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Blocks & Cubes
Monday, 30 March 2009
Nicolas will be at musicmesse demoing one of our next products, Blocks, a beat slicer. In this video, you can ...

Multi input Looper tested live
Sunday, 29 March 2009
Here are three videos of a live show played by Arash Khalatbari and Nicolas, using a multi input software looper. The ...

String experimentations
Friday, 20 March 2009
The funny thing when you consider physical modeling exclusively as a reaction is that not only it let you produce ...

Meeting the master...
Tuesday, 24 February 2009
Almost as soon as OTR88 was on the drawing board, we immediately determined to contact prominent musicians who could be ...

New Website Running
Tuesday, 24 February 2009
After several months of hard work, our new website is finally online and working ! I tried to make it as ...

New Vintage line

We introduced the vintage line with OTR88 and we hope this instrument demonstrates the direction we wish to give to this new product line : providing musicians with a flexibility and  tuning possibilities that let them rediscover the tonal characteristics of those instruments that made history.

Our aim is to make instruments and effects that will definitively blur the boundaries between real instruments and effects and their virtual emulations.

This is why OTR88 "Advanced Settings" interface is the first to offer you a complete control over the instrument by letting you set parameters independently for each key.

 

Be prepared to hear things that will change your conceptions about the limits of digital sound synthesis.

 

What's next?

We have many projects waiting to be released.

You can expect different string based instruments and keybaord emulations.

Our researches and realisations in the vintage line might also inspire new products mixing the sound qualities and characteristics of physical models with the modulation, routing and behaviour madness you can expect from modern computer instruments.