Erica Synths SYNTRX Now Shipping Worldwide
Developed from scratch by Erica Synths, SYNTRX is an all analogue synthesizer with a digitally controlled analogue patch/mixer matrix
Riga, Latvia, October 16, 2020 — Erica Synths announces that its SYNTRX all analogue synthesizer is now available and shipping to customers worldwide via the Erica Synths website and through the company's network of global dealers.
Since the company began, Erica Synths has always promoted experimental electronic music, while developing instruments that enable musicians to unleash their creativity. When it comes to standalone instruments, one of most inspiring instruments in experimental music was the Synthi AKS, and Erica Synths teamed up with engineers from Riga Technical University to develop a synthesizer with a user interface that challenges conventional wisdom in a sound design. Thus, SYNTRX was designed for users to explore the sonic universe and travel freely to previously undiscovered audible realms.
SYNTRX Features and Specifications
- 3 highly accurate VCOs that track great over 8 octaves
- Octave switch for the VCO1
- Sync option for the VCO2
- Noise generator with “color” filter
- Resonant VCF
- Ring modulator
- Spring reverb
- ASR/AD looping envelope generator
- Joystick controller
- Input amplifier with adjustable gain
- 3 VCAs
- Sample & Hold circuit with an individual clock
- Output signal filter
- Mechanical CV/audio signal level indicator
- MIDI In and MIDI Thru
- Built in speakers
- Dimensions: 309mm x 457mm x 115mm (with the joystick in centre position)
- Weight: 4.05 kg
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New rack ears available and ordering information
Rack ears are also available to mount SYNTRX into a traditional studio rack. Click here to learn more. SYNTRX can be purchased for €2,500 MSRP. For more information or to order, please visit the Erica Synths product page.
About Erica Synths
Erica Synths team of visionaries, engineers and musicians have been working hard to bring you modules and instruments that will set your modular system apart from mass in terms of how it sounds, looks and functions.
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