Ghost from Endorphin.es and Andrew Huang in shops now
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Announced at Superbooth, the Ghost creative effect processor module designed by Andrew Huang and Endorphin.es is now available for Eurorack.
Ghost
There’s a lot going on in this one module. It’s based upon the modern music production techniques of producer, musician and YouTuber Andrew Huang. There’s something about it that promises great things if we can work out what’s going on.
The thing to understand is that there are different modules within the module which you can reorder to achieve different outcomes. There’s no fixed structure, so you can carve out exactly what you need. You’ve got stereo effects in the form of delay, reverb, and distortion. There’s a highpass/lowpass filter and a sidechain audio ducking envelope with a one-knob single-band compressor.
The reverb features a lush hall, reverse and audio freeze. The tap delay has a maximum time of 2.5 seconds, and an onboard clock divider. The distortion benefits from 8x oversampling. All of it run by an ARM Cortex M7 processor with 96kHz and 32-bit internal processing.
There are a lot of controls to get your fingers into, and you have a bunch of routing options to flick through via a button press. It can get a bit crowded in there, but then this is Eurorack where we are used to feeling like we have enormous digits.
Let’s see it in action.
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I don’t have a confirmed UK price yet, but it was originally estimated at €470. It should be available anytime now and should appear soon on Thomann. Here’s our affiliate link to the Endorphin.es range.
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One response to “Ghost from Endorphin.es and Andrew Huang in shops now”
This thing sounds really good! Very expensive though.