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Making Sound Machines Plinky 12 First Look

Düsseldorf-based synth maker Making Sound Machines shared this video demo of their new Plinky 12 Chords.… Read More Making Sound Machines Plinky 12 First Look

April 24, 2026April 26, 20264 Comments

Plinky Synth 2.0 Available Pre-Assembled

The Plinky synthesizer – a unique granular & wavetable synth with 8-voice polyphony and polyphonic aftertouch – is now available from Electrotechnique, with v2 updates.… Read More Plinky Synth 2.0 Available Pre-Assembled

February 22, 20247 Comments

New Synth, Plinky, Offers 8-Voice Polyphony, Polyphonic Aftertouch, Granular & Wavetable Synthesis

Plinky is available both as a DIY project and as an assembled unit, offers 8-voice polyphony, features polyphonic aftertouch and can be be used standalone or mounted in a Euorack case.… Read More New Synth, Plinky, Offers 8-Voice Polyphony, Polyphonic Aftertouch, Granular & Wavetable Synthesis

June 3, 202111 Comments

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