ultra-portable groovebox
4 channels: 2 x filtered sqare, FM/beat synth, noise
stereo sound
4x4 monochrome orange LEDs
16-step sequencer
memory: 416 banks with 44 patterns
data transfer / update via audio
CV and MIDI clock via mini jack
battery: CR2032 coin cell
battery life: 30h+
standby: years
external power: USB-C
exchangable button caps, color variations included
139€
Very cool I’ll get one if it’s under $100. Nanoloop & LSDJ got me in to making music probably 10 years ago now!
That’s a really nice device from the look !
And I like the AA battery, that’s something for me 
But lack of screen… I know for me that make me more difficult to use and remember after long time.
https://nanoloop.com/q/index.html
139 Euro
I’m very curious about this, but sadly not 139 + tariffs curious. Not a bad price though, looking forward to seeing tutorial/jam videos.
I’ve used a few other versions of nanoloop and I bet this is super cool. I like nanoloop mono a lot but my Gameboy broke, I’ve been kind of hesitant to get another DMG for it since you’re relying on 30 year old toys at this point. Nanoloop 2 is really fun too and I put a bunch of time into the nanoloop phone app when that was newer and still supported. I’ll definitely think about picking this one up.
Eh I decided I’ll take the risk and order this. I’ve been in the market for something I can throw in my pocket for when I’m on long car rides or heading to the coffee shop. It’s pretty much the same price as a t8 which is what I had been considering prior to this and it looks better suited for the way I like to work with groveboxes since it’s more open ended. I’ve owned enough other nanoloop products that I don’t feel like I’m taking a huge risk on it even though it’s poorly documented and there aren’t many demos yet.
yeah the lack of documentation was disappointing. I’m curious what you will and won’t be able to do without the ability to see the notes or other step parameters on screen.
If it’s still made of lego bricks I will pray for the life of this thing as it lives in your pocket.
I’m definitely a little concerned about this but we’ll have to see how it actually feels. It’s gotta be better than the bare pcb on the last nanoloop standalone.
