At Superbooth 16, Rossum Electro-Music introduced the Assimil8or 8-channel sampler for Eurorack modular synthesizers. The Assimil8or is currently under development, so creator Dave Rossum was offering sneak preview at Superbooth:
Here’s a look at the latest modules from Endorphines from Superbooth 16.
At Superbooth 16, we talked with the Musik App Manufaktur – a coalition of iPad music software makers. They were demonstrating their applications, and their support of the new Ableton Link standard, by jamming together, synced wirelessly.
At Superbooth 16, we talked with William Mathewson of WMD about his latest Eurorack module, the Aperture variable-width bandpass filter.
In this new interview, via Q on CBC, classical composer Steve Reich reflects with host Shadrach Kabango on his career in classical music.
Novation has announced the release of Circuit Components, a suite of free tools that expand the functionality of their Circuit groovebox. Circuit Components makes Circuit way more powerful, adding sample import, a patch editor, cloud-based backup and more.
At Superbooth 16, Maker.ie introduced their Patchblocks programmable Eurorack module and several DIY Euro modules.
Jean Michel Jarre has announced a collaboration with Edward Snowden, Exit. The track will appear on Jarre’s forthcoming album, Electronica Volume II: The Heart of Noise, due out May 6th.
At Superbooth 16, Barcelona-based Befaco was introducing several new modules, including the Rampage, the A*B+C and the Crush Delay, aka ‘the audio shit generator’. In the video above, Diego explains the synth DIY roots of Befaco, and then demonstrates the new modules.
At Superbooth 16, JoMox was showing one of the most unusual electronic instruments we’ve seen this year, the Akasha Synth. Akasha is a dodecahedron-shaped instrument, with 12 interacting grids with 5 sides, allowing for 60 interconnections. Here’s a video demo by JoMox founder Jürgen Michaelis:
