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Are you a fan of drone synthesizers? If so, you'll definitely want to check out this adorable hand-built FM drone synth aptly named The Mystic. With its analog-style delay and compact size, it's reminiscent of the Strega or Lyra 8, but with its own unique character.

One of the best things about this synthesizer is just how easy it is to use. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner just starting out, you'll find it intuitive and fun to play with. It's capable of producing some really cool textures and sounds when you dial in the delay just right.

But it's not just about the sounds - this synthesizer is also a real looker. Hand-built with care and attention to detail, it's an attractive piece of gear that will surely turn heads in any studio or live setting. And, as an added bonus, it runs on a standard Boss power supply, so you won't have to worry about compatibility issues.

While this synthesizer does have a few limitations - such as a limited sound palette and no v/oct input - it more than makes up for it with its excellent drone generation capabilities and CV inputs that allow for modulation via external gear. And while it may be a bit costly, especially when compared to mass-produced synthesizers, that's to be expected when you choose a hand-built option.

Overall, this is a very cool synthesizer that any synth enthusiast will want to check out. Whether you're using it for live performances or just experimenting in the studio, it's sure to provide inspiration.

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The Mystic Desktop FM Synthesizer

In this video Matthew Piecora (aka EZBOT) takes a look at the new Mystic, an FM Synthesizer by Recovery Effects. Learn more about The Mystic here: https://bit.ly/pw_TheMystic The Mystic is an experimental device that makes ethereal voices swirl, echo, ascend, and plunge into an ever-changing, sonic, celestial playground. Generate colossal waves that ripple through the cosmos and make galaxies collide. Transcend reality and let The Mystic guide the way. https://patchwerks.com/​ Video by: Matthew Piecora ( EZBOT), Steven Ly (Project 32) https://www.ezbot.live

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