Suit & Tie Guy Live Set At Knobcon
The video captures Suit’s full 90-minute set, which ranges from ambient drones to driving TB-303 sequences, with a side of ‘The Prisoner’. … Read More Suit & Tie Guy Live Set At Knobcon
The video captures Suit’s full 90-minute set, which ranges from ambient drones to driving TB-303 sequences, with a side of ‘The Prisoner’. … Read More Suit & Tie Guy Live Set At Knobcon
“I believe this is the most technologically advanced VCO in modularland….”… Read More STG Soundlabs .VCO Lets You Dial In The Wobble
“I really stretched myself on the modular,” notes Suit & Tie Guy about the sounds. “I hope a lot of people make music with these sounds.”… Read More IK Multimedia Shares Free UNO Drum Sample Library By Suit & Tie Guy
It goes beyond existing power options by taking advantage of the Moog case’s existing connections, providing two independent power groups and supporting the STG Sync Bus. … Read More STG Soundlabs Boatrocker Powers Up Mother-32 Style Eurorack Cases
Synthesist Matt Baxley, aka Moot Booxle, shared this funky synth jam, Galactic Matriach, recorded live at the STG Soundlabs.… Read More Galactic Synth Jam At The STG Soundlabs
S&TG discusses how he wasn’t a fan of entering notes using the Circuit’s grid format, but he’s nevertheless made it an important part of his mobile rig, because of its immediacy for MIDI recording and looping. … Read More Using Novation Circuit As A Hardware MIDI Looper
This video captures an interesting profile of synth maker Suit & Tie Guy, who makes 5U and Euro modules as STG/Soundlabs.… Read More Suit And Tie Guy Intervew
The event, one of the largest synth-focused conventions in the world, will feature three days of pure, unadulterated synth action. … Read More Knobcon V Synth Convention Promises ‘More Of Everything’
STG Soundlabs has officially introduced the Integer Dividers – a new for the Dotcom/MU modular synthesizer format.
The Mankato Filter is a four-pole lowpass filter, designed by Thomas Henry. It offers positive and negative outputs at every pole, giving you slopes of 6 dB/oct, 12 dB/oct, 18 dB/oct, and 24 dB/oct simultaneously. And the negative slope outputs let you use the Mankato as a quadrature sine oscillator, with 8 available phases.