Synthux is back with a dual looper that looks really fun to play with 3 différents modes, patch points, modulation and effects.
After releasing weekly videos about the project progression from design to manufacturing, they are ready to take pre order.
Shipping in June 25. I took the plunge!
HARDWARE CAPABILITIES
- 12 touch pads
- 2 recording decks (both stereo)
- Three modes per deck (tape, slicer, ???)
- 7 CV inputs (3 per deck and 1 for crossfader)
- Clock input
- Clock tap button
- 2 gate inputs (one per deck)
- 2 gate outputs (one per deck)
- 2 modulation sources, each with a dedicated attenuator and 3 modes (envelope follower per deck and various waveforms)
- Midi I/O
- Stereo headphones output
- USB-C power
- 15V DC power
-Stereo audio IO - 96kHz / 24-bit audio hardware (AC-Coupled)
-ARM Cortex-M7 MCU, running at 480MHz
-64MB of SDRAM (up to 10 minute long audio buffers in mono) - 2 patch cables included
- 1 Midi TRS converter cable included
- 1 USB-C cable included
Spotykach is designed and built in Europe & USA. Design and development are done in Berlin, DE (Vlad Livinenko) & Rotterdam, NL (Roey Tsemah), and electronics engineering in Colorado, USA (Nick Donaldson). The aluminum enclosure will be made either in the Netherlands, or Latvia. Assembly is done by Roey Tsemah in Rotterdam, NL.
