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Michigan Synth Works Chronovore

Michigan Synth Works Chronovore  ·  Source: Michigan Synth Works

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MSW has taken on a 1:1 smd recreation of the classic Roland TB-303 sequencer and packed it into the 24HP Chronovore Eurorack module with the perfect choice of buttons and tempo knob.

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Chronovore

Apparently the characters at the top translate from Japanese Katakana to “Time Eater” which I think reinterprets to “Chronovore” really well. Chronovore is a neat and tidy recreation of everything we love and hate about the 303-style sequencer. It’s all there, the notes, the buttons, the accents, the stepping action and the methodical approach to building a sequence. The space on the front panel says to me that it’s not going to be too fiddly to use.

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MSW says that it runs an emulation of the original code via a Pixie CPU but it’s also compatible with Quicksilver and Sonic Potions CPUs. These are all processors that can run the Roland TB-303 software and drop into the old Bassline machines as replacements.

For Eurorack connectivity you get Gate, CV and Accent outputs plus a Run input, Clock input and there’s a socket labelled MIDI but before we get too excited it’s just for MIDI clock.

The price of Chronovore is $330. It’s not up on the website yet but I’m sure full details and demonstrations will be along soon.

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Michigan Synth Works Chronovore

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