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Synths, effects, and even toys – these sound machines offer new adventures in sound design, and showcase the idiosyncratic world of low-volume tech production

Centripetal Force announces the release of Patrick Sansone’s "Infinity Mirrors," a collection of six ambient instrumentals recorded on a variety of synthesizers from Sansone’s vintage collection. The album is being presented in a 350-copy vinyl pressing, as well as an edition of 100 cassettes. The album will also be available digitally. The release date for "Infinity Mirrors" is March 1, 2024.

Korg is back with a refresh of its popular Opsix FM synthesizer. The Opsix mk II boasts twice the polyphony, 64 voices, and a bunch of new sound shaping options, like filters and LFOs.

Apollinariya Kaspars has just self-released "Wondrous Feelings of Ages Long Gone," her first album as Settima Tacca, but her initial introduction to performing music was less than wondrous.

‘I recorded my guitar solo in about 15 minutes. I’ve now played it thousands of times – I can do it in my sleep!’

Spacemoth shares the double single “Pipe and Pistol” and the previously released “This Shit.” On “Pipe and Pistol,” Qudus explores the experience of being an immigrant starting over in America. Watch two new music videos for the tracks now!

[B]KORG Opsix Native 1.0.0[/B] [IMG]https://s1.gifyu.com/images/stw_272795119_korg-opsix-native-v1-0-0.png[/IMG] [b]KORG.Opsix.Native.v1.0.0[/b] | [b]Size:[/b] 154 MB - [b][ 1-LINK ][/b] [b]Info:[/b] [quote] opsix is a digital synth unlike any other, with sounds to match. Instantly explore hundre...

nickle15 » Wed Jan 13, 2021 7:29 pm Ive purchased a Korg Polysix (or I should say, a Korg Polysix pile of components) that needs lots of love (and a case) for my dad and me to rebuild. Dad is an electrical engineer and I play music so it should be a fun joint effort! Anyway, it arrived last night and I unboxed all of the carefully packaged parts and will be moving the project to dads place in the next several days. There are a couple of preliminary questions I have that I thought might fin...

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