The very first Erebus demo, made with the prototype unit on a standard 24 midi key. For more info please visit www.dreadbox-fx... you can also download the manual at www.dreadbox-fx...
The Erebus reminds me a bit of some of the crazy sounds in 70's tv shows like Land of The Lost It does some subtlety nicely like something that would play when the sleestack came along.
not a single retailer in canada is going to carry this beautiful sounding device. you should distribute through amazon.ca so I can buy one TODAY. Goodness me its a warm blanket of sound.
man i dont know if its just the programming mixed with the neon green but this thing has an amazing out of this world vibe. definitely hope i can score one.
...great synth! i got one and i love it! it is solid build and sounds fantastic... the patching section and the echo/delay gives you many possibilities to form and tweak the sounds...rocks!
Scott Wozniak I have one. It doesn't track well past a few octaves, but sounds really good otherwise. It's a keeper as long as you don't expect to use a wide range of notes at any one time.
wow looks great for making noisy music and stuff! I LOVE how you did these tutorials (Step by step, seeing each change in the sound). I wish everyone did them this way!
I'm really hoping this is going to be Dreadbox's start into budget gear. If this thing is under $400, I will likely buy it. $325 or under and this is the Microbrute killer (and the Microbrute is my favorite budget synth). I don't know how much production of these costs, nor am I a marketing expert; but I would recommend you guys do yourselves a favor and start kicking the Microbrute and the Korg synths out of the budget market.
I was weighing this up against a bass station 2 and have to say that although this little beauty lacks alot of the functionality of the bass station,the filters sweeps on this sound much more cleaner and more warmer and squelchy than then bass station which is a little harsh for my taste.This is probably due to the fact that the bass station has digitally controlled oscillators as opposed to the 100% analogue erebus.Besides all you have to do is hook this up to something like a beatstep,and your away!I'm sold:)
well if you produce a lot and want fast access or scroll through presets you created the BS2 has a big advantage-convenience with saving presets in the first place, has a keyboard, has a sequencer all in one device. You switch it on -ready to go. Yes i agree that this here sounds a bit smoother and nicer but for me having to carry erebus+sequencer, setting it up every time etc makes for things to consider. Of course if you only use it at home it doesn`t matter at all. But the BS2 can do some awesome stuff too. If this one here had the functionality of the BS2 it would cost 1500 euros in a keyboard version
Great sounds. How is the note > Osc 1 or 2 allocation decided? Looks like the lower note is always Osc 1; do you have to be careful which of the two notes you play first, or is a single note always Osc 1 (or 2)? I love the fact that it has separate glides.
sooperheep "manufactured in Greece by Dreadbox Pedals and Synths". www.synthtopia.com/content/tag/dreadbox/ They are designed and handmade in Athens, Greece. So get a fucking clue, dumbass and fuck off.
E-Con Records Yes you can as soon as you don't connect an output with another output and an input with another input. You should be careful with such things :)
Can you make a Synth that has like 30 different filters? I notice that if anyone can ever tell 3 very different presets/patches are from the same synth, its because the filter is what's giving it away, Its the most limiting aspect of a synth's sound is its filter characteristics, everything else doesn't limit a synth to any particular sound, its really just the filter. we need a Knob that controls dB instead of a toggle between 12 and 24, and like some sort of knob that changes the Charactoristics of a filter that has nothing to do with cutoff, Q and gain. if there could be such a thing thought of. because there is no other known parameter but cut Q and gain right? the rest are just quirks. maybe someone can make an analog filter that has more capacitors in it that it needs to function, and 6-way switch toggles between 6 different kinds and brands of capacitors, or something.
A lot of synths do better with some type of effects applied to it. the Juno 60/106 is a hugely popular synth but mostly because people rely on the chorus that is included with it to get that "Juno" sound. I find I'm in the same situation with the Bass Station II. It sounds good on its own but a lot of the time I need to pass it through an external reverb or tape delay to get everything sounding just right. You certainly need a good core sound as a base to work with, which I feel the Erebus has.
The Erebus reminds me a bit of some of the crazy sounds in 70's tv shows like Land of The Lost
It does some subtlety nicely like something that would play when the sleestack came along.
not a single retailer in canada is going to carry this beautiful sounding device. you should distribute through amazon.ca so I can buy one TODAY. Goodness me its a warm blanket of sound.
man i dont know if its just the programming mixed with the neon green but this thing has an amazing out of this world vibe. definitely hope i can score one.
Loving the sounds just towards the end of the vid where a sweet spot had been located!
...great synth! i got one and i love it! it is solid build and sounds fantastic... the patching section and the echo/delay gives you many possibilities to form and tweak the sounds...rocks!
this synth sounds incredible
This sounds friggin' fantastic
Seriously. How am I just becoming aware of this today? And it's $539? Must purchase.
Scott Wozniak I have one. It doesn't track well past a few octaves, but sounds really good otherwise. It's a keeper as long as you don't expect to use a wide range of notes at any one time.
Pete Brown Thanks, Pete. I think I can live with that :)
wow looks great for making noisy music and stuff! I LOVE how you did these tutorials (Step by step, seeing each change in the sound). I wish everyone did them this way!
Doctor Steve great for making WARM music.
I would literally love an Erebus to play with. I’m in process of bidding on a Hades but I deffo hope to add the Erebus to my set up soon.
Great little synth. Loving these dark sounds.
Still a great box.
Best sub 1000 monosynth you could ask for.
really nice and fast synth, you can hear it f.e. in one of my records::)
Love this module in Modular on the roof 2, so important to that Performane 🤘
Amazing sounds and tone quality... and paraphonic!
