Static becomes a playground when it never quite repeats itself. Noisferatu takes the tiniest slice of digital sound and turns it into an endless stream of crackle, drone and glitch that never settles in one place for long.
This compact handheld box is a generative texture synthesizer built around 45 algorithms split across 5 banks, ranging from glitchy wavetables and noisy textures to warped BitBend experiments, melodic blips and outright logic-driven digital mayhem. Four front-panel knobs shape the behavior of each algorithm, nudging it from sparse dust to dense chaos, from windy hiss to stuttering pseudo-melodies, always encouraging you to steer rather than strictly control. The panel can be flipped front-to-back for a different feel in the hand, it runs from USB-C power, and its open-source firmware and schematics invite you to treat it not just as an instrument, but as a hackable noise laboratory.
