Synthesizers

Now in its third revision, Ctrl Freq's innovative electronic instrument is capable of creating everything from simple monophonic patterns to complex polyrhythms.

The Midium have announced that they are donating 55% of the profit from the sale of a collectable Melbourne Instruments Nina to the relief efforts that are supporting those affected by the recent wildfires in Los Angeles.

The ADDAC300 Rev.02 provides users with a way to intentionally ‘starve’ their other modules of power, leading to unconventional effects and “unruly sonic behaviour”. 

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The new Enzo X greatly expands on its predecessor, the Enzo, combining five different synth modes with a collection of onboard reverb, delay and modulation effects.

The latest addition to Erica Synths' line-up sees the reintroduction of not one, but four of Hexinverter's popular Mutant drum modules.

Set for release on 21 March 2025, Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro boasts an improved algorithmic design and enhanced multi-threading support, improving rendering times by up to 300% and achieving more natural-sounding vocals.

Make Noise's latest Eurorack module takes a single control signal and creates eight duplicates, providing users with control over their relative speed and phase relationships. 

Beetlecrab introduce new granular processing live effects along with more improvements to their flagship synthesizer.

The latest update introduces a new Modal engine, enhanced filtering options, expanded modulation tools and overall refinements.

The anticipated Ground Control v3 firmware update transforms their flagship sequencer with powerful new features, while the all-new Cockpit X 1U delivers a compact, crystal-clear analogue mixer.

GForce’s recreation aims to deliver the same sonic power as the original whilst expanding its capabilities with additions such as 16-voice polyphony.