Imagine navigating a sonic landscape where oscillators roam across 3D terrains like a rover on alien ground, morphing sounds in ways wavetables never could—that's the revolutionary terrain synthesis at the heart of this synth.
It's a four-part multitimbral powerhouse with 32 voices total (eight per layer), letting you split or stack timbres for lush, evolving pads or intricate arrangements. Each voice rocks two morphable terrain oscillators with up to 7x unison, plus dual sub-oscillators and four noise colors (white, pink, blue, brown), all feeding into a versatile digital filter offering eight types like ladder, SEM, diode, comb, and formants. Modulation is everywhere—dedicated LFOs, envelopes, and expressive mappers per parameter, no deep matrix needed—paired with effects like shimmer reverb, ping-pong delay, phaser, and overdrive. The 7-inch IPS display visualizes it all in color, with infinite encoders, a jog wheel, and dedicated buttons for sequencer, arpeggiator, and auditioning; connectivity shines with DIN/USB MIDI, six CV/gates, three expression pedals, balanced stereo outs, and headphone jack. Desktop or 4U rack ready, it even loads your own image terrains or wavetables via USB.
Early adopters on forums like Elektronauts are buzzing about its intuitive visual workflow and otherworldly tones, though some note the learning curve for terrain path tweaking rewards patient explorers with truly unique results.
