Imagine a drum machine that thrives without a power brick, sipping voltage straight from your sequencer to spark alive in unpredictable, organic bursts. That's the magic of this passive analog wonder, born from a collaboration between Landscape and Mystic Circuits—perfect for anyone craving rhythms that feel hand-crafted by electricity itself.
At its core, eight distinct analog voices—named Dot, Dual, Cis, Plast, Simpath, Syrinx, Larynx, and Bassid—each with a unique circuit, deliver paraphonic punch through individual 3.5mm outputs, plus even and main mixes. Power them via eight gate inputs or dedicated CV for odd/even channels, and shape tones with three sliders per channel: a tall pitch fork, top volume, and bottom tweak, all topped by touch plates for hands-on sparks and yellow mod buttons flipping between two sonic modes. Link channels with dedicated buttons for cross-modulation, growth, and processing, feeding in external audio through a dedicated jack for wild texture layering—all in a sleek birch plywood and PCB panel measuring 32cm x 18cm x 2.5cm, weighing just 0.9kg.
Players love how it deconstructs rigid sequences into swinging, breathing grooves, evoking modular chaos without the cables, though some note it demands experimentation to unlock its full, unstable personality. Whether drumming tight patterns or droning vast soundscapes, it invites you to touch, tweak, and let the circuits dance.
