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“Didn’t know they came in that size!”: Erica Synths supersizes its Bullfrog edu-synth for the classroom
By Will Groves published
Modular 101 class is in session as giant Bullfrog XL breaks cover
Arturia unveils PolyBrute 12 with doubled polyphony and improved aftertouch
By Matt Mullen published
The 'brute just got twice as brutal
Moog introduces the Spectravox, but you might have seen it somewhere before
By Si Truss published
Prepare yourself for a visit from the ghost of Moogfest past
Superbooth 24: "The ultimate analogue modular system": This colossal £15,000 synth was specially designed for Hans Zimmer, but you can buy one too
By Matt Mullen published
AJH Synth's RadioPhonic was commissioned for Zimmer's rebuilding of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Superbooth 24: "Think the strings of a guitar or keys of a xylophone, but embedded into electronic synthesis": Korg unveils the next prototype for the experimental instrument Acoustic Synthesis_phase 8
By Matt Mullen published
Is it an acoustic instrument or a synthesizer? Oddly enough, it's both
Superbooth 24: Dreadbox reinvents the Murmux analogue synth in a limited-edition 8-voice version called Adept
By Matt Mullen published
Updated with built-in effects and increased polyphony, Murmux Adept retains the retro tweed finish of its younger brother
Hans Zimmer on the supercharged 6-oscillator Minimoog emulation he's created with Synapse Audio
By Ben Rogerson published
It’s a Minimoog, but not as you know it
“A veritable playground of vintage synthesis and exploration”: Analogue Solutions Ample review
By Simon Arblaster published
Is Ample more than just a greatest hits package from the AS back catalogue? We reach for the pins
“Holds its own in the shadow of its older Oddity sibling, sporting some really beautiful synthetic textures”: GForce Software Axxess review
By Andy Jones published
Recreating a classic (though not very obvious) ARP synth with characteristic aplomb. We get Axxess all areas…
“It wins hands down both visually and sonically, and the fact that it’s free makes it a no-brainer”: Cherry Audio Synthesizer Expander Module (SEM) review
By Roland Schmidt published
It’s hard to resist another seminal classic from Cherry Audio but at a bargain price of zero, are they selling themselves short?
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