Eventide has announced that the Misha – a 28hp Eurorack instrument/sequencer that uses a unique, interval-based approach to playing and creating melodies – is now available.
The Misha can control and sequence other modules via MIDI or via 3 CV/Gate pairs.
Features:
- Make sound three ways via MIDI, control voltage (with three independent gate/cv pairs) or outputting waveforms via the audio jack
- External control templates for MIDI and QWERTY keyboards
- 100 factory scales and additional slots for up to 100 user/custom scales (Scala support)
- Tone row based sequencer inspired by the classic compositional technique used in serial music
- Comprehensive control of sequence playback to easily manipulate and expand upon your musical ideas
- Create rhythmic variations using clock division
- Four user-assignable buttons
- 18 user presets
- CV inputs for external trigger/control sources
- Clock input for syncing to external sources. User configurable PPQ settings
- Audio output for internal oscillator
- Polyphony via 3 CV outputs or MIDI
- Micro-USB for easy firmware updates using Eventide Device Manager
- Micro-SD card for saving/loading scales and settings
Here’s an in-depth demo from loopop’s Ziv Eliraz:
Pricing and Availability
The Eventide Misha will be available now for $599 USD.
Good job! Hope to see move innovative products.
so many things about the modular industry makes it a great business model so this is not surprising at all
I hope eventide doesn’t shift focus to nonsense modules like this. their core stuff really needs something new with H9 off the table. you can only split up, combine, and split up the old algorithm’s so many times.
this is clever, a good step to a brighter future,
Have you hear of NLDR(ok its midi but….)
https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2019/03/25/conductive-labs-nldr-in-depth-demo/
the more the better, especially if its unique devices