Sound Modules

Eternal Research's new instrument detects electromagnetic interference, and can be played with anything from a mobile phone to a power tool!

Erica Synths have launched a new resonant filter bank that can be paired with an optional hands-on control module.

Erica Synths' latest collaboration with Hexinverter Électronique sees the company redesign a popular TR-909-inspired drum module.

MICRORACK's new modular platform will feature a collection of compact, affordable preassembled modules that can be arranged on a breadboard.

The Swarm is a versatile eight-voice desktop synthesizer with an onboard a dynamic arpeggiator, a selection of built-in effects and more.

Drawing its inspiration from breath controllers, the ADDAC310 Pressure to CV module offers an interesting new way to play modular gear.

The latest addition to Moog’s semi-modular line-up has just been announced, and promises to represent somewhat of a departure from their usual sound.

The eighth release in Sonicware's LIVEN series has been designed specifically for creating atmospheric soundscapes.

CLRS reimagines Modbap's HUE module, combining DJ-style high- and low-pass filters with some versatile saturation and stereo width tools and built-in ducking. 

Erica Synths' latest collaboration with Mortiz Klein makes it possible to build a prototyping station that can be used to experiment with custom Eurorack module designs. 

The Voltage Lab 2 from Pittsburgh Modular is a self-contained modular instrument that boasts an all-analogue design but introduces some interesting new waveshaping techniques.

Tiptop Audio show off the latest modules to join their Art line-up, a series of modules which make it possible to build a polyphonic Eurorack rig.

We check out the latest additions to Tiptop Audio's collection of Buchla 200 Series recreations, bringing the legendary designer’s sound to modern Eurorack systems.

Legendary Belgian mixer manufacturers Rodec Audio are back with the MX Modular performance console, here giving us a quick demo of all the features on the third day of Superbooth 2024.

The Enjoy Electronics DeFeel module can be placed after a sequencer and allows users to generate a huge range of rhythmic variations via a touchscreen interface.

The RadioPhonic from AJH Synth was originally commissioned by Hans Zimmer to replicate the original BBC Radiophonic workshop at Maida Vale Studios.