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Mutable Instruments’ Shruti-1, The Simplest Synth That Could Possibly Rock, Coming Soon

This is the latest demo video of a new DIY synth project currently in development, Mutable Instruments’ Shruti-1.

March 19, 2010March 19, 20101 Comment

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