Future-Retro UV Orb Limited Edition Step Sequencer
Future-Retro have introduced the UV Orb – a limited-edition ultraviolet version of their standard Orb step sequencer. It’s $580 – only 40 will be made. Details below.
Future-Retro have introduced the UV Orb – a limited-edition ultraviolet version of their standard Orb step sequencer. It’s $580 – only 40 will be made. Details below.

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Future Retro has introduced a sextacular new MIDI/analog sequencer, the Future Retro Orb Sequencer. It’s an evolution of the Roland TB-303 inspired sequencer that’s the heart of the company’s Mobius Sequencer, Future Retro 777 bassline synth and Revolution synth, but redesigned as part of FR’s XS analog synth line. While the Orb offers a fraction… Read More The Future Retro Orb Sequencer
This video shows you how to change the battery on a Future Retro Revolution Analog Synth, with a lot of extreme gear porn along the way. If you’d rather see the Future Retro Revolution in some analog bassline synth action, check out the video below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NiH1GohSA8 This video demos using the Future Retro Revolution as an audio processor: With an analog resonant filter, envelope, overdrive, and DSP effects, the Revolution makes a powerful effects processor. The Elektron is slaved to the Revolution’s MIDI. via BigCityMusic