These are the best clicked and most discussed synth news of the past week, 30/2023 (July 24 – July 30, 2023).
Time to look back on the past week on the Synth Anatomy website. This article highlights the synth news you read the most, i.e., received the most clicks and interactions here and on social media. It shows which topics interested you the most.
Last week was very quiet for news, but there was some. The order of the listed articles has no importance; it’s random.
Synth News 30/2023
The following news articles were the most clicked and the ones that caused the most discussion.
Crumar Spirit Reissue Final Info
On Saturday, the information of the Crumar Instruments Spirit reissue became official. This is supported by a great video documentation by the German experimental musician Hainbach.
The Spirit reissue will be a 1-to-1 replica of the original Spirit, it will cost around 4000€ but will be built in a very limited quality. More precisely, only 100 units. I’m curious if the developers will expand the production capacities if the demand is high.
Roland Zenology Pro Collection
Roland didn’t release a big product, just a collection in which they bundled their Zenology Pro plugins as well as all Model Expansion. I was surprised that the readers were so interested. Okay, it can also be the Roland brand automatically arouses more interest than other Boutique brands.
Behringer Pro VS Mini
It was to be expected that the next news would not go unnoticed. After a year, Behringer has released an update on developing the Pro VS Mini, a compact hybrid synthesizer based on the Sequential Pro VS engine. The new included a fresh sound demo of it.
This update attracted a lot of people. Probably even more so now that the Pro VS Mini is now available for pre-order.
Deal: ZamplerSounds MPC Content
The ZamplerSounds MPC deal for the MPC hardware and software also attracted much interest. This shows that many MPCs are used in studios and live. As a reminder:
For a limited time, you can supercharge your MPC hardware/software with 48GB of sound content for $39. The bundle is packed with vintage synth sounds, drums, and more.
LEP ArpLoop
Only released yesterday, but the news about the LEP ArpLoop has already attracted many people. The ArpLoop is a long-term development project by the Italian developer Peppo Lasagna.
It’s a unique generative analog groovebox featuring six synth/drum sound and rhythm generation blocks. A very fascinating instrument with a unique approach.
Thank you for your visit, for reading the articles; and I’m excited to see what the new week brings.
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