Did you know this compact analog synth draws inspiration from vintage touch-controlled designs, letting your fingertips shape raw waveforms in a way that's both immediate and unpredictable?
At its heart is a single voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) tuned via a frequency knob combined with four responsive touch sensors for pitch and modulation control. Mix in a sub-oscillator and noise generator using simple switches to fatten the signal, then sculpt it through an integrated filter before sending it out the mono audio jack. CV/Gate inputs make it Eurorack-friendly, and its battery-powered portability—running on a 9V battery or center-negative DC adapter—means you can jam anywhere without a wall outlet. The minimalist desktop form keeps controls intuitive and hands-on, perfect for experimental leads or noisy textures.
Players love its tactile interface for live improvisation, praising the pure analog grit and surprising depth from such a small package, though some note the monophonic voice limits chord work. It's a standout entry in JMT's lineup of Japanese noise tools, ideal if you want straightforward analog fun without the complexity.
