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Two independent eight-step generative sequencers
They can create separate rhythmic and melodic patterns that develop over repeated cycles.

Independent shopping perspective
Labyrinth is a semi-modular analog synthesizer built around two independent generative eight-step sequencers. Let their melodic and rhythmic patterns develop against each other, use them as a foundation for playing, or synchronize them from analog clock or MIDI. Its analog sound path combines oscillators, ring modulation, noise, wavefolding, filtering, and voltage-controlled amplification. The 32-point patchbay also gives it a clear role beside other modular gear, effects, and external control-voltage sources.


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What matters in use
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They can create separate rhythmic and melodic patterns that develop over repeated cycles.
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The sequencers can follow either of those timing sources.
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There are dedicated paths for bringing signals in and sending signals out.
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Its filtering range runs from low-pass to band-pass.
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It is described as a standalone instrument as well as part of a modular setup.
The sequencers can synchronize to analog clock signals or MIDI.
It has 32 patch points: 20 inputs and 12 outputs.
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