Zeppelin Design Labs show us their new product. It’s a mini-synth influenced with Stylophone and based on Arduino components. The machine features its duophonic sound at an incredibly low price.
Polyphonic synthesizer Abyss was presented at NAMM 2017 but there were not so many details given. Now Dreadbox let us know about everything including price.
Popular British duo The Future Sound of London and Digitana Electronics company have recently presented the result of their fruitful collaboration. Together they’ve managed to create two devices - SX-1 и Halia.
Special Waves (not without the help of Kickstarter) introduce us to their new module. “Mine” system reminds a bit of Lego or some kind of Tetris allowing users to build it up the same way and create unique music controllers. You won’t have to get used to Mine because it will easily adapt to you itself.
Taiho Yamada is a sound engineer and he always knows how to impress. He developed the sound engine for M-Audio Venom, worked with Alesis (Andromeda A6, Quadrasynth and QS series). He kept silence since Venom happened to be underrated and when some work on software synths was finished. But NAMM 2017 revealed the name of Yamada’s own brand – MOK. Together with Alesis MOK has prepared a futuristic sound concept and we’re going to tell you a little bit about it.
