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Black Market Modular Colour Palette & Zvex Eurorack Modules

At Superbooth 16, we talked with John from Black Market Modular about some of their new Eurorack modules, including the Colour Palette and the upcoming Zvex effects modules:

May 28, 2016May 30, 20161 Comment

Black Market Modular Colour Palette In-Depth Demo

This video, via DivKid, takes a look at the Black Market Modular Colour Palette Eurorack module.

February 6, 2016May 28, 2016Leave a comment

Hands On With The Black Market Modular Colour Palette

At Knobcon 2015, Black Market Modular officially introduced the Colour Palette – a unique Eurorack module that promises to be a mini-platform for synthesists. Here’s a new demo video, via Raul Pena of Modular Wild:

November 28, 2015November 28, 20154 Comments

Black Market Modular Intros Colour Palette Customizable Eurorack Module

At Knobcon 4, Black Market Modular introduced the production release of the Colour Palette – a unique Eurorack module that promises to be a mini-platform for synthesists.

September 25, 2015September 28, 20155 Comments

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