video by Red Means Recording
"The Winterbloom Castor and Pollux is a Roland inspired dual oscillator for Eurorack format. In this video, we'll listen to it and check out how it works.
https://winterbloom.com/
https://blog.thea.codes/...
https://gemini.wntr.dev/
00:00 simple dual oscillator demo
01:53 dual sharp adsr electro
03:26 stereo hardbass
04:46 unquantized ambient melody
05:57 bass and lead through mi blades filter
07:57 dual melody through blades
09:54 every output arpeggios
12:33 hard sync part 1
13:50 hard sync part 2
14:45 final fantasy"
via Winterbloom:
"Winterbloom Castor & Pollux
249.00
Twins that move in and out of phase, unique but of the same kind, bound together in the infinite universe.
Castor & Pollux is a Roland Juno-inspired oscillator. It contains two digitally-controlled analog oscillators implemented using a faithfully modernized version of the original Juno 106 design. Like its inspiration, it can give you that wonderful 80s sound with independent and mixed ramp, pulse, and sub outputs. But the twins do not stop there- the second oscillator can be used to layer in thick detuned sounds, harmonically complex hard synced waveforms, or as a fully independent second oscillator.
The cherry on top is the digitally-controlled chorusing that applies subtle pitch shifting to the second oscillator. This gives a sound that echos back to the Juno chorus circuit but with a unique twist.
Manufactured in the United States.
Pre-orders placed after February 2021 are expected to start shipping in May, 2021.
Pre-orders placed before February 2021 are expected to start shipping in March, 2021."
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