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DreadboxMakersTyphon Update v4.2.1

July 6

DreadboxMakersArtemis Update v1.2.0

May 28

DreadboxMakersArtemis Artemis is a six-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer that combines classic analog synthesis with digital effects developed by Sinevibes

April 8

DreadboxMakersPsyclop The PSYCLOP is a versatile multi-tool crafted to enhance and control your entire pedal chain or even just a single effect.

December 6

DreadboxMakersTreminator The TREMINATOR brings the power of a Voltage Controlled Amplifier (VCA) from synthesizers into a highly expressive tremolo effect pedal.

November 9

DreadboxMakersRaindrops The RAINDROPS pedal is a versatile hybrid delay, pitch shifter, and reverb that redefines the concept of short echoes.

October 9

DreadboxMakersNyx re NYX is back in its original form—a versatile, compact, semi-modular synthesizer with an epic reverb, a faithful reproduction of the Nyx V1

October 8

DreadboxMakersDreadbox x Synth Back & Relax Dreadbox x Synth Back & Relax: Unleash the Sound – A Unique Celebration of Music and Art

October 4

DreadboxMakersMurmux Update v1.1

September 20

XLR is a magazine, a radar and a diary about music gear and the making of music — for the people who make records and put on shows, wherever they do it.

The name is the three-pin connector that every signal in the business passes through: the microphone on stage and in the booth, the line to the desk, the DMX cable that runs the lights. Studio, stage and lighting rig share it, and so does this magazine. Every few hours XLR collects what the makers shipped, what the reviewers heard, what the studios and the touring crews are doing, which producers and collectives are surfacing and what they are saying — synths and modular, plugins and DAWs, guitars and drums, microphones, monitors, PA and lights, the rooms and the people — from a few hundred sources in English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese and more, then plots what is moving. The editor writes a letter every few days. Nothing is sold here; when a link leads to a shop, that is the maker's shop, not ours.