Cwejman as we already wrote it some months earlier has started to issue modular synth modules in eurorack form factor. The Cwejman family gets bigger:
- VCO-2RM, dual VCO (7 waveforms) with ring modulator
- VCEQ-3 3 band VC parametric EQ
- MMF- 1 multimode filter, 7 sorts, 12 and 24 dB, cut off from 16 Hz to 16 kHz
- D-LFO, multi-function dual LFO, 7 waveforms…
- VCA-2P, stereo panning VC amplifier
- ADSR-VC2, dual VC transient generator
- VM-1, voice module, a not so digest VCO/VCF/VCA/ENV
- RM-2S, stereo ring modulator
- M-CV master voltage controller
Each modules has some unique twists and extensive modulation capabilities

Price and availability TBA. Check the Cwejman website later, it is "belly up" for a few days.

Wave Idea which makes the Bitstream controllers announced its factoring partnership with CME, the control keyboard and audio interfaces manufacturer. CME will build and distribute from now on the Wave Idea product line. The first product concerned is the Bitstream 3X. We await eagerly the fruits of the collaboration of both crews!

The Persephone, the ribbon analogue monosynth from Eowave is now available in a desktop or a suitcase form. It mixes both an all analogue synth with one oscillator, one filter and LFO modulation, and a CV/MIDI ribbon controller. The VCO has a 10 octaves range, and issues waveforms ranging continuously from triangle to sinus. The filter is a 12 dB Low pass. On the controller side, you have a ribbon (1,2,5,10 octaves selectable) sensible to position and pressure and an expression key controlled by an optic sensor. The four play modes offer each a different hierarchy of control between the pitch, the velocity, filter modulation and the LFO. The Persephone has CV out and MIDI In/Out.

Express yourself! Desktop version EUR 660. Suitcase version EUR 860.

A recent internal MIT newspaper, reveals that one of its audio Labs in cooperation with Fraunhofer international has just developed a system which allows to produce a "negative delay". It's still a sensible industrial secret but nevertheless the Einstein relativity theory doesn't seem to be refuted. No more details for the moment. This negative delay seems to reach 0,333 s with 20 kHz. What an amazing perspective to finally reduce and compensate latency generated by our audio interfaces....

Futur industrial developments are evocated in this great article ...

It may the first of April… but some rumors were tickling in my ears lately and now the Waldorf website has just been updated. After 2 years in the void and darkness, Waldorf, one of the most innovative and respected names in the synth business is back. Stefan Stenzel, Frank Schneider, Michael von Garnier and Wilfried Eckl are reviving the wavetable masters. Welcome back the red button synths!