Soma Laboratory SOMA Flux

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Soma Labs Flux is what happens when Theremin heritage meets modern sound engine

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Soma Labs Flux is a quirky fusion of Theremin heritage and modern sound engines, perfect for experimental soundscapes. Its touchless interface and expressive controls offer a unique playing experience, but its convoluted interface and limited sound design tools might deter some users. While the 37 synth algorithms provide a range of sounds, the onboard effects are underwhelming, necessitating external gear for fuller tones. Ideal for niche uses like film scoring and experimental music, but its $1,300 price tag and steep learning curve may not appeal to everyone.

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SOMA Flux

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The SOMA Flux strikes a harmonious balance between innovation and nostalgia, channeling the spirit of the theremin with a modern twist. Its unique magnet-based control system offers precise modulation, breaking free from the theremin's notorious learning curve. The 32 algorithm DSP sound engine is diverse, catering to both seasoned musicians and adventurous sonic explorers, though mastering its modulation sensitivity requires patience. While the lack of preset numbering and the complex control scheme could daunt beginners, the Flux's ability to create expressive, nuanced soundscapes is undeniable. Priced at €1,700, it's a worthwhile investment for those seeking an avant-garde instrument that redefines electronic music performance. However, USB compatibility issues and the need for careful setup might frustrate some users. Overall, the Flux is a groundbreaking instrument that opens new creative doors, with its optional breakout box promising even greater versatility in the future.

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"It's a theremin on steroids": Soma Laboratory's Flux brings the theremin into the 21st century with sixteen dimensions of control over a supercharged synthesizer | MusicRadar

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Soma Laboratory's Flux is an ambitious reimagining of the theremin, offering a modern twist with its magnetic "bows" for gesture-based control. This innovative instrument allows for sixteen dimensions of control over a variety of synthesis styles, providing a new level of interaction without touching the device. While the Flux is packed with features like multiple synthesis engines and diverse modulation options, its lack of MIDI and CV outputs might limit its integration into some setups. However, a planned breakout box could potentially address this shortcoming. Overall, the Flux stands out for its creative approach but may require additional gear for full versatility.

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Trent Reznor

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Nine Inch Nails

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Trent Reznor was observed using the Soma Laboratory SOMA Flux during a live Nine Inch Nails performance. The usage of this synthesizer is supported by a post from the official Instagram account of Soma Synths, which features a photo from the February 13 show in Boston. The post mentions, "So, apparently our FLUX made it onto the @nineinchnails stage," confirming its presence on stage.

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