Unleash your creativity with the Landscape.fm Noon Passive Analog Drum Synthesizer—a trailblazer in the world of sound design and rhythmic exploration. This unique instrument defies conventional norms by operating entirely on passive analog circuitry, requiring no external power supply. Instead, it thrives on the energy provided by incoming gate and control voltage signals, allowing its eight distinct channels to breathe and oscillate with organic unpredictability.

Each channel of the Noon is an independent analog circuit, offering a plethora of sonic possibilities ranging from resonant kicks to ethereal textures. The intuitive interface features three sliders per channel, giving you direct control over pitch, texture, and volume, while the innovative touchplates offer an interactive element that lets you modulate sounds with your fingertips. The channels can be linked for cross-modulation, creating intricate and evolving soundscapes.

Whether you’re an experimental sound artist or a musician seeking new horizons, the Noon’s ability to produce both rhythmically tight patterns and free-form, abstract sound collages will captivate your imagination. Its odd and even outputs allow for dynamic stereo spatialization, ensuring your performances are nothing short of mesmerizing.

Built in collaboration with Eli Pechman of Mystic Circuits, the Noon offers a fresh perspective on music creation, inviting you to explore its complex yet accessible interface. Dive into a world where each touch and tweak transforms your auditory landscape, making every session a unique adventure.

Key Features:

• Passive 8-channel drum synthesizer powered by external CV signals
• Each channel features unique analog circuitry with independent characteristics
• Three sliders per channel for pitch, texture, and volume control
• Golden touchplates for tactile modulation and interaction
• Odd and even outputs for stereo effects and channel summation
• Linkable channels for complex cross-modulation
• Individual DC-coupled outputs for modulation signals