Imagine a drum machine that ditches samples entirely for pure DSP synthesis, letting you sculpt kicks, snares, and everything in between from algorithmic models—Modor's take on digital percussion that's as bold as it is hands-on.
This six-voice beast packs 15 (and counting) unique synthesis models covering bass drums, snares, cymbals, claps, toms, and more, each tweakable via 12 parameters like pitch with envelope decay, curve, and amount; amp decay and pan; plus model-specific X, Y, Z, and T controls for endless sound design. The 128-step sequencer shines with 32nd-note resolution, per-channel accents, flams, probability, tuplets, breaks, reverses, parameter locks, and sound variation to morph hits step-by-step—perfect for evolving patterns or basslines from a single channel. Hands-on control comes via six volume sliders, 18 rotary knobs, 46 buttons, and a 16x2 LCD, all spread across its spacious 440 x 267 x 40mm desktop frame; top-row knobs let you tweak one parameter across all channels at once. Connectivity includes six individual 1/4" mono outs (doubling as TRS inserts), stereo master outs, MIDI in/thru/out, and analog clock sync, powered by 9V center-positive.
Players love its intuitive workflow and aggressive, characterful tones that cut through mixes, though some note the premium price reflects its hefty build and depth—it's become a go-to for producers craving synthesis over static samples.
