerg or any analogue modular-system,Megazwerg  also serves as an independent full-featured synthesizer. Its ten sections can be used individually or combined. Details below.

Bliptronome Bliptronic 5000 To Monome Conversion Kit Now Available

Stray Technologies has announced that their Bliptronic 5000-to-Monome Clone conversion kit is now available. This kit includes Everything you need to convert your ThinkGeek Bliptronic 5000 synthesizer to a fully working “Arduinome” style open-source Monome Clone controller. The kit includes PCB, FTDI (usb-to-serial) cable, programmed Atmega microcontroller, electronic parts, potentiometers, ribbon cable, connectors, and extensive… Read More Bliptronome Bliptronic 5000 To Monome Conversion Kit Now Available