The company behind the Vector hardware synth, which we reported on last year, is pleased to announced that the hybrid poly has come out of beta testing and enters into an early production phase.
The news is also joined by the announcement of more specs and sound demos. However, the guys behind Vector are keen to stress that there are no plans to upscale production to mass volumes at this time, so numbers will be low and a queueing system put in place.
Vector features and sound demos
- Polyphonic additive/subtractive hybrid synthesis engine
- Complex warp modulator based on Lissajous curves that defines the composition of the partials and the parameters of the per-voice filters
- An extensive arpeggiator with lots of controlled randomization
- A tightly integrated set of effects with high synergy
- A 7” touchscreen to control and perform the vector motion, among other things
- A vast amount of endless rotary encoders
“A bastion of ingenuity. It’s noisy and expensive, but so much fun”: Gamechanger Audio Motor Synth II review
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“A bastion of ingenuity. It’s noisy and expensive, but so much fun”: Gamechanger Audio Motor Synth II review
Superbooth 24: "Think the strings of a guitar or keys of a xylophone, but embedded into electronic synthesis": Korg unveils the next prototype for the experimental instrument Acoustic Synthesis_phase 8
