Bristronica 24: Rides In The Storm XDR Ring Modulator and BOC

US And SED-CSM Synth voice      14/10/24

Uwe George from  Rides In The Storm gave us the latest on  a couple of their latest modules. First up the XDR, a compact ring modulator featuring a diode ring section and an XOR crossfader. It offers voltage control and includes a mix-in function, allowing you to add a noise component for metallic and snare sounds. It comes equipped with a 6 dB high pass filter with CV control capabilities.

We also looked at the second prototype of the SED-CSM synth voice, with an alterntive front plate design (TBC).

Also the BOC, a versatile oscillator already available in stores. It allows for mixing waveforms and includes a tunable sub-oscillator. The BOC is enhanced by a voltage-controlled wave folder that adds interesting effects, simulating digital tones. Priced at around £160, the BOC and RITS other modules offer good value.

More Info:
https://rides-in-the-storm.de/

 



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