Oh baby...I'm drooling over this one!!
The first patch reminded me the 1960's TV series "LOST IN SPACE" & BLADE RUNNER!
sounds great....
I'm really hoping this is going to be Dreadbox's start into budget gear.
If this thing is under $400, I will likely buy it.
$325 or under and this is the Microbrute killer (and the Microbrute is my favorite budget synth).
I don't know how much production of these costs, nor am I a marketing expert; but I would recommend you guys do yourselves a favor and start kicking the Microbrute and the Korg synths out of the budget market.
It will cost 439€ -> about 550$
Joshua Becker the build quality on this suggests $599.
Good work guys.. Ενδιαφερον synth!!
Gorgeous sounds..
I was weighing this up against a bass station 2 and have to say that although this little beauty lacks alot of the functionality of the bass station,the filters sweeps on this sound much more cleaner and more warmer and squelchy than then bass station which is a little harsh for my taste.This is probably due to the fact that the bass station has digitally controlled oscillators as opposed to the 100% analogue erebus.Besides all you have to do is hook this up to something like a beatstep,and your away!I'm sold:)
well if you produce a lot and want fast access or scroll through presets you created the BS2 has a big advantage-convenience with saving presets in the first place, has a keyboard, has a sequencer all in one device. You switch it on -ready to go. Yes i agree that this here sounds a bit smoother and nicer but for me having to carry erebus+sequencer, setting it up every time etc makes for things to consider. Of course if you only use it at home it doesn`t matter at all. But the BS2 can do some awesome stuff too. If this one here had the functionality of the BS2 it would cost 1500 euros in a keyboard version
@@saardean4481how does the mini compare to bs2 .??????
beautiful!!!
Beauty!
sounds amazing
Fab drone sounds!
Is it just mod wheel and pitch via midi? Not that it's a problem ,just asking in case there's any others sneaking around in there
great sounding synth!
What a wonderful demo
Great sounds too :-))
fuck me this is epic must add to my collection!
Great video, thanks for sharing
sounds great!
Great sounds. How is the note > Osc 1 or 2 allocation decided? Looks like the lower note is always Osc 1; do you have to be careful which of the two notes you play first, or is a single note always Osc 1 (or 2)?
I love the fact that it has separate glides.
wow this is great.
no noise osc/generator? or is a way to modulate noise only using one of the VCO's?
Ave Mcree no noise source.
hi. this looks awsome. what are the dofferent ways to trigger sounds? it's not possible with a guitar at all, is it?
Since the v2 is out now, is there a possibility to add the pwm circuit to the v1 by modding it?
Sounds wonderful. I wonder is Erebus made in Athens?
sooperheep No, Dreadbox is a Greek company, and they are designed and manufactured in Athens, Greece.
www.dreadbox-fx.com/erebus/
sooperheep Who are you calling a creep bitch? My OP is from April 19, before I knew. Either read the dates or stfu.
sooperheep "manufactured in Greece by Dreadbox Pedals and Synths".
www.synthtopia.com/content/tag/dreadbox/
They are designed and handmade in Athens, Greece. So get a fucking clue, dumbass and fuck off.
+Markus Arike i thing sooper is right.
teufel379 "manufactured in Greece by Dreadbox Pedals and Synths" copied directly from their website.
Is there a way I can get this in Canada? I recently got a lot of money to blow and, with the built-in delay, it is perfect for my setup.
I think Perfect Circuit Audio has some!
can you use banana leads on this and route to more than one parameter?
E-Con Records Yes you can as soon as you don't connect an output with another output and an input with another input. You should be careful with such things :)
Erebus or Waldorf Pulse 2?
cool!
success!
liebe auf den ersten blick
Sounds good how much does it run and will there be a rackmount version offered?
Making Dreams Reality use gooogle
No syncable LFO & Delay?
freeeekin amazin
Can you make a Synth that has like 30 different filters? I notice that if anyone can ever tell 3 very different presets/patches are from the same synth, its because the filter is what's giving it away, Its the most limiting aspect of a synth's sound is its filter characteristics, everything else doesn't limit a synth to any particular sound, its really just the filter. we need a Knob that controls dB instead of a toggle between 12 and 24, and like some sort of knob that changes the Charactoristics of a filter that has nothing to do with cutoff, Q and gain. if there could be such a thing thought of. because there is no other known parameter but cut Q and gain right? the rest are just quirks. maybe someone can make an analog filter that has more capacitors in it that it needs to function, and 6-way switch toggles between 6 different kinds and brands of capacitors, or something.
Synosia Innovations 30 analog filters = $5,000
Synosia Innovations ?????????
SLIFT brought me here
The dignity of labour.. I forget which part?
The fact that they had to put lashings of echo on everything speaks volumes.
A lot of synths do better with some type of effects applied to it. the Juno 60/106 is a hugely popular synth but mostly because people rely on the chorus that is included with it to get that "Juno" sound. I find I'm in the same situation with the Bass Station II. It sounds good on its own but a lot of the time I need to pass it through an external reverb or tape delay to get everything sounding just right. You certainly need a good core sound as a base to work with, which I feel the Erebus has.
Alan Haynes plenty of dry patches. It's fat as hell and has loads of personality. More than moog's new offerings IMO.
kappa
What controller is that?
Alesis Q25 :)
TRIGUN ???
TRIGUN why??? Listen to this SYNTH.
TRIGUN seriously?? THAT is your takeaway.
That s what happens when the machine is smarter than the user.
What bollocks quippiness is this?