Sound Modules

The unsettlingly named Seventh Summoner is a really simple sequencer, and as with the Arp Of Darkness, it does just enough to make itself fabulously useful.

The DitDit takes text as its stimulus and spits out Morse code, which makes for ideal translation into a language of triggers and gates...

Erica’s Perkons HD‑01 is one of the most inventive drum machines of recent years, and the Perkons Voice is a single Perkons’ synth voice in Eurorack form.

Refreshingly shrewd and not a little iconoclastic, Ross Fish founded Møffenzeef Mødular with all the creativity and risk you might expect, given the modules in the Møffenzeef range.

Those familiar with my reviews might have sussed by now that, when describing multifunctional modules, I do my level best...

Winter Plankton's DassBrum module does a lot more than mimic a bass drum.

Synthesist and producer Julien Guillot started his project Stazma the Junglechrist back in 2008, in his words at “the super violent and punk end” of the breakcore scene, before breaking out into more experimental territory.

Paul Wiffen takes a trip down memory lane to look at Behringer’s remake of the Wasp from Electronic Dream Plant, his first employer in the synthesizer industry back in 1981. How does it compare to Chris Huggett’s original innovative design?

The latest device to take up the challenge of ‘tape without tape’ is the Stardust, which Qu‑Bit describe as a ‘cosmic tape looper’.

Music Thing’s Workshop System is a modular toolkit that’s designed to inspire.

Thinking of taking your Eurorack on the road? We offer some expert advice...

It’s a synth called Synth!