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It seems like an appropriate time to recap some of the interesting news that came out of Superbooth 2016, the mega synth convention in Berlin, Germany, which took place this past weekend. Everyone in the synth maker industry was there, including music synthesis enthusiasts and professionals from around Europe and the globe. While Voltage Control Lab could not make it this year, we were able to enjoy coverage from some great music tech journalists. Let’s look at the best of what Superbooth had to offer…
Dan Green from 4MS Company shows off the latest revisions on the long awaited and soon-to-be-released Dual Looping Delay module, interviewed here by Analogue Zone…
ADDAC shows off their new partnership with Electro-Harmonix, bringing a few of their popular stomp box pedals to Eurorack format with CV control of every feature…
The new High End VCO and Performance Mixer from Doepfer look pretty exciting as well…
Our always entertaining friend Cuckoo brought us this interview with the Bastl Instruments crew, showing off their incredible booth and new modules…
Sonic State buried the lede with Expert Sleepers upcoming ES-8 USB to CV module, which will eliminate the need for an audio interface between your computer and Eurorack system…
The great news from Expert Sleepers will make these new Reaktor Blocks announcements that much more exciting and accessible for Eurorack users…
What did you see coming out of Superbooth that captured your imagination? Was there anything that blew your mind? Perhaps something you wanted to see, but did not? Anything that underwhelmed? We’ll surely be seeing more in depth coverage from DivKid and ModularPodcast.com in the coming weeks as well! Superbooth 2017 will surely be an insane spectacle by comparison, so start planning your travel now!
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Didn’t realize those Blocks modules are coming out. That’s awesome they are focusing on better integration with hardware, particularly modular. Calibrating Maths as an oscillator to a musical scale? That’s super cool and I hadn’t thought of even trying that (with Expert Sleepers Silent Way, it should also be possible).
Yes, it looks pretty darn exciting! I’ve been watching the user library and service center for updates, but I don’t think they are ready quite yet…