Medusa Hybrid Synthesizer - Analog vs. Digital Voice Comparison

In this video from Polyend, we get a demonstration of the Medusa hybrid synthesizer’s digital and analog voices functions in a side-by-side comparison. The synthesizer is a collaboration between Dreadbox and Polyend.

The first clip is showing the three digital voices (wavetable morphing only on classic waves) and the second one is on three analog voices.

Medusa Features

• Three synchronizable analog oscillators with the choice of four classic wave types for each of them.
• 64 fully responsive and customizable, three-dimension expressive pads.
• One 24dB classic Dreadbox analog filter with three different types (2pole LP, 4pole LP, HP).
• FM frequency modulation separately for oscillators and filter.
• Noise generator with colour shaping.Three wavetable digital oscillators.
• Three different play modes: monophonic, paraphonic x3, paraphonic x6.
• Audio input lets you use the power of Medusa with external audio sources.
• Second OLED screen to display all necessary synthesis data.

The Medusa hybrid synthesizer is currently priced at 999€ and you can visit the Dreadbox website to learn more about its features and where you can buy one.

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