Teenage Engineering OP-1 field now has a vocoder, on top of velocity sensitivity update
Sweden's Teenage Engineering keeps adding to the OP-1 field, successor to the original OP-1 candybar multi-function synth / micro workstation....
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Klevgrand Tomofon is a wild “audio model” instrument, capable of realism and extremes
The latest plug-in from Swedish boutique maker Klevgrand takes their idiosyncratic instrument line to a new level. Tomofon is wave/sample...
The Commodordion: 8-bit instrument made of taped-together C64s and floppies
Eat your heart out, Roland V-Accordion. Meet the Commodordion, an 8-bit chip instrument with bellows made of floppies and gaffer...
Elektron’s Song Mode is already making ambient music to chill out to; OS updates at a glance
Elektron's Song Mode for Digitakt, Syntakt, and Digitone chains together patterns beyond the 64-step limit - and there's some beautiful...
Chantlings, an app where animated forest creatures sing along with you, is a marvel of design
Just when you think software has lost its wonder, you're singing into your iPhone with some cute animated blobs. Chantlings...
Chantlings, an app where animated forest creatures sing along with you, is a marvel of design
Just when you think software has lost its wonder, you're singing into your iPhone with some cute animated blobs. Chantlings...
The insanely tiny Teenage Engineering TX-6 now records and connects and makes more sense
It's the ultimate music gear you can swallow. Sorry, make that carry in your pocket. And now the TX-6 starts...
Teenage Engineering’s mixer – FX – audio interface – instrument is provocatively tiny
The next big idea from Teenage Engineering is a minuscule multifunction mixer-audio interface. It's beautiful and - maybe unusably small....
dublab and Elektron release a producer-packed mix, all made on — (redacted)
It's called "new sounds from a new place." It's a mix by Swedish music machine maker Elektron with LA's dublab....
Teenage Engineering made a robotic LFO out of LEGO – and now offers barebones modules
Ever taught a synthesis course? At some point, you invariably try to explain an LFO as being like a machine...
