If you aren’t sure where to get started when it comes to making your own synth sounds, this tutorial covers subtractive synthesis, which is at the heart of most modern and vintage synths.… Read More The Basics Of Subtractive Synthesis For Beginners
The Time-Shifter is a delay for gate or trigger signals. They say that, “as with all good time machines, it can delay after and before!”… Read More Larix-Elektro Intros New Time-Shifter Eurorack Module
Behringer has released updated firmware for the UB-Xa synthesizer, saying “This update isn’t just about fixing issues—it’s about giving you the tools to create without limits.”… Read More Behringer UB-Xa v2.0 Fixes Bugs & Adds New Synthesis Options
Keith McMillen was an electronic musician and composer that explored the cutting edge of electronic music performance, and for four decades has been creating new instruments and tools for electronic music.… Read More Remembering Composer & Inventor Keith McMillen
QUADSCOPE features dual timebases, four input channels and four buffered outputs, all in 10HP.… Read More Yezzmod Audio QUADSCOPE Eurorack Oscilloscope (Sneak Preview)
The arrangement highlights the multi-timbral capabilities of the CZ-101.… Read More Switched-On Scarlatti On A Casio CZ-101
The AMSynths modules complement Behringer’s line of ARP 2500 Eurorack copies.… Read More AM1013 Octave Fixed Filter Bank Recreates ‘Lost’ ARP 2500 Module
The instrument has been restored to full operation. … Read More Library of Congress Restores Morton Subotnick’s Buchla 100 Synthesizer
Behringer today shared this hands-on demo of their new RS-9 Rhythm Sequencer, a Eurorack trigger sequencer based on the sequencer of their RD-9 drum machine.… Read More Behringer RS-9 Rhythm Sequencer Hands-On Demo & Shipping Update
The line features a velocity-sensitive keyboard with channel aftertouch, lots of hands-on control, a full-color display, USB & DIN MIDI connectivity, deep integration with popular music software and more.… Read More Arturia KeyLab mk3 Features Channel Aftertouch, Hands-On Control & More
