Something new coming from Sonicware?
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Orrrrrr they’re just paying homage to krautrock (what a shitty genre name, by the way)
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Guessing it’s this?
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Kosmische
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I’m not a big fan of the miami dolphins.
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Youre referring to the colors? Or the sound? 
LOL you’re going to make me choose?
Well the colors but also it’s no Tempera, I’ll say that flat out.
The Texture Lab is 4-voice polyphonic and can record 32 samples of up to 6 seconds at 16/32kHz mono. The Texture Lab can also resample internally. The 128-step sequencer can be used to record notes as well as changes in granular processing parameters. This can be done in both real and step time.
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oooohhh, i like! check that dub chord at 8m25s
Wow this sounds so nice for ambient and on such low and accessible price!
I am super impressed.
The demo totally sold it!
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They know their audience and their audiences price range.
The LFO around 12:40 sounds ok.
I’m not a fan of the shimmer, but I don’t really care for shimmer reverb that much in general. The low drone sound @ 9:36 is my favourite part, and the sort of thing I’d end up doing most with a granular synth I think.
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This is an excellent demo. This box sounds way better than expected and looks like it could be a lot of fun.
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The tutorial really shows some nice depth in sample manipulation.
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Honestly, is there any on a similar budget doing this much when it comes to granular synth? Seems like another soon-to-be classic from Sonicware.
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The Microfreak is close, but lacks that lush Shimmer.
Interesting how this compares to ELZ_1 engine… and to Microfreak. What a strange coincidence with 5.0 update
Looks like the perfect ambient machine.
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Sounds a lot like the Lemondrop from when I had it. It’s a shame that it is mono samples only, and no screen to see the waveform. But as a UI will probably feel a lot better than the Lemondrop did.
I wish the demo didn’t rely on shimmer so much… I wonder if it can do negative shimmer?
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