Some very interesting new Eurorack modules announced from Qu-Bit Electronix this morning, it feels like a lot of thought’s gone into their function and what people are looking for in the Eurorack world at the moment. Check em out:
“It features a lush reverb algorithm, and a phase vocoder audio engine allowing for spectral transformations of the incoming sound. You can freeze the input signal in the time or frequency domain with the press of a button or gate input. In addition, the reverb time extends all the way to infinity at its highest setting. The Aurora feels right at home on an effects send or in the middle of a voice as a creative sound design tool.”
No audio or video demos yet, hopefully our guys on the floor at NAMM can swing by their booth for a demo.
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