It's impossible to accurately reproduce the scratches without a turntable, but we're getting pretty close to the Scratch Machine. Grab a keyboard or pad controller, load up on classic sounds like Fresh or Speak'n'Spell, and go crazy! All sounds have been recorded directly from the deck, expertly supervised by our turntable resident and scratch-off artist DJ Quartz, delivering authentic vinyl sound in a truly expressive and immersive instrument.

Powerful and aggressive, Savage provides a complete set of tools to produce expertly crafted and mixed drums, bass, solos, arps and hits for producers working in DnB, Dubstep, Techno and related bass-oriented styles.

With the UVX670, we go back in time to the 80s to dive deeply, lay down and combine sounds from two unique, underrated analog gems from the Japanese Akai synthesizer; VX600 and AX73. Both are six-voice analog polysynthesizers, the VX600 is a monster of pads with two VCOs per voice, and the AX73 is great for leads and bass with 6 VCO architecture that can be used in poly, stack or unison modes via a Curtis 4-pin 24 /. db resonant low pass filters.

The UVX80 is based on the first analog polyphonic synthesizer from a renowned Japanese manufacturer, an 8-voice 61-key 2 + 1 digital control instrument released in 1984 with a gorgeous and futuristic look. Technically comparable to the JX-3P, this synthesizer had a more robust architecture with two additional voices, a sub-oscillator, and real pulse width modulation. Despite its technical advantages and deep sonic capabilities, it will face a similar fate, never achieving great commercial success, but attracting a fan base even today. While this synthesizer is not as difficult to edit as the 3P, this synthesizer shares the lack of explicit controls found on the widely popular but simpler Juno-106 released the same year.

Ether Fields concentrates the energy of space through deep and atmospheric pads, lush and evolving soundscapes and haunting tones, expertly rendered by one of the world's foremost sound design minds, Simon Stockhausen. Travel through space-time with Simon as your guide, feel the waves of sound rise and fall around you, the physical entity begins to fade, and the light of the celestial stars bends to reveal its ancient secrets. Using Falcon's advanced synthesis, effects and modulation capabilities, Ether Fields offers 100 premium patches designed to convey the timeless energy of myth and consciousness.

Inspired by the world of psycho trance and its diverse subgenres, Hypnotic Dive offers 120 patches ranging from syncopated arpeggios and bass lines to deep atmospheric pads, solo solos and synths as well as bright bumps, dizzying effects and tuned subwoofers. Hypnotic Dive gives you everything you need to create exciting and energetic electronic music, from high-octane dance to meditative and transcendental ambient.

The late 1980s and early 1990s were a time of great technological change, ushering in the digital era and bringing with it exciting new opportunities. Over the years, many digital synthesizers have emerged around the world that have changed the very idea of ​​what a keyboard can do. Equipped with new and innovative synthesis techniques, these machines will forever change our soundscape and lay the foundation for the modern software instruments and effects we use today. Digital Synsations Volume 2 is the next step on our path to revisiting and retaining these revolutionaries, exploring the possibilities and uniqueness of three digital synthesizers from the 90s.