Synthesizers

Given its excellent price tag, this Eurorack mixer has more features than it has any right to, and it doesn’t skimp on the sound quality.

This stereo analogue filter allows different filter modes for the left and right channels, and then messes with the dimensions of space by applying mid‑side processing afterwards.

SoundMorph’s Dust takes an interplanetary approach to granular resynthesis.

UDO Audio’s highly anticipated debut instrument is a synthesizer with a sound all of its own.

This ensemble oscillator comprises 16 sine wave VCOs in one module, each voice of which will play different (related) programmed notes/harmonics in arrays that you can select, tweak and voltage control.

Arturia step into the big league with their most ambitious instrument yet.

The Nord Wave 2 is a Jack of all trades and master of, well, really quite a lot!

There is no denying that 'utility' modules get a bad rap and are seen by many as uncool. But I see them more as...

The name IO-Instruments was new to me when a box of intriguing-looking modules arrived on my doorstep. They are a ...

The STVC is much more than just a string synth.

Everything you need to know to get your DAW talking to your modular system via your audio interface.

Arturia's latest instrument is a software recreation of Oberheim's pinstriped polysynth.

The NiftyBundle offers an extremely affordable gateway into the world of modular synthesis.

Continua is a three-oscillator, twin-filter analogue-style synthesizer plug‑in for Mac, Windows and iOS, and there's even an experimental Linux build too.

Xaoc's Odessa aims to bring additive synthesis to the Eurorack world.

The Fusion Series is all about valves. It's Erica's premium offering of Eurorack modules and is dripping with extreme saturation and deep gooey darkness.

Any synth can be coaxed into producing vintage-sounding patches...

XILS Lab have recreated a classic Roland string synth, and made a few improvements to boot.

The Tetrapad and its expander, the Tête, offer a wealth of functions based around four touch- and pressure-sensitive...

The Jupiter name comes loaded with expectation. Can Roland hit their own high standards?

Moog love to push boundaries, and the Subharmonicon may be their most unusual synth yet.