At BAF 2025, we met with Corry from Modbap, who introduced the Trinity 2.0, showcasing both firmware and hardware upgrades. A notable hardware change is the shift to USB-C from USB Micro, accompanied by a sleek new aluminum matte black anodized design. Corey highlighted that the firmware remains backward compatible with the original Trinity, which makes it versatile for existing users.
Trinity 2.0 introduces two new drum algorithms: Orb, a modal drum synth, and Clang, a metallic FM drum synth, bringing the total to six. The updated version now supports saving four presets per channel, with the ability to manage these across three different sets. Functionality has been enhanced with a USB-C connection, facilitating seamless integration with MIDI controllers, allowing access to all presets. The product is expected to ship in February, retaining its price at $599.
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