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Benidub DS71 "Dub Siren" Synthesizer Demo

This is a demo of the rather cool Benidub DS71 Dub Siren. If you haven't seen one before it's a compact synth box designed specifically for sound effects. It's sort of like a Boss PC-2 on steroids and is pretty much the oscillator box I have been trying to find for over a decade. The DS71 is comprised of a single analogue oscillator, a basic envelope generator, a low pass filter and an LFO with 8 possible waveforms. The killer feature is the preset LFO shape buttons which trigger the envelope and allow a large range of sounds to be accessed quickly. It's super playable and reminds me of the Dreadbox-FX Typhon interface in feel. While it is marketed as a tool for dub and reggae, it's also ideal for any genre that relies on bleeps and blarbles and other non-chromatic synth sounds. To be honest I am surprised I have not seen more of these popping up in noise setups. It has a trigger in so would also be useful for various noises in a analog drum kit. The biggest knock against it seems to be price. It is not cheap but compared to having to create a small modular setup to get these sounds and especially with this footprint I think it's a steal. Also should note that in Canada it does not come with a power supply sadly but I luckily found a suitable 12VDC (center positive) one at the local Sally Ann for $3. I have no affiliation with Benidub and this unit was bought with my own money from Moog Audio in Canada. Just really dig this synth!