Wheel Turntable

The Wheel Turntable is a record player that is simple, clean, and easy to use. The minimal record player has no buttons, just a centre stick that controls all the functions (on and off, headphone volume, and skip tracks). To keep things clean, everything is built into the platter, the belt drive, the linear tonearm, the amplifiers, and all technology is safely hidden from dust and accidents. This also allows it to operate horizontally on vertically mounted on a wall, and gives you an unobstructed view of your precious record. watch the video below.

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OSMOSE SYNTHESIZER

Expressive E and Haken Audio have collaborated to produce the Osmose, a polyphonic synthesizer with advanced gesture control technology. The instrument boasts 49 gesture-sensitive keys and over 500 presets with custom macros. The Augmented Keyboard Action (A.K.A) technology makes every gesture intuitive and sensitive, like playing an acoustic instrument. The Osmose has a deep, modular digital sound engine and new MPE gesture technology, enabling musicia...
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SEABOARD RISE KEYBOARD

Roli have introduced their latest MIDI controller, dubbed the Seaboard RISE. The innovative keyboard provides musicians an affordable and accessible tool that lets them create authentic instrumental simulations in real time. The minimalist keyboard features pressure-sensitive continuous surface instead of individual keys, this gives the user great movement feel and a more fluid like use, allowing to shape notes and modulate sound in real time with various finger ges...
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Wrensilva Studio Record Console

Most high end audio setups demand space, cables, and a level of commitment that does not always fit real life. The Wrensilva Studio Record Console takes that complexity and compresses it into something far more considered. If you have ever looked at an ICON level record console and written it off because of the wait or the price, this is the version that makes it realistic. Smaller, more accessible, but still very much part of the same philosophy. At i...
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