341 Results for "Digital"

AMT Pangaea CP16A-6F22: A tiny, flexible Impulse Response plug-in module

The AMT Pangaea CP16A-6F22 plug-in module is a PP3 battery-sized Impulse Response loader that can store 16 IRs at any one time. Is this the smallest IR loader on the market?

Cursus Iteritas Magnus and Ataraxic Iteritas Magnus 5U modules from Noise Engineering

Noise Engineering brings two more modules to bring to the chunky, high-end modular party in the shape of Cursus Iteritas Magnus and Ataraxic Iteritas Magnus oscillators.

Superbooth 2019: TINRS Fenix IV uber modular synthesizer

This is Not Rocket Science has opened preorders on their Fenix IV proprietary format complete and all-encompassing modular synthesizer thing. Fenix IV The Fenix was originally designed for an artist who ...

Superbooth 2019: UDO Audio Super 6 Polysynth – more details

Check out the thick animated sound of this unfinished prototype Super 6 polyphonic synthesizer. It offers a full stereo signal path per voice with all sorts of phasing and detuning.

Superbooth 2019: Korg Nu:Tekt DIY Digital Progammable Synthesizer kit

Korg has a little DIY fun digital synth under development about the size of the Monotron but it just happens to be able to run Multi-Engine custom oscillators and effects from the Prologue/Minilogue!

Superbooth 2019: IK Multimedia reveals UNO Drum hybrid drum machine

UNO Drum is a 12-track drum machine featuring 6 analogue sounds and many more PCM ones in a compact form that makes it easy to bash out rhythms and create patterns. A percussive partner to UNO, then.

Native Instruments updates Komplete Audio 6 USB audio interface

Native Instruments has announced an updated version of the Komplete Audio 6 USB audio interface. It’s now black like the newly released Komplete Audio 1 and 2. What else is new?

Superbooth 2019: QD – Quad Drum Voice is a feast of a digital drum module

Building on its reveal last year Vladimir Pantelic brings his QD - Quad Drum Voice digital drum sound source refined and ready for release to this years Superbooth.

MeeBlip return with the geodo raw and digital, dirty and analog mini-synth

Geode is a fierce and furious dual digital oscillator synthesizer with a 70's analog stompbox filter and bags of modulation. It's compact, good value and leaves it all out on the front panel.

Via – same hardware, multiple Eurorack modules

Starling is releasing "Via" for running multiple module firmware on a single hardware module. With different faceplates and open source software they could become any module you could ever want.

Joyo D-Seed II digital delay/looper pedal: The ideal entry-level echo effect?

Joyo's new D-Seed II is a stereo digital delay that's pretty feature packed given the price of under USD 90. Could this be the perfect delay/looper for newcomers to echo-type effects?

Steel Panther Poontang Boomerang delay pedal: Will this one get banned, too?

Named after one of Steel Panther's tracks the Poontang Boomerang is their latest effect pedal and is designed to be tongue in cheek with dated '80s Glam Metal humour, but is it any good?

Plankton SPICE modular distortion/saturation unit hits Kickstarter

SPICE is a desktop and Eurorack compatible saturator unit capable of a huge array of sounds and colours. It can produce anything from subtle tube warmth to extreme fuzz distortion - sounds like fun!

NAMM 2019: MOK to stuff Waverazor fighting and screaming into a Eurorack module

MOK has extracted the dual oscillators from their furious Waverazor soft synth and forced it into a 1010Music Eurorack digital module complete with 22 CV patch points of torture. Updated with video!

NAMM 2019: Fuzzrocious Knob Jawn – That is a huge knob!

Fuzzrocious make some strange and out-there effect pedals and this is certainly a unique one. Knob Jawn combines both analogue and digital octaves with a rather large knob.

NAMM 2019: Arturia cross a MicroBrute with Mutable Plaits and get MicroFreak

Arturia has borrowed some Mutable Instruments algorithms and given birth to a wonderful hybrid synthesizer they are calling the MicroFreak (adorable). Now with no-talking sound demo video!

NAMM 2019: McDSP APB analog multi-processor with software control and computer recording

Renowned plug-in developer McDSP is looking into entering the hardware realm with a promising and interesting product - a programmable analog processor.

NAMM 2019: Waldorf shows off KYRA the revamped Valkyrie virtual analog synthesizer

The look, styling, workflow and display has changed but the internal engine is very much the Valkyrie but as "KYRA" Waldorf is going to make this astonishing synthesizer a reality

NAMM 2019: Noise Engineering – a sequel, clock, distortion and a synthesis powerhouse

Four new modules from Noise Engineering: an updated VCA/VCF, a Clock machine, a triple distortion and Cursus Iteritas Percido - a complex digital synthesis box of huge proportions.

NAMM 2019: Arturia AudioFuse Studio musician-friendly desktop audio interface

The sleek desktop unit offers quad DiscretePro preamps, quad line inputs (two of them commutable to Phono for connecting turntables), ADAT, and Bluetooth playback - among other valuable functionality.

NAMM 2019: Qu-Bit reveal stereo effects, a fractal sequencer and update Chord

Qu-Bit has three new modules for us this year: Prism the stereo signal processor and filter, Bloom a weird fractal sequencer and a very welcome update to the Chord polyphonic oscillator.

NAMM 2019: Lunastone debuts Dynamic Delay, its first digital pedal

The new Lunastone Dynamic Delay pedal is the company's very first digital pedal and takes some of the ideas first used in classic '80s studio rack samplers like the TC-2290.

NAMM 2019: Something big coming from Noise Engineering

Noise Engineering has a new 24HP uber-module to show at NAMM this year. The internet is alive with combinations of latin words to try to guess the name of what is probably a complex digital oscillator

Synclavier brings its DSP synthesis engine to iOS and releases a knob

Synclavier is using NAMM 2019 to launch a reworking of their digital synthesis engine onto iOS plus they've got a hardware knob to help you play with parameters.