Erica Synths wants you to get experimental with the Liquid Sky Dada Noise System

Latvian Eurorack manufacturers Erica Synths has launched a complete modular system designed for all things musique concrete, ambient noise, abstract and sound design.

The Liquid Sky Dada Noise System has been created in conjunction with the Liquid Sky artist collective, based in Berlin and Portugal.

Formed from 17 modules from the Erica Synths stable, the system includes the likes of the Black Octasource, Pico VCO and Fusion Ring Modulator. You are also treated to 20 patch cables, all neatly presented in a 2 x 84 HP skiff case with integrated PSU.

Dubbed as “great for processing field recordings, pads, experimental vocals, extra terrestrial atmospheres and for generating mad noise patterns”, the Liquid Sky Dada Noise System is not the first system from the Riga-based firm this year, with the Techno System announced at Superbooth 2018

The new instrument is priced at €2990 and available from the Erica Synths website now.

Liquid Sky Dada Noise System features

  • Black Octasource
  • Pico VCO
  • 2 Black Code Sources
  • Code Source Expander 
  • Black Modulator
  • Multimode VCF
  • Black Dual EG/LFO
  • Black Quad VCA
  • Pico Drums
  • Black Joystick
  • Fusion Ring Modulator
  • Black Mixer
  • Mixer/Splitter
  • Fusion Delay
  • Black Hole DSP + expansion ROM
  • Black Output Module
  • 2x84HP skiff case with integr. PSU
  • 20 patch cables
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I take care of the reviews on MusicRadar and Future Music magazine, though can sometimes be spotted in front of a camera talking little sense in the presence of real musicians. For the past 30 years, I have been unable to decide on which instrument to master, so haven't bothered. Currently, a lover of all things high-gain in the guitar stakes and never one to resist churning out sub-standard funky breaks, the likes of which you'll never hear.