This month’s best new releases include an experimental filter/delay from Make Noise, dual filters from After Later and another bargain Buchla reissue from Tiptop Audio.
The brilliant KO II sampler gets a special Champ Edition package alongside a unique vinyl record. Greg Scarth explains why this limited-edition bundle showcases the true spirit of sampling.
Based on classic video game sounds, the Mega Synthesis adds another flavour to Sonicware’s Liven groovebox series. Greg Scarth dials in the retro sounds.
If you’re after retro vibes, the handheld Lofi-12 XT packs old-school sampling power into a handheld groovebox. Greg Scarth finds out more.
This month’s best new module releases include a rebooted classic from Buchla, an intriguing drone voice from Befaco and a versatile sequencer from Morphor.
A unique approach to sequencing from a new Cypriot brand, the PlayFader presents new ways of thinking about sequencing CV or MIDI gear.
Is the KeyLab still the best option when it comes to MIDI control of software and hardware alike? Greg Scarth checks out the latest incarnation of Arturia’s class-leading keyboard.
Tiny but powerful, the latest Roland instrument is a groovebox which punches way above its weight. Greg Scarth finds out more.
Customisation is the name of the game with this clever MIDI controller. Greg Scarth finds out what tricks the N32B has up its sleeve.
Pittsburgh’s new flagship synth condenses more than a decade of development into one immense package. Greg Scarth explores the power of this unique instrument.
This month’s best new modules include a bargain 808 bundle from Tiptop, characterful echo from Knobula and another take on the classic Wasp filter from Doepfer.
The legendary Kaoss Pad gets rebooted as part of Korg’s customisable Nu:Tekt range. Greg Scarth checks out the next chapter of the story.
Now available in white, the Torso T-1 is a uniquely creative hardware sequencer which plays nicely with MIDI, Eurorack and DAWs. Greg Scarth finds out more.
Continuing the brand’s ongoing mission to bring dub-style effects to producers and DJs, this clever little box unlocks the wonderful world of spring reverb.
Co-developed by one of Britain’s most celebrated synth designers, PWM’s Mantis draws on decades of innovation. Greg Scarth finds out what makes this hybrid synth special.
