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2. December 2021 | polysynth | Noizefield

Deal: The 2600/MM+ Bundle by Sounds Divine 70% off

“The 2600/MM+ Bundle” brings you two classic analog synthesisers from yesteryear recreated in plugin form. MM+ is a Kontakt instrument based on the Moog Memorymoog. Alongside the Jupiter 8 ,

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2. December 2021 | polysynth | Noizefield

Deal: The 2600/MM+ Bundle by Sounds Divine 70% off

“The 2600/MM+ Bundle” brings you two classic analog synthesisers from yesteryear recreated in plugin form. MM+ is a Kontakt instrument based on the Moog Memorymoog. Alongside the Jupiter 8 ,

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8. May 2019 | polysynth | Noizefield

Native Instruments released Super 8 for Reaktor Player

Native Instruments released Super 8, a new instrument that brings together vintage analog polysynth sounds with an intuitive modern interface. With more than 200 presets, Super 8 provides fast access

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8. May 2019 | polysynth | Noizefield

Native Instruments released Super 8 for Reaktor Player

Native Instruments released Super 8, a new instrument that brings together vintage analog polysynth sounds with an intuitive modern interface. With more than 200 presets, Super 8 provides fast access

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11. January 2017 | polysynth | Noizefield

XILS-lab released PolyKB III

XILS-lab released PolyKB III, the third software ‘reincarnation’ of the ultra-rare RSF Polykobol II — an analogue (albeit arguably failed) French programmable polysynth par excellence — as the synthesizer they

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11. January 2017 | polysynth | Noizefield

XILS-lab released PolyKB III

XILS-lab released PolyKB III, the third software ‘reincarnation’ of the ultra-rare RSF Polykobol II — an analogue (albeit arguably failed) French programmable polysynth par excellence — as the synthesizer they