Category: Reviews

Trigon-6 is Sequential’s take on the polyphonic Minimoog, with 3 oscillators, a ladder filter, overdrive and bags of character. It has some great modulation options, a fridge full effects and has everything out on the front panel.

The Echon 6 is a strange synthesizer that uses bucket brigade chips in a complex delay network to generate 6 voices of extraordinary feedback that transforms into epic soundscapes.

Lancer’s Lash is all sorts of snare with all sorts of variation and hands-on control.

Drum Farm is a percussion production machine that let’s you grow synth and sampled drums and then harvest them into vats of groovy goodness.

The Lifeforms SV2 has 2 main oscillators, plus 2 sneaky oscillators, 2 growly filters, duophonic and paraphonic possibilities and a shed load of modulation.

In collaboration with Befaco, Mylar Melodies has forged an 8-channel random CV generator called the Random8.

I used Befaco’s Backpack to haul my 7U modular case and accessories across London. Here’s how that went.

New 12-channel sequencer from Cre8audio. Programm has 8 drum tracks, and four melody tracks, two are CV/Gate and two are MIDI, although it can all be MIDI.

The Servo Controller is designed to physically turn knobs on pedals, amps and other gear using little servo motors controlled by expression pedals.

Emily Hopkins has designed a sort of ambient glitch machine pedal for messing with your audio. It’s fun, unexpected and more lo-fi than you’d think.