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Erica Synths Resonant Filterbank (opens the original)
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Erica’s take on the filterbank is highly programmable and characteristically boisterous. The prolific Erica Synths strike again. This time they’re tackling the hallowed grounds of the filterbank, a product that is designed to grab your sound by the scruff, rough it up a bit, and send it home with its tail between its legs. Excuse my mixed metaphors. This desktop unit is an evolution of two earlier Eurorack modules, the Graphic Resonant Filterbank and its Expander, both of which are still availab
Erica Synths Bullfrog Drums (opens the original)
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Erica add to their ‘not just for education’ education range with an extremely playable drum machine... If Netflix viewing has taught us anything, it’s that a series can be two episodes long. By this rationale, Erica Synth’s Bullfrog series is now ready for prime time. In our April 2024 issue, Robin Vincent reviewed the Bullfrog, a synthesizer with the worthy goal of serving as an educational tool for students of electronic music. It was designed in conjunction with techno lynchpin Richie Hawtin
Rapid Flow Omniclock (opens the original)
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Rapid Flow’s Omniclock promises to fix sync and add groove for external instruments. MIDI Clock has long been the proverbial pain in the backside. Your DAW says one thing, your drum machine plays a handful of milliseconds behind it, and the gap is enough to spoil a good groove. Rapid Flow’s Omniclock is a software solution to this very problem: a VST3/AU/AAX plug‑in that handles MIDI Clock generation instead of your DAW. It boasts sub‑millisecond clock shift and a set of groove presets. It costs
UDO Audio DMNO (opens the original)
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Good looks and an original approach to synthesis are quickly becoming UDO’s hallmarks, and their latest instrument, the DMNO, is no exception. UDO’s latest flagship synthesizer combines familiar elements from classic synths (the Oberheim Two Voice, if you haven’t spotted it already) with modern upgrades like binaural FPGA oscillators and impeccable industrial design. But does it really offer anything we haven’t seen before? UDO are still a relatively new company in the synthesizer world. They ca
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