We are happy to announce a new version of the Godeater pedal from Animal Factory Amplification! 

The Analogue Systems RS-650 is a combination of the RS-310 and RS-440. It offers both delay (echo) and reverb settings in one module.

It is based on a bucket brigade device (BBD) with six parallel delay taps. Those six delay times have no relationship to each other and their outputs have different levels. You have to consider the reverb effect as a mixture of six different short delays what results in a dense sound. The clock frequency which scans the bucket brigade is audible and you´ll have to use a low pass filter in order to eliminate or minimize it.

In Reverb mode the delay time can be set between 2.5ms and 150ms and in Echo mode it spans from 75ms to 200ms.

In this video we explore both echo and reverb settings with synth and drum sounds. We also show the possibility to create sound without any input signal by pinging the module.

In this video we explore the possibilities of stereo and Mid/Side processing using the ACL VC Panning Amplifier and the M/S Matrix. For filter duties we use two AJH Synth Sonic XV Filters.

The ACL VC Panning Amplifier is specially designed to process audio signals, dynamically positioning them in a stereo field. The gain balance between both VCAs and hence the panorama position of a stereo signal is manually and voltage controllable. The common gain of the two channels is also manually adjustable with a single pot. The module also allows very musical harmonic distortion by pushing the gain to overload the circuit.

The ACL M/S Matrix module is able to deconstruct a conventional stereo signal in Mid and Side signals or, the other way round, converting an M/S stereo signal into L/R stereo.

The new Doepfer 3D Joystick A-174-4 is out now!

It features a special joystick with a pushbutton and 3 axis: X, Y and Z! 

The module outputs three control voltages generated by a spring-loaded X/Y cross potentiometer (so-called joy stick) and a Gate signal. The control voltages for X and Y are controlled by the X and Y position of the joystick in the usual way. The third control voltage Z is controlled by the rotation of the spring-loaded joystick knob. The Gate signal is generated by a button at the center/top of the joystick knob.