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Ocean Swift let us know that they’ve released their latest Kontakt instrument, Myth Rhythm.

Myth Rhythm is a versatile cell-based instrument featuring 16 individual cells, each capable of holding one of over 4,800 included samples or a user-loaded sample.

Each cell offers extensive editing capabilities, including filters, envelopes, LFOs, dynamics effects, and send levels. Cells can be easily copied, pasted, and customized with key color settings.

Additionally, each cell supports extensive external modulation, utilizing velocity, polyphonic aftertouch, and pitch bend for dynamic performance control.

The instrument’s main effects section provides a range of creative and modulation effects, along with various delay and reverb options for send returns.

Myth Rhythm also offers a unique seamless NKS2 experience, allowing users to effortlessly program and customize their own NKS2 performance mode mappings directly through the interface.

The included sounds library offers a diverse array of avant-garde one-shot sounds, encompassing everything from classic drum sounds and vintage drum machines to spoken word, sound effects, and an eclectic mix of unconventional noises.

Myth Rhythm is available now, with an intro offer of €40 through August 10, 2025 (normally €60).

Scrapcode Modular let us know that they’ve introduced a new Eurorack module, the QUATT – Multenuverter.

The QUATT – Multenuverter is a buffered multiple, attenuator and inverter all in one.

The module takes the signals presented at its inputs and passes them through to its outputs, with potentiometer control for each signal’s level and polarity.

It also acts as a buffered multiple, meaning that the same signal can be used to drive all four outputs with no voltage drop.

Finally, the first input is normalled to 10V, so the module can be used as a static voltage source.

The QUATT Multenuverter is available now, priced at £79.00. Through the end of July 2025, they are running a new module sale, offering a 10% discount using promo code “NEWQUATT”.

Today, Behringer has introduced the BM-13 Phaser – an unofficial copy of the classic Moog ‘Moogerfooger’ MF-103 12-Stage Phaser.

Like the Moog original, the BM-13 ‘Boogerfooger’ features 6-stage and 12-stage phasing, stereo output, and CV/Expression control.

Behringer previously announced plans for an entire line of Moogerfooger knockoffs, including the MF-101 Lowpass Filter, MF-104M Analog Delay, Moog MF-107 Freqbox and MF-105 MuRF pedals.

Details about pricing and availability are still to be announced. Behringer priced the previously announced MuRF copy at $179, though, so this is likely to be in similar territory.

View the intro video and share your thoughts on the MB-13 ‘Boogerfooger’ in the comments!