Monumatic is a complete virtual analogue polyphonic synthesizer in a compact Eurorack module. It has 16 analogue-style synth engines, tons of energy, and works like a monosynth over CV and an 8-voice polysynth over MIDI.
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The Bitwig Connect 4/12 is an audio interface that features Eurorack compatible CV inputs and outputs for direct intergration with your modular. How well does it work? Let’s find out. Bitwig lent me the Connect for review which they are having back afterwards and no money has changed hands. They have no say over the […]
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The AR-110 is a compact metal box of five analog drum sounds with individual outputs and level control – that’s it.
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GForce pulls the two-voice, duelling SEM, sequence and keyboard-driven TVS Pro into the software realm. It’s effortlessly retro, sumptuously old fashioned and plays very differently to regular synths.
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How lofi could a synth sound if you kept shovelling on the vintage vibes? Let’s find out with Arturia’s Pure LoFi virtual synthesizer source of sumptuous degradation.
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Weirdly fascinating Mantis synthesizer spreads voices, diverts filters and detunes like nobody’s business. Now with four whole voices the Mantis feels like a proper synth with bags of character.
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A playful look through the new software version of the classic Bass Station analogue synthesizer as captured by GForce Instruments.
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Who knew a Xenon tube of plasma could produce such fierce sounds? The Plasma Voice has all the energy of a barely contained explosion that zaps and spits its way into your patch. Is it too much? Nah, it’s bloomin’ awesome!
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Oct Tone is 8 steps of Eurorack cyclic sequencing. Who would ever need more? It’s a delightfully musical module with a great front end, some snazzy features and can cook up a storm in more ways than you’d think.
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Software version of the original MiniBrute analogue synth but with added polyphony, effects and the convenience of having it in your DAW.
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