Xaoc Devices Berlin | Superbooth 2024

On the surface, Xaoc Devices Berlin is a simple compact VCO offering square and saw waves with hard sync, FM input and octave switching. Berlin operates in a way similar to the classic PPG Wave and Fairlight CMI synths and employs a variable sample rate of an extremely widerange internal clock. As the sample rate changes with the oscillator frequency, Berlin’s internal square and saw waves exhibit no aliasing effect.
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[@wrenchposting9097]

Cool technology! My oscilloscope only tops out at 150kHz

[@hippyjason]

So, American here. How do you pronounce the brand name again?

[@aljen9611]

IMHO, you can pronounce it `chaos` - just like you do in English describing some level of general lack of order. :-) If you feel like you'd like to follow the brand's language, which is Polish: [xaos] (spelled in IPA, International Phonetic Alphabet) should be the right way to go.

[@hippyjason]

@@aljen9611 Thanks

[@ThomannSynthesizers]

👍🏻

[@iamsushi1056]

Zay-ock or chaos. Your choice really

[@ricgl84]

Cool, all these VSTs finally are being made into hardware, is like a Raspberry Pi with knobs and a patch bay

[@aljen9611]

Even if: what should be wrong about it, in your opinion?

[@pe00000001]

It has absolutely nothing to do with any VST. What are you talking about?