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Imaginando’s DRC is a polyphonic synthesizer available in multiple formats, which becomes of more interest when you...
Arturia’s new drum machine features 17 analogue voices and a mildly astonishing price tag. And it’s really rather good...
There are two AJH modules on review: the Sonic XV, based around an early 24dB diode filter from the Musonics Sonic V; secondly, the discrete transistor-based Ring SM, which can double as a five-input mixer and incorporates a pair of sub oscillator generators.
Akemie’s Taiko is an FM-based Eurorack module covering CV-tweakable percussion and synth roles...
Cinematic ‘Big Boomers’ are eagerly embraced by almost every field of commercial music these days and to service...
Despite keeping things simple, EHX’s latest looper boasts some useful features that others lack.
The unambiguously named Dual Looping Delay from 4ms consists of two time-sync’ed delays in a single 20HP module...
It’s always fun to discover modules with a different slant on things. The ADDAC503, or Marble Physics, is a CV source that models the behaviour of a marble on a square tray...
Qu-Bit’s Wave is presumably named after the Wave (wav) format samples it plays — up to four of them at once. A 4GB MicroSD card is included, ready-populated with drum hits, vocals, synths and sound effects, easily enough to get you going...
It’s the feel and syncopation of the performers that make this collection of Brazilian percussion grooves what it is.
The EMS VCS3 (or ‘Putney’) is relic of a bygone age. Along with its suitcase sibling the Synthi, the VCS3...
How do you follow the best-selling synthesizer of all time?
Make Noise blur the boundaries between the East and West Coast schools of synthesis with this unique semi-modular.
Abstract Data’s Octocontroller crams eight assignable outputs into just 14hp, making it a candidate for the beating heart of any tempo-based Eurorack setup.
The Studio Electronics Tonestar 2600 is a complete analogue synthesizer voice in just 32hp. It consists of a single VCO, a sub oscillator and noise generator processed by a four-pole low-pass filter based on that of the legendary ARP 2600.
TwinCussion comprises a pair of analogue percussion voices (A & B), both slightly different and capable of independent operation or cross-patched interaction...
Twisted Electrons offer a new take on the classic acid machine.
Boss’s latest desktop looper might be small, but it’s no lightweight in terms of features.
The LEP LepLoop takes a decidedly unconventional approach to the groovebox format.
Plucked from the Dreadbox collection of modules, Omikron is a 22hp dual VCO, while the Lamda is a 20hp multi-mode filter.