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Siren is a multi-oscillator drone generator by an anonymous developer. 

In this video we go deep into the drone world and melt our brains on the beauty of chordal dissonance.

I was being very honest on my thoughts in the video, Siren sounds great and performs its function very well: stereo droning.

As a chord synth for contemporary music, I wouldn't choose it over MI Plaits or Qu-Bit Chord V2 by. I would choose it over the MN Tellharmonic, that thing is impossible.

There were 9 available when I released the video and we sold them all in 6 hours, pretty cool but sadly it may be a while before they are available again.

Thanks for checking it out!

-EZ

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Siren Is A Chord Synthesizer From Another Dimension

Siren is a multi-oscillator drone generator by an anonymous developer. We go deep into the drone world and melt our brains on the beauty of chordal dissonance. Sirens are available here listed as used but they are new and freshly built: https://shrsl.com/3sl6d Only available as a completed build. Siren is a digital stereo module packing 21 oscillators and 23 LFOs to generate lush drones. Macro controls set their respective pitch, waveform, and amplitude. Siren is not meant to be the tool you reach for when wanting to write explicit chord progressions and harmonies. Instead, the few provided macro controls make a wide parameter space accessible and fun to explore. Find sweet spots of your liking by the turn of a knob and add subtle modulation to find new musical ideas and progressions. Use rhythmically related control voltages to explore a vast world of weird musical progressions that fall between the cracks of the discrete nature of music theory. Check out Patchwerks: https://www.patchwerks.com Step up your game with 1 on 1 lessons: https://www.ezbot.live/ Just have a few questions? Get 1:1 help from me via Xip: https://course.xip.co/ezbot Music: https://soundcloud.com/ezbotmusic My cable company: https://www.modbang.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/ezbotmusic/

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