New Osmose Sound Design Video Shows Progress

US Looks like we're getting close      30/09/22

You have to feel for the folks at Expressive E. They announce one of the most innovative new synthesizer products for ages, get a load of interest and pre-sales, then a series of global events conspire to prevent them from completing their task. Not to mention that due to world shortages, the price of components must have sky rocketted. But it seems that although things have been quiet for  while, work is still on-going.

In this latest  Osmose sound design work in progress video #5 video, you can see and hear how expressive the instrument is. Just a couple of keys pressed in the initial clip and there's a lot of movement and expression - sounds a lot like a soundtrack to the Scandi Noir crime thriller The Bridge.... 

Great playing from Arthur Bouflet. 

For those that are unaware, the Osmose uses extremely high resolution custom keyboard control - on velocity, X/Y movement, release velocity, pressure depth and speed  AKA (Augmented Keyboard Action)  to drive the in built Eagan Matrix instrument  to create some extremely compelling sounds.

Keep up to date on things over at: https://www.expressivee.com/

 

Send us your News: If you have a story or product you'd like us to cover - email news@sonicstate.com or use our contact form or join our Discord and post in #cool-finds
Expressive E Social

Get the latest headlines, offers and more in our sweet sonicstate newsletter - delivered to your in box every week

More From: EXPRESSIVE E
Even more news...


 

Get Our Newsletter


More...

SonicLAB: Behringer FLOW4V 32-Bit Float Recorder 

And FLOW4VIO


SonicLAB: Korg Nu:Tekt NTS-4 Performance Mixer 

With FX and 2 Ch USB audio


SonicLAB: Genki Katla With Venus Theory 

We look at the volcanic synth


Lifeforms SV-2 - Pittsburgh Modular's Redesigned Semi-Modular 

SV-1 successor with thru-zero FM


SonicLAB: Pittsburgh Modular Lifeforms SV-2 

Classy analogue synth reviewed


AmiGUS mini: 24-bit Sound for Amiga 1200 & 600 

32 Channel PCMCIA Soundcard in Beta