Thursday, January 14, 2010
NAMM: NAMM Pics via synchro1
more pics here
Pictured here:
Two Surfin Kangaroo step sequencers
Eurorack on the left
Mungo State Zero
Waldorf Zarenbourg EP
TipTop Audio Modular
Update: some highlights from synchro1: "- *THE* highlight was seeing someone tinkering with a prototype module for a demo and realizing it was Mike Brown [Livewire] and the expander modulefor the AFGs. Mike looks well and it was great to speak with him again.
- new digital polyphonic synth from Mungo [State Zero]. Very intriguing and lots of modular possibilities as almost everything has external CV capability. Great ergonometric design, sound (in noisy NAMM environment) reminded me a bit of my SunSyn. And it is quite expensive but there is an awful lot in there. Number of photos at the link below.
- Bob Amstadt is showing the new LP-2 MINI Looper [Looperlative]. Essentially a single channel mono looper with many of the abilities of the amazing LP-1.
- Monorocket cases look great.
- Make Noise X/Y sequencer and capacitance-sensitive keypads are very intriguing - ordered 2 of the keypad modules.
- Flight of Harmony Sound of Shadows on display but did not have a chance to play with it yet."
LABELS/MORE:
Featured,
Flight of Harmony,
Livewire,
Metasonix,
Monorocket,
mungo,
NAMM,
Surfin Kangaroo,
TipTop Audio,
Waldorf
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While I'm sure it's a quality case, the TipTop case sure looks clunky compared to it's Buchla inspiration.
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