As a journalist, I’m excited to report on the Acid Rain Technology Memo Synthesizer, which showcased at Superbooth 24. This upcoming modular synthesizer is expected to hit the market by the end of this year or early 2025.
The standout product of Superbooth 24 was the Acid Rain Technology Memo Synthesizer, with its unique design and functionality capturing the attention of many attendees. Despite being an early prototype, it has already generated significant interest among synth enthusiasts.
One of the key features that sets the Memo Synthesizer apart from traditional modular synths is its modular nature without cables. The device simplifies patching by using white buttons that allow users to connect different sections effortlessly. The result is a cable-free design that eliminates intricate cable connections typically required for modular synths.
Featuring two VCOs, two multimode VCFs, function generators, LFO, VCAs, and more, the Acid Rain Technology Memo Synthesizer promises a versatile sound palette. While details about its full feature set are still pending, its innovative approach to modulation and MIDI integration has already sparked curiosity among synth enthusiasts.
Acid Rain Technology is known for its popular Eurorack modules like Constellation and Maestro, and this new desktop synthesizer takes inspiration from those iconic Buchla and Serge synthesizers of the 1970s. The company’s unique design aesthetic translates into an exciting new addition to the synth world.
Stay tuned for more updates as Acid Rain Technology provides more information on pricing details and launch date for this cutting-edge synthesizer. For now, we are grateful for their affiliation and partner programs that help finance their operations while supporting our website as well.
If you are interested in this new product release from Acid Rain Technology, keep an eye out for further updates as they become available!
