Expressive E Osmose 2.1, MPE synth gets an FX boost and Loris Synth resynthesis support
Superbooth 2025: Expressive E Osmose 2.1 is a free firmware update for the MPE synth featuring new effects and support...
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Phase Plant Expressive Suite Features 400 MPE Presets For Osmose & Other MPE Controllers
The library features 400 expressive MPE presets for Kilohearts' Phase Plant plugin.… Read More Phase Plant Expressive Suite Features 400...
Tuning, polyphonic expression: Black Corporation’s Roman Filippov
The evolution of music is intertwined with the design and capabilities of instruments. After several decades of more constrained tuning...
Sequential’s Trigon-6 gets the desktop treatment – and update adds MPE
Sequential's monster Trigon-6 just got smaller and more accessible. You get all of the features of the keyboard Trigon-6, but...
loopop’s great hands-on review of the Oberheim OB-X8 doubles as a sound design tutorial
Choosing an original is always rewarding. One of the reasons we've grown to love loopop is that he's not an...
loopop’s great hands-on review of the Oberheim OB-X8 doubles as a sound design tutorial
Choosing an original is always rewarding. One of the reasons we've grown to love loopop is that he's not an...
Expressive E Osmose & Plasmonic ‘Are A Perfect Match’
Developer Brian Clevinger, (the creator of both Native Instruments Absynth & RhizomaticPlasmonic), shared this video, demonstrating how to create and...
Polystepper, a gorgeous electroacoustic synth made with stepper motors, and more wonders
Analog, digital... we're onto the physical, kinetic, and electroacoustic. For one example, marvel at the Polystepper by artist/woodworker Love Hultén...
Expressive E Announces First Osmose Shipments & Pre-Orders Open
Expressive E has announced that it's now shipping initial units of its flagship Osmose expressive synthesizer, and that it has...
Expressive E’s Osmose gestural keyboard instrument arrives, with artist backing
It's a keyboard, with elements of a hammer-style action. But it's also gestural, with per-note articulations. And now, it's more...
