British company Knobula will be launching its new module at Superbooth this year. Pianophonic is a multi-oscillator wavetable and sample synth with 8-voice polyphony for Eurorack. Inspired by the action of a piano but with more knobs on it that can make a piano sound like anything and make anything sound like a piano.
It features 3 wavetable oscillators and a single sample playback engine per voice, It can generate rich and complex evolving sounds as well as piano-like sounds. With simple direct controls for all the parameters that are squeezed into 12hp eurorack module. It also comes with midi to Gate Out, Gate In, V/Oct, Chord Select and Wavetable morph CV inputs and the engine runs at 24-bit and 48kHz.
Pianophonic will be available in September and will ship with an SD card holding 16 banks of sounds covering a wide variety of timbres. You’ll also be able to upload your own sounds via an app.
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