What happens when a founder of one of the most influential and forward-thinking electronic music labels (and a well respected electronic music performer in his own right) goes to the Superbooth Synth Show and gets chatty with a synth company that’s never shied away from trying new things? This:
According Erica Synths; “Crafted in close collaboration with DJs and producers, the Zen Delay was uniquely developed with both live and studio use in mind and is suitable for many different performance situations, musical styles and instruments. While most delay devices are designed as ‘stomp boxes’ for guitarists, the device is equally powerful in the hands of electronic music producers, artists and DJs, adding a unique, warm and powerful sonic character to drum machines, loops, vocals, synths, samples or any other source. Even full tracks or a live stereo mix can be enhanced by the combination of analogue and digital circuitry, breathing new life into iPad performances and giving traditional digital synths and drum machines a huge kick.”
It’s got a bit of a price tag on it (especially for us Aussies *shakes fist at flailing AUD*), but pre-orders are up now here.
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