KOMA Monoplex Melodic Microtonal Sequencer Debuts At Superbooth 2026


At  Superbooth 2026, KOMA Elektronik introduced Monoplex, a performance-driven Eurorack sequencer that they say is “built for evolving melodic control”.

The Monoplex is inspired by KOMA’s larger Komplex Sequencer, but distills its hands-on philosophy into a focused, single-channel design.

Every core parameter can be voltage-controlled, opening the door to endlessly shifting yet fully deterministic sequences. At its heart is an expanded quantizer. Beyond chromatic, major, and minor modes, Monoplex allows you to upload your own scales via MIDI SysEx using a browser-based tool. You can choose from thousands of microtonal scales or create and audition your own.

A dedicated MIDI-note capture mode also lets incoming notes define the active scale on the fly.

Compact and immediate, Monoplex delivers an endless supply of melodies and modulations inside your Eurorack system. Here are the details:

Features:

CV-able Options

  • First Step (Sequence Start Point)
  • Sequence Length
  • Skip Step – Multiple Modes
  • Gate Length
  • Repeat Step – Simple or Ratcheting
  • Glide
  • Play Mode – Multiple Modes
  • Transpose
  • Divisions

Sequencer Features

  • CV Out
  • Gate Out
  • Trigger Out
  • MIDI Out
  • Output Range 2V, 5V, 10V
  • Unipolar / Bipolar CV-Output
  • One-Shot Mode
  • Swing
  • User Interface Color Changes

Quantizer / User Scales

  • Wilson MTS-ESP scale system
  • 3 user-definable scales, on-the-fly editing
  • Live scale upload via web interface (beta) directly via browser on PC, laptop and mobile, via SysEx
  • Live scale input via MIDI, e.g an attached keyboard
  • Live scale input via slider method on the sequencer itself
  • MIDI implementation via Note On + Pitch Bend information for MIDI synthesizers

Sync

  • Clock Input
  • Clock / Division Output
  • Start Trigger Input & Output
  • End Trigger
  • Reset / Pause Trigger Input
  • MIDI In
  • MIDI Sync Master / Slave
  • MIDI Sync Start / Stop

The KOMA Monoplex is available to pre-order now, priced at 498,00 €. Shipping is expected to start in June of 2026.

 

New Polyphonic Granular Sampler, Zerua Nahasi, For Eurorack Modular Systems


SBRK Devices has introduced the Zerua Nahasi, a new polyphonic granular sampler.

You can record samples into it, process live audio, or load files from an SD card. It has four stereo granular engines that can be used independently or in combination, plus a built-in convolution reverb that lets you load your own impulse responses.

Features:

  • 4 stereo granular engines – each slot can hold over 20 seconds of audio.
  • The 4 engines can be synchronized and combined in multiple ways.
  • Main granulation parameters with CV control and randomization: grain position, grain length, density,
  • Pitch/speed, envelope shape, stereo image.
  • Multiple granulation modes: varispeed, stretching, and more to come.
  • Onset/transient detection.
  • Granulation sources: stereo input audio (live or pre-recorded), or samples from SD card.
  • Integrated convolution reverb. IRs can be loaded from SD card.

Zerua Nahasi is expected to be available in autumn 2026, with details on pricing to be announced.

 

inMusic Acquiring Native Instruments, iZotope


Today, Native Instruments CEO Nick Williams announced that they – along with iZotope, Plugin Alliance, and Brainworx – are being acquired by inMusic:

“To our friends, artists, partners, collaborators, and community:

After three months of hard work, and three months of extraordinary loyalty from you, I am pleased to share that a definitive agreement has now been signed for Native Instruments to be acquired by inMusic.

Two iconic music technology companies, with decades of shared respect for this industry and the people who make music in it, are coming together to build something greater than either could alone. Our NKS hardware and MPC Editions collaboration last year was the beginning of this story. Today, we look ahead to a common future.

inMusic has spent three decades building and growing the brands that creators rely on every day — Akai Professional, Moog Music, Denon DJ, Numark, Rane, M-Audio and more. They understand what it means to build tools that musicians love. And they understand what Native Instruments means to our customers and community.”

This dramatically expands the inMusic family of companies, which already includes Akai, Alesis, Denon, M-Audio, Moog, Numark, Rane and others.

What does this mean for the future of Native Instruments, iZotope, Plugin Alliance, & Brainworx?

For the near term, it sounds like it will be business as usual.

“Our commitment is simple: continued investment across all brands and product lines, and a long-term focus on innovation that serves creators at every level,” notes Jack O’Donnell, CEO of inMusic. “The tools you rely on today will keep working, and the tools you will rely on tomorrow are actively being built.”

The acquisition is expected to be completed within a few weeks.