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Welcome to the Synthesizers department at Milk Audio Store.
In Milk Audio Store you will find a selection of the best synthesizer brands, over 2000 products chosen from the best modular, desktop and keyboard synthesizers and the best drum machines, effects and Eurorack module cases.
Synthesizers have revolutionized the musical landscape, offering endless creative possibilities. But what exactly are they? These electronic instruments are designed to generate sounds through various synthesis processes. From the warm, harmonic-rich sounds of analog synthesizers to the extraordinary effects and scratchy sounds of digital synths, the evolution of these instruments is fascinating and complex.
Milk Audio Store will give you maximum support and assistance in composing a complete modular system or setting up a professional production studio: any product or accessory not yet on the site, if it exists, can be found.
Milk Audio Store offers a careful selection of Synths made by small, medium and large manufacturers, all carefully chosen for their sonic and timbral peculiarities and for the manufacturer's reliability and build quality, in order to guarantee only the best in terms of quality and durability.
The synthesizers in our catalog are divided into:
Modular synthesizers in Eurorack format represent one of the most fascinating evolutions in the world of electronic music. These instruments offer unprecedented flexibility and customization, allowing musicians to create unique and complex sounds through the combination of various modules. Each module has a specific function, such as oscillators, filters, effects and sequencers, which can be interconnected via patch cables to form a highly versatile sound system.
The Eurorack format, introduced in the 1990s by Dieter Doepfer, quickly gained popularity because of its compact size and the wide range of modules available, made by different manufacturers. This standardization facilitated the expansion of the enthusiast community, stimulating creativity and innovation in musical instrument design. Modular synthesizers not only allow you to explore timbres and sound textures, but also to interact with sound in real time, creating immersive and dynamic live performances, thanks in part to modules that allow direct interaction with touch-sensitive sensors.
Whether you are an experienced musician or a neophyte in the field of sound synthesis, Eurorack modular synthesizers offer an exciting journey through the world of electronic music, where the only limit is your imagination.
Complete systems are the single-brand modular synths assembled to offer a synthesizer complete with every feature unique to that brand.
Some of the brands that offer their own complete solution are Make Noise, Erica Synths or TipTop Audio.
Complete Modular Systems, however, do not lose their essence of being modular synths, so they can be broken down into their individual modules and reassembled by combining other modules from other manufacturers.
Keyboard and desktop synthesizers are electronic musical instruments complete with every essential part that normally makes up a synth, such as oscillators, filters, mixer section, lfo and envelope.
Unlike modular synths, their keyboard or desktop version is pre-assembled by the manufacturer to provide an instrument that is easy to transport and great for live performance.
Versatility: Both types of synthesizers can emulate a wide range of sounds, from classic to modern, thanks to different waveforms and filters.
Portability: Desktop synthesizers are often lightweight and easily transportable, making them perfect for musicians on the go.
User Interface: Keyboard-based models offer a more direct and physical experience, while desktop synthesizers can have a more complex interface. They must be interfaced via Midi or CV to be controlled.
MIDI and CV (Control Voltage) sequencers are essential tools in music production, especially in the context of electronic music and the use of analog synthesizers.
MIDI sequencers work by sending note, control, and synchronization messages between different devices, allowing musicians to program complex and dynamic drum sequences, bass lines, or melodic parts.
A MIDI controller is a device that generates and transmits MIDI data to other devices, enabling musicians and producers to interact with their digital audio workstations (DAWs) and other compatible hardware using the MIDI protocol. MIDI controllers come in various types, including keyboard, pad or slider controllers, each designed to offer different functionality and workflows.
One of the most popular types of MIDI controllers is the keyboard controller, which resembles a traditional piano keyboard and is used to play melodies, chords, and bass lines. These controllers are often equipped with a number of features such as velocity sensitivity, and aftertouch.
Pad controllers, on the other hand, are designed to trigger samples, loops, and beats. They typically have velocity-sensitive pads that can be used for finger drumming or for launching clips in live performances. These controllers are especially popular among electronic music producers and live performing artists.
MIDI controllers can be connected to computers or other devices via USB or MIDI ports, making them versatile tools for both studio and live performance. With the ability to control virtual instruments, effects, and other software parameters, MIDI controllers play a crucial role in modern music production and performance.
Whether a beginner who wants to explore music creation or a seasoned professional who wants to improve his or her setup, investing in a MIDI controller can greatly expand creative possibilities.
A drum machine is an electronic musical instrument that creates rhythmic sounds and patterns. It is widely used in various genres of music, including electronic, hip-hop, and pop. Drum machines can produce a wide variety of percussion sounds, allowing musicians to create complex rhythms.
Modern drum machines often have built-in sequencers, allowing users to program rhythms with precision. Sound generation can be analog or digital, based on samples.
In addition, many drum machines can be connected to computers and other devices to extend their functionality, making them an essential tool for music production.
A Eurorack module case is an essential item to start building a modular synthesizer. These cases are designed to house modules of different types while providing power supply and structural support. A good case should have adequate size, an efficient power supply, and the ability to expand to add future modules.
Accessories for synthesizers are essential for optimizing your creative experience and enhancing sonic performance. Some of the most common accessories include:
Patch cables and adapters: Essential for connecting various modules together or linking one synth to another.
Stands: Fixed or adjustable stands allow the synthesizer to be positioned at the right height to play comfortably.
Soft-Bags: Soft bags allow you to carry your synths, protecting them from accidental bumps, without burdening the weight.
Making your studio or live setup complete with the right accessories not only improves sound quality, but also enriches your creative process. Experiment and find the accessories that best suit your musical style!
Oscillators are the heart of a synthesizer; they generate basic sound waves that can be modified or mixed to create complex sounds. In analog synthesizers, oscillators produce waveforms such as sine, triangle and square. The precision of an oscillator is critical to sound quality and pitch, and digital models offer more precise control than analog synthesizers.
Filters are essential in the synthesis process, as they remove or vary the harmonic content of oscillators and define the timbral characteristic of the synth.
Amplifiers control the volume of a sound, while envelopes control the amplifier, or other parts of the synth, in the time factor, delineating how a sound develops from the beginning to the end of its performance.
Synthesizers are used in a wide range of musical genres, from electronic music to pop, rock and jazz. Their ability to create unique sounds makes them an essential tool for many producers and musicians. Genres such as ambient and electronic music make heavy use of analog and digital synthesizers to create immersive sound atmospheres.
Hardware synthesizers offer a tactile experience and sound quality that is often superior to their software counterparts, since they are often architected with an analog circuit. They are prized for their reliability and ability to produce warm, rich sounds.
Software synthesizers also offer greater flexibility because they can mimic so many analog synthesizers. The ease of upgrading and integration with other software applications makes them a popular choice among digital music producers.
For more information on synthesizers, assembling your first modular synth, service or support, the Milk Audio Store team is available.
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