"A discrete analogue synthesiser with a VCO in the tradition of the MS20 and TB303" claim the manufacturers eowave. They're not wrong. This innocuous little box is capable of some BIG sounds. Think squealing, acid mayhem, thundering sub-bass, weird percussive chirps and a whole lot of other otherwordly sounds. For the cash, this is a fantastic investment for anyone who wants to expand their software setup with some serious, analogue hardware or for an analogue obsessive keen to bolt on more hardware to their rig. Recommended!
Domino is a discrete analogue synthesizer with a VCO in the tradition of MS20 and TB303. The VCO, filter & VCA are transistor made. This transistor architecture gives Domino a unique raw sound. Rich and raw at the same time, no need of external effects to give life to the sound. The VCO offers a mix between sawtooth and square. Pulsewidth can be modulated by the LFO. The filter is a low-pass 24dB resonant filter. The analogue envelope range is from 1ms to 10s with attack, decay, sustain/release.The LFO has 8 different waveforms. On waveform 8, the modulation wheel can replace the LFO. MIDI CC 8 to 16 can transform the LFO in a sequencer to modulate pitch, pulsewidth, filter cutoff. The VCA can be modulated by a gate or by an envelope. In the legato mode, playing notes will generate glide between two notes. The glide time can be edited via MIDI CC. Additional features like a 8 steps sequencer, an arpeggiator and an accent recognition capability turns the Domino into a powerful tool.
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