Synths Reviews

Monumatic promises to be the one synth voice to rule them all and we think Knobula might be underselling itself

If you want happy accidents and repeatable madness galore, the 511 is the module for you

If you’re lacking a little Protein in your production diet, Waldorf has just the supplement for you

Mix, match and morph both audio and CV with ease, using ADDAC’s matrix mixer

Continuing its Japanese homage, Cherry Audio reignites three of Roland’s finest synths from the '70s, in a single soft-synth with plenty of reinvention

The trailblazing soft synth that we’d all but given up hope on has made a glorious comeback, but how does Absynth fit into a changed music production landscape?

The AstroLab line has a new entry in its ranks. Can the baby of the group hold its own, or will it wilt under the seismic pressure of its otherworldly siblings

It’s a mobile reggae, dub and dancehall sound system with its own mic for less than 300 quid

Completing the Mercury trilogy, Cherry Audio answers the prayers of its user base, with a recreation of the mightiest of ’80s polysynths

The flagship synth from Spectrasonics gets a major upgrade, but does it continue its omnipresent status?