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Find notes by moving a slide (or two) along the strings! The Moodytron has three strings. If you bridge the middle string with one of the outer strings, you get a tone with a frequency that depends on where you press down.

Baby Box Noise Generator is a chaotic noise machine. Use it to destroy your guitar signal, take in sounds from space, make spooky backgrounds or odd beats. Baby Box is a combination of several effects, but basically there is a "Noise oscillator", which is based on several astabile multivibrators. The signal from the Noise oscillator passes through filters and the various effects.

This supernatural filter has a mind of its own. With its rhythmic paranormal activity, you may think there's a ghost at the helm.

THE MYSTIC IS AN EXPERIMENTAL FM SYNTH WITH 2 CARRIER FREQUENCIES, 2 MODULATORS, AND AN ANALOG STYLE DELAY. ALL OF THE SYNTH PARAMETERS ARE CONTROLLABLE VIA CV AS WELL AS TIME CONTROL IN THE DELAY SECTION.....

re-order audio effects easily - swap effects between instruments - experiment with signal flow....

The Alexander Syntax Error 2 is our newest noisemaker, designed to help you create your very own arcade soundtrack using guitar, bass, keys, or whatever. Featuring the powerful new FXCore DSP, Syntax Error 2 packs more power, punch, and possibilities than any other Alexander pedal thus far.

Passive Noisebox mit 4 Federn als Tongenerator......

The "DroneBox2" (DB2) is a sound device to produce a low frequency drone sounds. There are three oscillators, each with slightly different frequency ranges which between them create a variety of beating sounds.

Like the original from 1980, the new Crash Pad can create an array of drum sounds and other-worldly oscillation sweeps, as well as process external sounds thru its resonant filter.

Based on the Korg MS-20, the M3 brings the sounds of 70s monophonic synthesizers without the modular complications.

EURORACK MODULE: The Analog Kick is a highly versatile sine wave-based voice that is fat, round, and punchy. It provides a variety of sounds ranging from thick and snappy, to low rattling subs, and tom-like sounds.

A faithful reissue of the cult-classic released in 1979, the SSD uses analog synthesis techniques to create mind-blowing sounds ranging from deep kicks to high toms to sci-fi drums.