AMSynths released AM8109SE, a replication of the Low Pass and High Pass Filters from the legendary Roland Jupiter 8 and 4. This is a 2 and 4 pole OTA design

Pittsburgh Modular released Taiga, a complete, modern, modular instrument that allows us to explore beyond the boundaries of a traditional analog synthesizer. The sound of Taiga can be attributed to

Kaona released Mûmack, a new is built from a temperature-stabilized analog source producing the three classic waveforms: triangle, saw, rectangle. This basic signal can be altered or enriched in several

Arturia released MiniFreak V, now also available for everyone. MiniFreak V is a like-for-like software emulation of its hardware polysynth counterpart, combining identical digital engines with perfectly modeled analog filters,

Streamline Samples proudly presents “Urban Boom” Sample Pack. A collection of 500+ WAV and MIDI samples and loops for crafting old-school, Urban, Hip-Hop tracks. A vast collection of MIDI files

Klevgränd released Tomofon, a completely new expressive audio synth. This virtual instrument introduces a new “Audio Model” format capable of containing thousands of waves extracted from ordinary audio files. These

KORG released modwave native, a fully-compatible software counterpart to the hardware modwave synthesizer. Featuring distinctive wavetable timbres, Kaoss Physics, and Motion Sequencing 2.0, modwave native is available in VST3, AAX,

Tiptop Audio released Source of Uncertainty Model 266t, a recreation of the famous Source of Uncertainty module by Buchla. Watch this video on YouTube Price 299$ More info here: Tiptop

As an exclusivity for MiniFreak owners, MiniFreak V is a like-for-like software emulation of its hardware polysynth counterpart, combining identical digital engines with perfectly modeled analog filters, plus a plethora

Blukač Instruments released Endless Processor, a dual-channel infinite sound sustainer machine. Put your favorite instruments, unique timbres, or field recordings — virtually any sound — and make it last forever.