Synth Deals for Studio Electronics, Elektron, and MOD
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Synth Deals for Studio Electronics, Elektron, and MOD · Source: MOD Audio, Elektron, Gearnews
It’s Superbooth 2024 week, and we’ve found a couple of amazing deals to celebrate it! Get up to 40 percent off with Eurorack modules from Studio Electronics, a drum machine from Elektron, and a programmable multi-effect from MOD Audio! There is a deal for everyone!
Save up to 40 percent with these Eurorack modules from Studio Electronics!
Studio Electronics filter modules are among the most popular in Eurorack land. This week, two modules are available at reduced prices at Thomann! For instance, the 20 HP/TE monster Boomstar SE88 from the company, a module modeling the legendary filter from the CS80, is 33 percent off at Thomann*. This multimode, 12 dB per octave module offers two inputs, two outputs, two frequency CV inputs, 2x resonance CV inputs , one V/O input, and even an FM input. The SE88 is regarded as one of the most versatile filter modules there is!
Furthermore, you can save even more with the 4075 Filter from Studio Electronics. It’s down by a whopping 40 percent at Thomann*! This voltage-controlled, 24-dB-per-octave filter module emulates that from the Arp 4072. You get controls for frequency, resonance, full/half-track, inputs for frequency CV1 and frequency CV2, input, and two outputs.
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Get 18 percent off for the Elektron Model:Cycles drum machine
Few companies are as synonymous as Elektron is with electronic drum machines these days. You could even go so far as to call it the Roland of the Roaring Twenties! From Octatrack to Digitone to Syntakt to the newly released Digitakt II – if you’re intro electronic drums in any DAW-less or live performance context, Elektron, it is. But the FM groove box Model:Cycles is also worth a look – if modular stuff like the deal for Studio Electronics isn’t your thing.
It’s not quite the Syntakt or any of the Analog series, but like its bigger siblings, Cycles offers the endless sonic possibilities of FM synthesis. You get six “machines”, as in FM engines specifically targeted to generate either kick, snare, metal, perc, tone, or chord sounds. Furthermore, you get six velocity-sensitive drum pads and a 96-step pattern sequencer. Right now, Model:Cycles is 18 percent off at Thomann*.
MOD Audio MOD Dwarf is your dream multi-effect
What if you could create any chain of effects emulations, almost like in your DAW, in just about any routing you can imagine, even add amps and cabs to the equation, but have it in a compact form factor for your next DAW-less jam – with the newly added modules from Studio Electronics? And then easily change presets or clock your synths through a MIDI mini-jack pair? That’s what you get with MOD Dwarf.
While the initial impression of this multi-effect might be that it’s tailored to bass and guitar, it offers such a wide range of effects and routing possibilities that wouldn’t even be possible on pedal boards that it’s a must-have for synth heads. Furthermore, the developer has been continuously updating the MOD Dwarf with new features and effects since its release. This multi-effect is 6 percent off at Thomann*.
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