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Quadrantid Swarm by eowave now Available for Purchase

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Quadrantid Swarm by eowave

The Quandrantid Swarm is a versatile, unique instrument for sound designers and musicians looking to explore exquisite and unfamiliar timbres that range from subtle to outrageous, nebulous to shimmering. It is comprised of a digital synthesizer voice with a percussive element, 2 pole analog filter, an LFO with 8 waveforms, and spring reverb.

Quadrantid Swarm

The 8 touch keys can be used as a mono keyboard, polyphonic keyboard or an 8 step sequencer. The QS interfaces with other instruments via MIDI, and CV/Trig inputs. Pre-patching allows you to get hands-on immediately, but you can and should use patch cables to fully explore the potential of this instrument.

Quadrantid Swarm

  • triangle wave osc with spread fold
  • perc element with freq
  • 2 pole filter, filter one high/low pass 12db, filter 2 low pass 12db
  • AD envelope
  • 1 x LFO with 8 waveforms
  • slew limiter
  • spring reverb
  • 8 touch keys with 3 modes – mono, poly and sequencer
  • MIDI in, CV/Trig in, Clock in/Reset in to communicate with other devices
  • VCA

About the author

Thorsten Meyer

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Quadrantid Swarm by eowave now Available for Purchase

Author:

Thorsten Meyer

Published:

Updated:

Quadrantid Swarm detail

Affiliate Disclaimer

As an affiliate, we may earn a commission from qualifying purchases. We get commissions for purchases made through links on this website from Amazon and other third parties.

Quadrantid Swarm by eowave

The Quandrantid Swarm is a versatile, unique instrument for sound designers and musicians looking to explore exquisite and unfamiliar timbres that range from subtle to outrageous, nebulous to shimmering. It is comprised of a digital synthesizer voice with a percussive element, 2 pole analog filter, an LFO with 8 waveforms, and spring reverb.

Quadrantid Swarm

The 8 touch keys can be used as a mono keyboard, polyphonic keyboard or an 8 step sequencer. The QS interfaces with other instruments via MIDI, and CV/Trig inputs. Pre-patching allows you to get hands-on immediately, but you can and should use patch cables to fully explore the potential of this instrument.

Quadrantid Swarm

  • triangle wave osc with spread fold
  • perc element with freq
  • 2 pole filter, filter one high/low pass 12db, filter 2 low pass 12db
  • AD envelope
  • 1 x LFO with 8 waveforms
  • slew limiter
  • spring reverb
  • 8 touch keys with 3 modes – mono, poly and sequencer
  • MIDI in, CV/Trig in, Clock in/Reset in to communicate with other devices
  • VCA

About the author

Thorsten Meyer