Sound Modules

A ‘four‑dimensional’ wavetable oscillator, the Four Seas can, in its creators’ words, “transform sound exploration into a tactile, intuitive experience” by allowing you to explore wavetables as a ‘three‑dimensional cube’.

Esu’s Trifecta is a multi‑effects module that offers three effects in series, so if you must have granular into ring mod into reverse delay in the one device then you can.

The all‑analogue SW3 expects two disparate signals and offers various ways of splicing them together.

Waldorf’s tiny wavetable wonder packs classic DNA into a portable package.

Torque is not a parameter you encounter very often in modular synthesis. And yet the BeetTweek from subMatrix is full of it.

Composer and producer Oscar Powell has spent the last decade or so at the experimental end of electronic music.

The Bishop’s Miscellany MkII can record CV and gate signals into two channels and output them as stepped, scaled notes in up to 64 steps.

If the name Tobinski isn’t familiar to you, the name Dannysound might be — founded by one Danny Tobert, the company have gone from strength to strength since their comparatively humble beginnings as a personal passion project.

MPE is becoming ever‑more prevalent, and plenty of desktop hardware synths are getting in on the action.

Black Corporation present their ISE-NIN Voice, which offers a complete Jupiter‑style semi‑modular synth voice in Eurorack form.

This virtual modular environment can accept patches ported over from the free VCV Rack, and can create virtual patches internally.

Sequencing in Eurorack has always felt like a bit of a problem. How does the Tobinski Sequencer's approach weigh up?

Future Sound Systems’ debut desktop is very much in a class of its own.

SED‑CSM, from Berlin’s Rides In The Storm, is a full analogue synth voice, with its own mixer, packed into a big‑but‑really‑very‑small 36HP.

SuperKar+ can produce up to 32 voices and has a bi‑timbral split to offer a Chord voice and a separate polyphonic Solo voice all within the one 12HP module.

Founder of Rides In The Storm, Berlin‑based Uwe George Giegler is a designer whose precocity is matched only by his talent at circuit building.