Sound Modules

Back by popular demand: Korg have miniaturised the ARP 2600 but kept the spirit and sound of the original very much alive.

Waldorf return to their roots with a modern take on the classic Microwave.

Los Angeles’ Noise Engineering have in just a few years established themselves as one of the most exciting developers on the modular stage.

Barcelona‑based developers Endorphin.es have finally ironed out the folds when it comes to their contender for a system‑driving controller and sequencer. Has it been worth the wait?

Empress’ compact, powerful and versatile ZOIA is part multi‑effects unit, part modular synthesizer...

Qu‑Bit have been on a progressive Eurorack journey for the last five years or so. Hark back to the much lauded Chord...

Those familiar with the YouTube channel of Eurorack expert Mylar Melodies may remember a particular video in which he deftly...

We chat to Andrew Ostler, the man behind one of the UK’s most eminent Eurorack developers, Expert Sleepers.

This upgraded sequencer module maintains all the key traits that made its predecessor a hit while expanding its horizons with a second gate and CV track, three auxiliary inputs, two assignable control knobs, on‑the‑fly playability and a cavalcade of new modulation options.

This 8‑pole variable character stereo filter has an analogue core with digital control...

The Wangulator is a performance controller for Eurorack that was designed by someone with a need to get all their fingers modulating different things all at once.

Erica Synths’ Matrix Mixer could change the whole way you think about modular.

Analogue Solutions have taken a perfectly good synth... and made it better.

Picnic Basket contains a sequencer, Pluck physical modelling unit, a CEM3340 VCO, multimode filter, kick, reverb, ADSR envelope and random voltage generator in its 42hp-capacity Lunchbox casing.

Interesting and unique synthesis techniques seem to be plentiful of late, and the E‑RM Polygogo is no exception. It’s...

Behringer’s TD‑3‑MO isn’t just a TD‑3 with extra knobs: it’s a completely different instrument.