Tokyo Tape Music Center released Dual Lopass Filter MODEL 192, a Discrete Transistor Opto Lopass Filter Inspired by Buchla 192. More info here: Tokyo Tape Music Center | Dual Lopass

2hp released Bell, a melodic percussion generator based on modal synthesis. By synthesizing the vibrations of complex geometric shapes, Bell provides a simple interface for creating metallic sounds that can

Antelope Audio is proud to announce availability of Orion 32+ | Gen 3. Boasting brand-new AD/DA converters capable of achieving up to 129 dB dynamic range alongside Antelope Audio’s next-generation

The Sirius filter uses similar analog architecture found in a number of classic 80s synths such as the Korg PolySix, Mono/Poly and the PPG Wave 2.0. We’ve then tweaked the

Qu-Bit Electronix released Prism, a multidimensional signal processor that creates a framework for the spectral metamorphosis of any input signal. This stereo audio buffer can be navigated through on 3

WMD released Metron, a 16 channel trigger and gate sequencer for your Eurorack modular system with loads of intuitive functionality, expansion capabilities, and the tools you need to create longer

Antelope Audio is proud to announce availability of Edge Go. As the world’s first bus-powered modeling microphone, it is a studio-in-a-mic magical experience like no other with circuit-level microphone and

The A/B ++ module is an utility that combines several functions into two independent parts : In the upper part, a passive A/B switch and at the bottom, a patchbay

Sirin is a limited-edition synthesizer module created in celebration of the Moog House of Electronicus Pop-up experience. Based on the legendary Moog Taurus sound engine, and presented in the familiar

Antelope Audio firing on all cylinders with the worldwide premiere of three one-of-a-kind, industry-leading products — Edge Go, the world’s first bus-powered modeling microphone (enabling a complete studio experience with

Nozoïd released NOZORI 68 on kickstarter. Swap faces, enjoy a new module! A single piece of paper can be folded into innumerable shapes. In the same way, a single Nozori