Entomo

A swarm of analog oscillators, tuned just on the edge of control, turns slow movements into evolving walls of sound. Entomo is DecadeBridge’s reissued six‑oscillator drone and noise synth, purpose‑built for hands-on exploration of texture, weight, and harmonic tension.

Each transistor-based Negistor oscillator gets its own pair of manual controls, with six pitch and six tone knobs inviting you to sculpt everything from beating clusters and insectile flickers to thick, pulsing drones. Individual mute switches on every channel make it easy to carve space, build chords, or drop voices in and out live, giving this compact desktop box a distinctly performative feel.

Entomo’s analog voice is designed for experimental use, with a 3.5mm audio/CV input that can act as either a signal input or an alternative power source, opening the door to integration with other gear or voltage-driven setups. A dedicated 3.5mm output delivers your finished drone to mixers, pedals, or interfaces, and its polyphonic, six-voice architecture thrives in long-form ambient pieces, noise sets, and studio sound design alike. Entomo doesn’t hide behind menus or modulation matrices; it puts raw control of six oscillators under your fingers and invites you to push them as far as they’ll go.