MeeBlip anode Bass Synth Is Cheap, Open Source And Pretty Bad-Ass Sounding

Canadian electronics company Blipsonic and Berlin-based website Create Digital Music have introduced their latest joint venture, the MeeBlip anode – a compact bass synth, complete with an analog filter. The anode is a hybrid analogue/digital instrument, featuring digital pulse oscillators with pulse width control – based on those found in the original MeeBlip – alongside… Read More MeeBlip anode Bass Synth Is Cheap, Open Source And Pretty Bad-Ass Sounding

Open Mic: What Gear Would You Recommend For Someone Getting Started With Electronic Music?

A reader faces a common dilemma: they wanted to get started with electronic music making, they need to spend their money wisely and they aren’t sure where to start: I’m researching building an analog startup kit for a home studio. Some years ago I was pretty involved with software-based DAW production and a little MIDI.… Read More Open Mic: What Gear Would You Recommend For Someone Getting Started With Electronic Music?

MIDI Block For Patchblocks In The Works

Developer Sebastian Heinz let us know that Patchblocks – a new system of programmable synthesizer modules – will be getting a dedicated MIDI module for connecting with other MIDI gear. Patchblocks is being funded as a Kickstarter project, which is already well beyond its funding goal.