"Tradition & Future"
Looks like new hardware. Note the side buttons and the knobs over the bottom row of buttons. That is not the current Octatrak.
http://www.tradition-and-future.com./
Update: one more pic via Computer Controlled in the comments.
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Something New from Elektron In the Works
"Tradition & Future"
Looks like new hardware. Note the side buttons and the knobs over the bottom row of buttons. That is not the current Octatrak.
http://www.tradition-and-future.com./
Update: one more pic via Computer Controlled in the comments.
3 comments:
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If you look at this image, it appears to be a synth, probably analogue.
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Hmm. Looks intriguing indeed!
ReplyDeleteI can see CV A, CV B, CV C and CV D... A Sequencer with CV outs?
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