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In 2011, Vermona introduced the MkII version of their PERfourMER analog polysynth with these words: “In a choir, a string or brass section, every voice has its character,
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Instruo are a Boutique Scottish Eurorack Module creation company. Music creator, composer and owner of Instruo is Jason Lim. The TsL The TsL is a powerful multi-output VCO
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In a world mostly made of mass-produced items, it’s refreshing to find small, boutique companies, that put sustainability, quality design and ergonomics at the top of their priority
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Like many musicians, at some point during my career, I started having hearing problems. I’m not going to bother you with the details, but my ears simply cannot
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Eurorack can be a dangerous addiction (there’s a reason why they call it ‘Eurocrack’). One of the most common tips you’ll hear from experienced users is: “buy a
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Ploytec is a German audio tech company founded in 2004 by Markus Medau and Werner Wirsum, whose work has been previously licensed to some of the biggest names
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UNO Synth is an affordable, ultra-light (and battery powered, 3 AA batteries) analog mono synthesizer from IK Multimedia, created in collaboration with those Eurorack-wizards at Soundmachines (see also
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A bit of backstory In the early 2000s, I fell in love with the sound of the Hang, a unique tonal percussion created in Switzerland by PANArt. Over
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The Eurorack market offers plenty of MIDI to CV modules, but last year, when Polyend announced POLY we were immediately hooked. It’s not easy to find an 8-channel polyphonic
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Arturia is one of our favourite audio companies at the moment, in terms of the creativity and edge that they bring to their tech, that stands them out.
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