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Bastl Softpop SP2 Synthesizer In-Depth Review

The Softpop SP2 is “a radical subtractive synth under the influence of unconventional digital control”.… Read More Bastl Softpop SP2 Synthesizer In-Depth Review

January 7, 20226 Comments

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