Ants! Modular Synthesizer Fully Funded, New ‘Stretch Goals’ Announced

Plankton Electronics’ Àlex Ballester let us know that their Kickstarter project to fund production of the Ants! semi-modular desktop synthesizer has reached its funding goals, and they’ve announced ‘stretch goals’.

If they the 45.000€ stretch goal, the synth will get these additional features:

  • An extra CV output. The MIDI in connector will be at the rear part (still with a 3.5mm jack) and we will add a second cv output. CC or velocity.
  • SelectableMIDI channel instead of “MIDI learn”
  • A sync in on the LFO1.
  • Envelope 1 will be a triggered Attack/Decay instead of a gated Attack/Release.
  • One of the LFOs will have a sine wave output.
  • We will replace the attenuators for “attenuverters” in the mixer section.
  • A big and complete “patch book” with video demos. From basic sounds to complex patching

They’ve also released a playlist of video demos for the Ants!, embedded below:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPHhI4szWmrc1FP548Z5oGDwWfKaE9yNd

The Ants! synthesizer is available to project backers for €499. 

5 thoughts on “Ants! Modular Synthesizer Fully Funded, New ‘Stretch Goals’ Announced

    1. People like me who like small things that sound good. I don’t have space for many more synths and I’m not ready to go down the rabbit hole of a full modular system.

  1. “…and I’m not ready to go down the rabbit hole of a full modular system.”
    Ooooo but you see it is all a grand master plan to lure you into that hole!
    MUUuuuuuuHHAAAAAAAAhhhaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!

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