Superbooth 2021: Eowave Orage oscillator and forthcoming modules
Eowave Fluctuations Magnetiqués and Orage · Source: SonicState
Eowave Orage · Source: SonicState
Eowave Redondances · Source: SonicState
Eowave had a new thru-zero ORAGE oscillator on show plus the forthcoming Fluctuations Magnetiqué Filter and Redonances 4-tap delay.
ORAGE MkII
The Orage was originally released in 2015 and intended to be a complex analogue oscillator that simulates the intensity of magnetic storms in space. Based on a triangle core with different modulation types from thru-zero FM synthesis, linear and exponential inputs, pulse-width modulation to phase inversion modulation. The MkII follows that intention while increasing the control, adding an output and looking fabulous.
Fluctuations Magnetiqué MkII
Eowaves 4-channel multimode filter gets an upgrade to make it deeper and more complicated. They are calling it a complex filter and it has a new slider in the middle that pulls in cross-modulation which can get particularly interesting when treating it as two stereo filter pairs. Each filter has a ping input and an envelope follower and they love heading into self-oscillating territory and track 1v/oct.
There’s a lot of interesting stuff going on in this module that would benefit from a good demonstration.
Eowave Fluctuations Magnetiqués and Orage · Source: SonicState
Redonances
This is a 4-tap stereo delay that combines a digital delay with an analogue feedback path. It has a lot of control over the sample rate giving a wide range of delay times. It also has a built-in filter and saturation circuit and a lot of stuff going on. I’m loving the size of this thing and the glowy window above the Time knobs.
Eowave Redondances · Source: SonicState
I’m struggling to get all the information from what I’ve seen but hopefully this gives you a glimpse of what’s coming from Eowave. The Orage MkII is €249 and will be available soon, Fluctuations should be around €300 and the Redonances is not set yet.
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