Dreadbox
It’s not hard to find portable synths,but they typically have one or two effects at most — even larger models (with some exceptions) tend to only have a few. You won’t have that issue with Dreadbox’s just-introduced Typhon,however. As Synth Anatomy notes,the USB-powered analog mono synth includes 12 DSP stereo effects,such as a bit crusher,distortion,flanger and reverb. You might not have much trouble producing a favorite sound wherever you’re playing.
There’s also a 32-note step sequencer that can be used for pitch and modulation,not just for notes. This isn’t absolutely essential when other instruments can often automate parameters without using a sequencer,but it certainly doesn’t hurt to have the option in this class. The design is also relatively newcomer-friendly with a clear layout.
The Typhon’s price may be compelling. Dreadbox will ship the synth in July for €349 (about $392). Although that’s not a trivial expense,its’s inexpensive enough that you might justify it if you’re either just getting started or want to fill a hole in your electronic music setup.
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