VST Zone has introduced Eclipsis – a hybrid wavetable synthesizer with three oscillators, each with frequency and subtractive modulation. Additional modulation is possible with 6 LFO, assignable through a modulation matrix with 9 sources and 39 modulation targets.
Wilsonic is a new app for iPad that is designed to let you explore the microtonal systems of scale theorist Ervin Wilson. Here’s what developer Marcus Satellite has to say about the app:
This series of videos, via DivKidMusic, offers a preview of new Eurorack modules from Mutable Instruments.
The Rhodes Chroma is one of the great polyphonic analog synthesizers. It’s also, unfortunately, very rare. The Chroma offers 16 VCO’s, multimode filters, a weighted keyboard with optional aftertouch and more.
Never Be Normal has introduced Synth-Q – a new subtractive synthesizer for iPad. Synth-Q features a unique module ‘queuing’ system, resizable multi-octave keyboard and cable-based modulation controls. Here’s a video intro that demonstrates making a patch with Synth-Q:
Erica Synths’ midi through box is a professional quality, no latency, one MIDI In to 8 MIDI Through splitter, in rigid aluminum case. The midi through box lets you connect up to 8 instruments to your sequencer or master keyboard and control them simultaneously, without undesired delays and interference. Here’s the official video demo:
2014 was a great year for music technology.
This video, by cuckoo, is a ‘slow pace demo’ of the unique Haken Continuum controller.
Coffeeshopped has released CZ Touch – an iOS patch editor for the Casio CZ line of synthesizers. CZ Touch gives you touch-based control over all of the voice parameters on your CZ synthesizer. Make a change on the screen, and the change is instantly sent to your synthesizer. According to the developer, CZ-Touch supports the Casio… Read More CZ Touch Brings Casio CZ Patch Editing To iOS
2014 was such an exceptional year for electronic music and synths that our best of 2014 posts, which cover Mobile Music Apps, Hardware Synths, MIDI Controllers, Modular Synth Gear, Electronic Music Hardware, Music Software and even the Sexiest Vaporware – still leave a lot uncovered. Here’s wrap up on other things from 2014 that were too cool not to mention:
