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Saturday, May 10, 2025

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: Koma Monoplex sequencers

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"We're on the ground in Berlin at the year's biggest synth event. Stay up to date with all the latest gear news, announcements, and preorder info on our Superbooth coverage hub."

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: new Herbs and Stones!⁠

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: Kaona Sisyphus⁠

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: 1010 Music Bento⁠

Friday, May 09, 2025

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: Verbos Voltage Multistage 16⁠

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: Erica Synths x Hexinverter HexDrums

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: Eternal Research Demon Box

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: Meng Qi + Whimsical Raps Horizon⁠

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: Meng Qi Skies prototype — a complex CV router/controller⁠

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: Teenage Engineering Field System - Black Edition!⁠

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: Instruo Seashell

Thursday, May 08, 2025

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: Knas Ekdahl FAR

Pictured left: Knas / Ekdahl Polygamist (top); FAR prototype (middle); and a trust ARP Axxe (bottom) from a 2024 interview with Knas.

"Karl Ekdahl, also known as Knas, is a Swedish-born, US-based artist and electronic musical instrument luthier. He designed the widely-loved esoteric analog desktop effect—the expressive spring reverb, Ekdahl Moisturizer. This year at Superbooth, Karl introduced a wild-looking electro-acoustic instrument called FAR. These instruments are based on the principle of extracting different harmonics from a vibrating string by precisely controlling the speed and pressure of a bowing wheel. Naturally, we were eager to learn more about this development.

In our interview, Karl provides a unique look into the world of Knas, exploring its history, ethos, and philosophy. He discusses his approach to instrument design, the concept and technology behind FAR, and other instruments created by Knas. Additionally, he highlights the important role of Baltimore's artistic community in his work, continuously emphasizing along the way that Knas is and has always meant to be more than just a gear company."

You can find the interview here.

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: Intellijel Swells⁠

Sounds from Superbooth 2025: WMD Skorpion

WMD's Skorpion is a next-generation analog wavefolder module that redefines how timbre can be manipulated and modulated in the modular environment. Featuring eight cascading fold stages controlled by a powerful vector core, Skorpion introduces a dynamic system of thresholds and voltage targets, allowing users to morph basic waveforms into harmonically rich, evolving shapes. Its hands-on slider interface offers intuitive control over folding behavior, modulation depths, and macro animation, while the hybrid analog-digital architecture ensures both sonic depth and interface precision. Whether you're after subtle saturation or full-spectrum harmonic chaos, Skorpion provides a versatile platform for creative signal transformation.

Beyond its core wavefolding capabilities, Skorpion offers a wide array of modulation tools including a dedicated macro envelope, internal LFOs, CV routing, and stereo widening functions. Unique features like target Order, Sync modes, and symmetrical/asymmetrical modulation application give users the power to craft entirely original textures with fine-tuned control. Designed to be both exploratory and exacting, Skorpion delivers a deep synthesis experience for sound designers, live performers, and modular enthusiasts alike.

SKORPION FEATURES
8-stage analog wavefolder with threshold and target voltage control
Hands-on slider interface with macro animation and modulation layers
Internal modulation sources: macro envelope, threshold LFOs, CV modulators
SYNC and TARGET ORDER modes for advanced waveform manipulation
Stereo WIDE output with second vector core and delay-based processing
Hybrid analog-digital design using high-speed CMOS circuitry
Extensive CV I/O including rectified, differential, and gate outputs