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Read more »Those who up till now were discouraged by complexity or price point of Elektron’s products, have no excuses left. New Model:Samples groovebox is affordable and simple to use yet powerful and full of sound shaping capabilities. Model:Samples is a six-track groovebox with 6 velocity sensitive pads and one function per knob control panel. It can’t sample (no audio input connections), but it comes with 300 sounds provided by Splice.com. Any other samples can be imported via USB and saved on it’s internal 1GB storage. Compact, lightweight and potent - Elektron Model:Samples will find its place in the studio or on the stage.
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Read more »As Obi-Wan Kenobi would say, “May the Force be with you”. Now Akai would tell you the same thing. Almost 10 years ago they introduced APC MIDI controller for Ableton Live. Then they helped Ableton to build the first Push device. Now they are coming back with the beast of their own - standalone music production and performance workstation Force.
Force, like a swiss knife, has everything you need to produce your tracks and perform them live in the single unit with no computer required. 64 pad matrix, 7-inch multi-touch display, 8 knobs and a crossfader - such hands-on control in one device has not been seen before. Sampling like on MPC, synchronised clip and loop launching similar to Ableton’s Live, 4 fully-editable synth engines and many other cool functions - there’s no exaggeration in calling this device Force. -
Read more »Beware - this is not your average synth. It‘s small, it‘s weird and it‘s amazing! A true “touch of Madness”, as creators introduce it themselves.
MicroFreak‘s digital sound engine combines digital and wavetable synthesis with physical modelling and and runs everything through an analog filter which can even auto-oscillate. Almost every modern synth nowadays has an LFO, Arpeggiator and Step Sequencer, but MicroFreak, in addition, has a 5x7 Modulation Matrix with 3 user-assignable destinations and Spice and Dice function to randomize your programed sequences.
However the most eye-catching MicroFreak feature is the keyboard. No mechanic, moving keys are present in this device. Instead, a super expressive, pressure sensitive PCB touch-keyboard with poly-aftertouch was introduced for the note input, and, according to Arturia people, it even allows you to play faster than on a regular keyboard.
