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VA (Virtual Analog) audio gear
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Roland TR-8S
Roland TR-8S Rhythm Performer is a battery of a rhythm machine in the boîtes à rythmes category. It is built on the lineage of Roland’s TR-808, TR-909, TR-707, TR-606, and TR-727 sounds, offering a substantial kit and part system for drum programming. It supports 128 User Kits and 128 User Patterns, with 11 instrument parts plus a dedicated part for trigger out, and it uses a 16-step sequencing structure per variation. Notable features include an extensive array of instrument tones across bass drum, snare, toms, hats, cymbals, percussion, and presets plus user-imported samples via SD card, all accessible through multiple effects and per-instrument processing. The unit provides a broad set of output and I/O options, including MIX OUT, ASSIGNABLE OUT/TRIGGER OUT ports, EXT IN, a dedicated TRIGGER OUT, MIDI in/out, USB for Audio/MIDI, and a DC input, enabling flexible live and studio setups. Typical use cases center on tempo-driven beat production and live performance, with a workflow that supports rapid variation changes (8 variations per pattern) and multiple trigger outputs for modular or external gear. The device emphasizes hands-on control with live performance versatility, backed by a comprehensive suite of effects and a robust sample-import capability for expanded sonic texture.
Arturia MicroFreak
The Arturia MicroFreak is presented as a hybrid hardware synthesizer, blending digital and analog-inspired elements in a compact instrument. It features a versatile digital oscillator with multiple modes, paired with an analog state-variable filter that can self-oscillate. Its unique 25-note PCB “keyboard” supports poly-aftertouch, and the instrument includes a polyphonic arpeggiator/sequencer, a 5x7 modulation matrix, and 512 preset slots (320 factory presets). A small OLED screen helps navigate settings and sounds. Key capabilities enable flexible sound design and live experimentation. The device offers an assignable modulation matrix with five sources and seven destinations, plus three user-defined points, and supports Spice and Dice randomization to shape sequences. It can be connected via USB, MIDI (via 3.5 mm breakout cables), and CV/Gate outputs to integrate with other gear, modular systems, or DAW control. Power is supplied by a PSU with USB power compatibility, and the unit includes a standard 3.5 mm headphone output and a 1/4" line-level output for monitoring.