Knobula has introduced Monumatic, an 8-voice polyphonic synthesizer in Eurorack format.
Monumatic features a multi-engine synthesizer, offering 16 oscillator modes, which provide a diverse range of classic and modern tone generation options.
The Roto-Control features fully-assignable motorized touch-sensitive knobs, user definable haptics for detailed control, high-res screens that provide easy-to-read labels for every control, and internal memory with storage for over 8000 assignments.
Topics covered:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:28 Features Overview
00:02:08 MIDI Mode Demo
00:06:40 Mix Mode and Plugin Mode
00:13:14 Third-party Plugin Mapping
00:18:34 Final Thoughts
Watch the video and share your thoughts on the Roto-Control in the comments!
AudioKit Pro, in collaboration with sound designer Brian Funk, this week introduced a new iOS software synthesizer, King of VHS: VCR Synth, that they say “sounds like you’re in the middle of an MTV video from the ’80s”.
It is based on samples from a collection of vintage synths that have been recorded with a VCR to VHS tape and then resampled.
The official video intro:
Features:
Over 160+Multi-Sampled PCM Instruments Total – Thousands of high-quality VCR/VHS recorded samples
3 LFOs with Tons of Mod Destinations
Built-In Synth Engine – Integrated from King of Digital, making VCR Synth a true VA synth, not just a sample player.
Step Sequencer – With adjustable rate, gate, and destination routing
No Subscriptions or Data Tracking, Ever!
Classic VCR Sound Effects – Buttons, tape hiss & more
Improved VCR FX Section – Customize tone and texture
FREE Expansion Pack – OP-1 recorded through a VCR
Universal App – iPhone, iPad, and AUv3 support
MIDI Support – Works with MIDI keyboards and iOS hosts
Vaporpunk Preset Bank by Jakob HaQ
Lightweight – entire app around 212MB
King of VHS: VCR Synth is available now, with an intro price of $3.99 (normally $19.99).