The mini Innofader Pro PT is the new low cost solution for fitting an Innofader into a Numark PT-01 Scratch.
Purchase along with a Reck IF-30 or Reck FH-45 for this purpose.
Already pre-programmed to work with a Reck IF-30.
This mini Innofader Pro comes with an adapter cable needed for mounting to an SC-1000. It is pre-programmed with a linear output so it will also work as an upgrade to mixers and controllers which come with a built-in mini Innofader.
This is a special version of the mini Innofader Pro that is pre-programmed to work in the Reloop Spin. It comes with the necessary adapter cable and mounting screws.
Please note if you have purchased have purchased a Reloop SPIN in Japan, USA, Australia or New Zealand, with a serial number beginning with RT1904xxxxx, you will need to modify the SPIN wiring prior to installing the mini Innofader Pro for Reloop SPIN.
The fader includes a mounting plate, adapter cable, and extra custom cable which allows the use of the original Spin fader to balance the Aux and Vinyl sound
Beebo is a pedal that gives you the power of a modular synth in an easy to use touch screen format. If you want great live tools, to push the boundaries of sound design, capture real spaces or simulate a sitar, it's all possible.
Beebo is a pedal that gives you the power of a modular synth in an easy to use touch screen format. If you want great live tools, to push the boundaries of sound design, capture real spaces or simulate a sitar, it's all possible.
6 in 8 out, all CV & audio capable plus MIDI IO. 30 hp.
It currently contains 97 different modules. if you want effects, the phasers, flangers, bitmangle, freeze, granular, filters, powerful LFOs, time stretch, turntable stop, step sequencer, twist delay, VCA, wavefolder, quantiser, attenuverter and more will cover it.There’s some very powerful modules including a granular texture synthesiser, a 16 model macro oscillator voice and a meta modulator with 7 blendable signal combining algorithms including ring modulation, comparators and cross folding.
Verbs answers an age old question. Would your guitar (or synth) sound good in the Pantheon of Rome? Or a nuclear reactor hall, a cave, a neolithic tomb, the London Palladium? The answer is yes
