Artists
Gen Thalz
Edex
Skaki's
Hans Morlier
Musho
Miro Dark
Fernando Garrido
Sander Klepper
Doeme
Mai Takemura
Waffensupermarkt
Terra4beat
Just Doc
Buben
Optiplex
HOLDKEDVESET
Sella Hess
Assuc
Hisaki13
Marco Kallas
Dave Cox
Releases
Bass Keeps Going
Dive into the electrifying world of Miro Dark latest release, “Bass Keeps Going.” This cutting-edge tracks is a sonic journey that encapsulates the essence of modern electronic music, offering a dynamic blend of bass-driven beats, intricate melodies, and an unmistakable touch of Miro Dark signature style.Read More
Release genres:
Hard Techno
Podcast
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Dirty Electronics Mute Synth II (MSII)
The Dirty Electronics Mute Synth II (MSII) is a hand-held synth and sequencer. At the core of the instrument is
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ARP Odyssey Module Rev 1
The ARP Odyssey is an analog synthesizer introduced in 1972. Responding to pressure from Moog Music to create a portable, affordable (the Minimoog was US$1,495 upon release) “performance” synthesizer, ARP
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Lell UDS
LELL UDS-RARE SOVIET ANALOG 2-channel DRUM MODULE from 80-90s with really powerful, truly rich and warm analog sounds. This Auction
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Casio VL -Tone
This seemingly worthless synth/calculator hybrid weighing in at under a pound has somehow found fame and fortune despite looking like
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Casio SK1
Well, people call it the poor man’s sampler. It is the cheapest sampler in the world. Followed by the SK-5,
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Casio RZ1
Casio RZ1 came out in 1986 and in its time, it was pretty good. It has 12 PCM sampled drum
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Boss DR-660
Coming from a period before computers began to dominate the sphere of home recording, the Boss DR-660 serves as a great illustration
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Boss DR-550
The Boss DR-550 was one of many steps along the road of progress in the largely amateur/budget-focused Dr. Rhythm range, which,
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Boss DR-220e
In the mid ’80s, Boss released two diminuitive budget drum machines : the DR220a and the DR220e.Both offered eleven sounds
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Boss DR-220a
Each DR-220 has 11 pulse-code modulation (PCM) synthesizer “voices” available, plus an Accent; each voice is directly available for realtime play using
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Boss DR-202
The DR-202 from BOSS is a compact programmable rhythm/drum machine from the Groove Zone. It features 256 drum and bass
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Boss DR-110
Boss DR-110 n 1980, Roland introduced their first simple and affordable drum machine to bear the BOSS Dr. Rhythm brand
