All about DIY Synthesizers, Drum Machines, Effects & More
Psycox Syncussion SY-1M is a faithful reproduction of the iconic Pearl drum synth from late 1970’s and available again as DIY kit. Good news comes from Psycox today. The developers have today announced that their […]
Korg is expanding its Nu:Tekt range with two new solderless DIY products based on the NuTube technology, the OD-S overdrive, and HA-S headphone amp At NAMM 2020 there are also new products from the Nu:Tekt […]
Midiphy LoopA is a new DIY poly MIDI sequencer that holds 36 MIDI clips in a matrix of 6 tracks (horizontal) and 6 scenes (vertical) with creative features LoopA offers in a total of six […]
Ginkosynthese Little Synth is a pocket-sized open-source digital DIY Synthesizer that is compatible with Eurorack and external CV sequencers. Little Synth isn’t just the name, it is also super little and fits in your pocket. […]
Erica Synths has today announced the discontinuation of its traditional DIY series Eurorack modules in favor of creating educational kits If you looking for cheap but great sounding DIY modules, you can now make a […]
MeeBlip Thru5 is a new USB bus-powered DIY MIDI splitter box with 1 MIDI input & 5 Outputs and free with every Geode purchase in the next 48 hours. Meeblib, the company of Peter Kirn […]
TouellSkouarn Ar Merc’het Brao is a new CV controllable analog dual overdrive filter perfect for industrial or brutal sounds, available as Eurorack module & pedal Distortion effects are something nice. They immediately bring character to every […]
Dreadbox Antiphon is not the typical bread and butter analog DIY synth voice but it melds 8 sine oscillators and a spring reverb in a very unique sound machine for the Euroack format. The developers […]
KORG Nu:Tekt NTS-1, the small powerful DIY Synthesizer that was quietly announced on Superbooth 2019, will be released in November for $99.99 When I looked back at the Superbooth 2019, I was impressed by two […]
Mister M is a portable bi-timbral wave player with built-in sound design features and the ability to load wave files on two layers from an SD card. Gilles Lacaud released the HANSY1010 hybrid Synthesizer in 2018, […]
Gecho Loopsynth v2 is the second version and can do everything the previous one did plus more advanced sound engines including the MI Clouds, MIDI In/Out and more. In 2016, Gechologic collected almost 50.000€ on […]
With the Zynthian Kit v3, more musicians get the opportunity to discover the community-based hardware synthesis project. In 2016 debuted the first version of the open-source project Zynthian, with which you could build your own […]
September will be a great month again for DIY lovers. Over the weekend, Dreadbox has announced a new DIY kit and teased with these snippets of information: 8 sines, couple of filters and a spring, […]
S8JFOU, a music producer and YouTuber has created in the past month a lovely looking handmade Synthesizer with a vintage look. It is called PEEPS and is small, but it can do a lot. It’s […]
In March, I reported about the SynTesla, a DIY Synthesizer with a steampunk design based on the Waldorf Streichfett by Pierre-Jean Tardiveau. If you can remember, it was too nice to play but better to […]
Good news for anyone looking for an analog ARP 2600 replica. The TTSH comes back to the market. Responsible for this are Synthcube and Human Comparator, which will soon make the TTSH v4 available. Version […]
I don’t know how new this instrument is, but it’s worth writing about it. Noise-X is an experimental DIY Synthesizer from Madlab which has its strengths in sound effects. It features 4 digitally-controlled oscillators (sine, […]
If you know a bit more about plugins, you will certainly be familiar with the products of CreamWare, the plugins that run exclusively on a DSP platform. One of the problems of these virtual instruments […]
Common Ground is a project of KOMA Elektronik and is a place where artists, musicians, engineers, circuit benders and tinkerers meet, build and learn together. With this philosophy in mind, the CC team has released […]
Future Sound Systems has today released Portland, a new patchable percussion Synthesizer. It features several different analog sound generation & shaping elements as well as a big patch bay with different I/O options. Cool: Since the device works with […]
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