Synthesist Luca Longobardi shared this live performance on the Teenage Engineering OP-XY, a synth, sequencer + sampler.
Longobardi did not share any technical details about the performance, and instead shared a quote:
“But what seems like a reasonable distance to one person might feel too far to somebody else. (Haruki Murakami, After Dark)”
Qu-Bit Electronix has released Stardust — a “cosmic tape looper that energizes interaction with recorded audio in the Eurorack format”.
What they have to say about it:
“The foundation of Stardust is a stereo looper with all the essential controls to record and manipulate sound, while supporting click-less looping transitions, an ultra-low noise floor, and high-fidelity audio hardware. However, getting the perfect loop is only half of the equation – Stardust also focuses on the texture and vibe of your recordings. Dial in nostalgic warmth with wow & flutter / tape hiss controls, or take Stardust to new horizons with out-of-this-world DSP effects. And, much like the tape-machines of yore, Stardust can splice and rearrange its loops at the twist of a knob.”
Features:
Qu-Bit Electronix Stardust Overview:
Stardust is available now for $499.00
Behringer has introduced Swords, a clone of the Mutable Instruments Blades module.
Mutable open sourced its designs when it shut down in 2022, so anyone can make clones of their designs, if they provide attribution and follow the open source license.
Features:
Behringer Swords Intro Video:
The Behringer Swords is shipping from their factory, with a street price of $/€99.
*Note: It typically takes about a month for Behringer’s gear to be available at their retailers after it starts shipping from the factory.
