Eowave has introduced the Domino – a discret analogue synthesizer with a VCO designed “in the tradition of MS-20 and TB-303.”

Here’s what Eowave has to say about the Domino synthesizer:

The VCO, filter & VCA are transistor made. This transistor architecture gives .:.:DOMINO.::: a unique raw sound. Rich and raw at the same time, no need of external effects to give life to the sound. The VCO offers a mix between sawtooth and square. Pulsewidth can be modulated by the LFO. The filter is a 24dB resonant filter. The analogue envelope range is from 1ms to 10s with attack, decay, sustain/release.The LFO has 8 different waveforms. On waveform 8, the modulation wheel can replace the LFO. MIDI CC 8 to 16 can transform the LFO in a sequencer to modulate pitch, pulsewidth, filter cutoff. The VCA can be modulated by a gate or by an envelope. In the legato mode, playing notes will generate glide between two notes. The glide time can be edited via MIDI CC. We’ve added a few more features like an arpeggiator and an accent recognition capability: all velocity values above 100 are recognized as an accent. With its small size and metal enclosure, .:.:DOMINO.::: will follow you everywhere!

The Eowave Domino synth is expected to ship Nov 1st and sell for 250 € excl. VAT.

Technical Specifications:

• 1 analogue oscillator from saw to square with tune and mix
• LFO modulation
• Pulsewidth modulation
• 24dB resonant filter
• Envelope modulation and LFO modulation of the filter
• LFO with Speed and Type parameters
• LFO syncable to MIDI clock
• Envelope with Attack, Decay, Sustain
• Analogue VCA
• Env/gate switch
• Arpeggiator
• Direct access to all parameters.

Connections:

• MIDI in
• Audio out
• Ext power supply
• Audio in

Size : 18,5 x 12 x 5,5 cm

See the Eowave site for details.