Sound Modules

The good folks at Laboratorio Elettronico Popolare are back with two new instruments to confound and delight.

Let's face it, a single VCA is never enough, which is undoubtedly why quad VCA modules are such a popular design. Pack them...

IK Multimedia's UNO packs a surprisingly capable analogue monosynth into an attractively priced and eminently portable box.

The Sonicsmith Squaver P1+ is not your ordinary semi-modular synth...

The Treadstone packs a lot of analogue synth into a very small box.

In a move that may appeal to fans of the movie Inception, the 1010music Toolbox takes a modular approach to your modular’s modulation...

Moog’s Drummer From Another Mother cocks an inventive snook at conventional percussion synthesis.

Roland continue to mine their considerable legacy with another Boutique module, this time based on the simple but much-loved SH-101.

Moog’s bovine bass synth just keeps getting better.

Pioneer’s new groovebox is a Dave Smith synth in DJ’s clothing.

Small company Rakit are making a big noise with their new drum synth.

The latest in the Boutique range is the result of an unexpected collaboration between Roland and Studio Electronics.

Future Retro’s Transient is a single-voice drum module based on 16-bit samples nabbed from classic drum machines, all delivered by a 12-bit DAC.

Could a mash-up of Novation’s Circuit and Bass Station II with a pinch of modular connectivity be the perfect recipe for the modern monosynth?

Soma Laboratory’s Lyra-8 may force you to reconsider everything you think you know about synthesizers.

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...

Manikin have shrunk their Mellotron emulator down to desktop module size, but how will it measure up?

Moog modulars have always been unattainable objects of desire for most of us. But all that’s about to change...

In 1991 Roland introduced the company’s first Sound Canvas module, the SC55. Aimed at the enthusiast market, the SC55 offered...