😂😂😂 and you thank him lol

and frape caffe !

friendofCHAKA Niche products like analogue synths aren't going to save the economy, but this is great example of the innovation and entrepreneurship that Greeks now really need.

+MrQurutin Greek needs expansionary fiscal policy at the moment and I don't mean things like olympic games, housing bubbles or other trinkets but basic needs like better public schools, green energy production (solar, wind) etc. The terrible austerity policy will just have you suffer more.

+ollilaboratories and 8 months later i got one too... cant wait to sink my teeth into it :)

Markus Arike I was thinking something similar, but in a more negative fashion. If I were to buy one of these, what guarantee would I have that the company would be able to provide aftermarket support, in the current chaotic environment Greece is drowning in? This thing sounds/looks great, however.

Michael Smith I wouldn't worry about it, Greece has agreed to another bailout by the banksters, um, banks. For support, I'm sure there are distributers in your country who sell and support Dreadbox products. And if you have questions or concerns, you could always email Dreadbox direct. They have a website.

Markus Arike If only Dreadbox made politicians, Greece would probably be in a position to bail the rest of the world out!!! ;) As it is I'm glad they make synths. I've only had my Erebus for a couple of months & it's one of those instruments that's not only great on it's own, it also adds something to existing gear, breathing new life into it rather than making it redundant.

reverse:pool Yeah if they had balls as big as them oscillators!!

ProckGnosis i wish they kept the LFO/D though. Ditto on Murmux2

Pete Brown LOL! Was thinking exactly the same thing! I actually wondered if they changed it *because* of him :)

Hahaha true!

Andrew Benavides just screenshot the opening setup and March accordingly. The little keyboard is a CME XKEY midi keyboard

Flohr It's actually a PT2399 delay chip, which is digital, but it sounds dirty, lo-fi and magnificent.

It's simple round the back but it does have an audio input which is nice for running stuff through that lovely filter!

Thanks for replying, Paul. I wasn't even thinking about buying a desktop analogue synth like this, but this review has put it on my "serious consideration" list. It really is quite tasty sounding and feature-rich.

***** You wouldn't regret it! It's a fantastic little box. Very warm and oozing late 60' and earlier 70's craziness. I've got the earlier (lfo depth instead of PW) but I'm seriously considering getting another.

Sorry wrong my friend

Steven Morris Read that you could get a chorus effect with the delay, but haven't tried it yet

ProckGnosis Thanks for the info. I would love to hear it sometime. That's one of my favorite uses of BBD style delays :).

Dylan Burtch What I do is set the delay time to something short and modulate the delay time with an LFO, noise, filtered gates, filtered sequences, or whatever sounds good at the time. You have to be able to control the delay time with CV- and the delay times have to be relatively fast (by today's standards). By the way, according to the manual, the Erebus has CV controlled delay time! Experimenting with the 'delayed' signal and dry signal as well as the feedback setting should give you all kinds of fun :). Still though, BBD's require filtering for their clock noise so their fidelity vary depending on their min-max delay time as well as the (low pass) filter's cutoff frequency. I hope that helps you!

Dylan Burtch Well, in that case you might be interested in something like the Ibanez AD202! That has a 'chorus' setting which uses an LFO to modulate the delay time which creates a chorus effect. I think the MXR Carbon Copy uses a similar concept, but you have to go under the hood to alter the 'MOD' LFO speed & depth. I'm sure there are other vintage and modern BBD's that will work :).

Sound on sound's review actually stated it took their test unit's LFO almost two minutes to do a single cycle at the slowest setting. Crazy :D

umm... wow. THAT is SLOWWWWW.

Sean Hornibrook It is also useful to hear how long the release is on the envelope. I like a 5+ second release sometimes.

+Sean Hornibrook Bubblesound uLFO's max cycle is over an hour...

+Flohr You may have just sold me on a new module lol.

Tony2dH Microbrute is one OSC, this is two. Huge difference, I would say.

Vesa-Matti Sarenius true, but the brute's osc is very versatile though... for a good value starter analog it is a valid question I think. I still think MB is insanely good value for what it is.

It is :) I have it. And I think the price has gone down too. Also worth checking is the Basstation II which also got down in price.

Thanks! Also, the actual price of this unit seems to be more towards €479. Still, the 2 osc sound really nice here and a nice price nonetheless.

TheRealFieryBiscuits does not have a strong character like Erebus.

AJ Gapsquez not sure what you mean - there's TRI/SQ/SAW?

sonicstate +AJ Gapsquez 3:33 and 4:09 Triangle should be Saw. Amazing sounding little synth!

sonicstate in the beginning when you were going over the oscillator waveforms you kept referring to the saws as triangles. nothing major, just a friendly jab ;) you were probably flustered by how incredible this little beast sounds!

AJ Gapsquez I've noticed this too, last few videos Nick has been calling saw/ramp waves triangle.

Or is this some kind of CV-Echo ? Where incoming notes get transformed and then repeated ? Im so confused

Nicholas Bryant yes