Stardust - Cosmic Tape Looper Rack & Hanger Spectravox uses the pioneering vocoding

Spectravox uses the pioneering vocoding work of Bob Moog and Wendy Carlos in the late 1960s as its inspiration—work which was based on Homer Dudley's original designs from the 1930s and which was used to prominent effect in Stanley Kubrick's 1972 film A Clockwork Orange

Both controls also have CV inputs

square and pure sine

the microKORG2 introduces a genre-based Category and Bank selector

Replacement black panel for XAOC Devices Gera 1989 Binary Product Kommander

Stardust - Cosmic Tape Looper Rack & Hanger Spectravox uses the pioneering vocodingMeet Stardust, a cosmic tape looper. Much like the cacophony of galaxies, supernovas, and stars we find in our own celestial canvas, Stardust captures layers of audio to construct new sonic imagery, and finds ways to take the esoteric, and make it concrte. The foundation of Stardust is a stereo looper with all the essential controls to record and manipulate sound, while supporting click less looping transitions, an ultra low noise floor, and high