Imagine controlling a raw analog synth with nothing but your fingertips on five capacitive touch sensors—no knobs turning into a performance ritual, just pure tactile immediacy. This Japanese gem from JMT Synth captures that minimalist magic, perfect for drone wizards and noise explorers who crave hands-on experimentation.
At its core, it's a monophonic analog beast with a main VCO paired to a versatile sub-oscillator that can modulate the VCO or VCF, sync up, or unleash noise chaos. A lowpass filter shapes the output, with dedicated CV inputs for VCO frequency, VCF cutoff, and gate triggering, plus an on/off switch for the filter. Audio in lets you process external signals through that mono out, all powered by a 9V battery for ultimate portability or the included DC9V center-negative adapter. The compact desktop form begs to be touched, with those sensors directly wired to pitch, routing, and modulation for unpredictable, organic sound sculpting.
Players love its gritty, experimental edge—think throbbing drones and searing noise washes that stand out in JMT's lineup of tiny tone manglers. A few note the touch sensitivity can be finicky in dry environments, but that's part of the wild charm that keeps jams fresh.
