Dreadbox has announced that their new Hades bass synthesizer is now available to pre-order.
Here’s the official video intro:
Features:
- Analog circuit with through hole components construction
- 1x VCO with 2 suboctaves (3 voices in total)
- Pulse width and Glide controls
- 3-pole 18dB/oct Resonating Low Pass Filter
- OTA Distortion Circuit for extreme sounds
- OTA based VCA
- 2 envelope Generators
– Attack, Decay/Release, Sustain (extra snappy and patchable)
– Attack, Release (VCA hardwired) - Triangle Wave LFO
- 8 point patch matrix eurorack compatible
- 5 MIDI Octaves from C0 up to C5 or unlimited via CV/Gate
Audio Demos:
The Dreadbox Hades is available to order now for US $299, with shipping expected to start Nov 20, 2015.
via ElSmurf
Neat!
Cute but don’n know if this one will not to be too one minded.
anyone else see this and think microbrute expander module?
but for the same price or less – couldn’t you just get a 2nd microbrute?
i would say a variety of finters , envelopes and oscillators beat having two of the same thing. This plus a microbrute would llikely be amazing imho.
It certainly has a complimentary tone to the Microbrute. Could really expand the sonic palette. And has a better price point than say a Liepzig or Minitaur.
they just need to come out with a second version with a 24/db oct filter, those two plus a microbrute would be a powerful array of sounds, and a generally powerful monosynth.
Like that was amazing! My god, so my Wishlist is a Moog Mother 32 and a Dreadbox playing nice with each other streaming audio into my Waves effects rack being recorded on Ableton……Wow, just wow!
I’m totally new at this stuff and wondering how you connect this to a microbrute since the microbrute has no midi out. Please don’t laugh at my question- I’m really clueless-I’m so new at this that my microbrute just arrived in the mail and I haven’t opened it up yet,
In it’s most basic form you would use CV cables to connect the Gate Out from the Microbrute to the Gate In on this (which would trigger the envelope) and then the Pitch Out of the MB to the pitch in on this so it would play the same note.
You could then use the envelope and lfo output on the MB to control the filter / pulsewidth / vca inputs on this if you wanted.