We had a chat with Uwe George from Rides in the Storm who gave us a look at the new products they're rolling out. The much-anticipated SED-CSM discreet synth voice is now available in stores, featuring an improved VCA with a vintage-sounding tremolo suited for guitars and external gear. Uwe also previewed the upcoming Storm Nest Case, a 266 HP case with a built-in power supply and USB slot, designed for traveling musicians but perfectly usable in studio settings.
The upcoming HFD high-pass filter was also discussed, with its three stages offering MS-20 like tones and additional modulation options. Uwe also hinted at new developments in the QSQ sequencer with user-friendly logic and interface updates expected at the Prestonica event. Lastly, Uwe introduced us to several other compact modules, including a VCA, attenuverters, and inverters, all expected for release before the Bristol Fair.
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