AcidBox V2 is a cutting-edge bass line synthesizer meticulously crafted as a modern tribute to the iconic 303 bass line synthesizer from the 1980s. Redesigned with a revamped interface, AcidBox V2 offers enhanced ease-of-use, empowering users to effortlessly generate real-time sequences and dynamically adjust them during live performances.
Unleash the full potential of your live sets with AcidBox, an innovative bass line synthesizer equipped with custom functions designed to elevate your performances. Featuring a robust 16 to 64 steps sequencer and a suite of 6 integrated effects, this versatile tool offers unparalleled creative freedom.
With its user-friendly interface and intuitive controls, AcidBox V2 serves as a catalyst for real-time musical creation. Seamlessly craft captivating sequences on the fly, empowering musicians to explore new sonic territories and effortlessly integrate innovative sounds into their performances.
4 synchronize modes: host sync, internal sync, MIDI in, Arp
Up to 32 patterns
5 Distortion units.
1 Delay, with synced and ping pong mode.
A sequencer, with on-the-fly MIDI in record, to ease your sequencing.
Ability to export and import your sequences, patterns, and banks in multiple formats.
Get your live performances further with ACID BOX, a bass line synthesizer with custom functions, a 16 to 64 steps sequencer, and 6 integrated effects.
A simple tool for real-time creation.
AcidBox is inspired by works from Techno and House artists like Daft Punk, Aphex Twin or Laurent Garnier, with their use of vintage 80’s synthesizers and influences stemming from the Acid House genre.
This synth also pay homage to Acid precursors such as DJ Pierre, Dr. Fernando, Woody McBride, Hardfloor, Leo Anibaldi or Fast Eddie.
Available formats:
AAX, Audio Unit, VST3, VST2
Demo versions are available to try our products for:
Mac Os X (from 10.13), Mac Os 11, Mac Os 12, Mac Os 13, M1/M2, Mac Os 14, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11, & Linux
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