Dreadbox, the Greek boutique synth company has teamed up with Sinevibes, who specialises in designing and building innovative music software to develop Typhon, a compact USB powered synth that combines analogue synthesis with digital features.
Typhon is a mono analogue synth that is neither a clone nor a replica, and it comes with an impressive collection of features, even though it has only one voice. With the combination of analogue sounds, digital technology and the ability to power via USB, serves up a very different and versatile synthesiser that will surely excite synth heads.
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The Typhon will be available in July 2020
More information here: Dreadbox
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