Xaoc Devices released Berlin, a compact VCO that offers square and saw waves with hard sync, FM input, and octave switching. What sets Berlin apart is the Leibniz Binary Subsystem

Xaoc Devices released Batumi II, offering four channels of wide-range voltage and tempo-controlled oscillators that may operate independently or in several synchronous modes, scoring 12 simultaneously available waveforms that may

Xaoc Devices (It is pronounced chaos, because the X is the Cyrillic letter for K and the C corresponds to an S) released Moskwa II and Ostankino II, a new