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Synthesizers
The SC series — modular and noise instruments for exploratory sound.
SC-002 maps Hetu & Luoshu into knobs and sliders — hardware-first instruments where ancient diagrams become playable noise.
Synthesizers is the sound side of Unfiltered — the SC series, a family of experimental instruments that translate sources outside music into raw, living sound.
Each SC instrument starts from somewhere unexpected: an ancient cosmological diagram, a cult film, an arcade classic, a vintage computer keyboard. The machine turns that source into an instrument you can play — and the source stays audible inside the sound.
Hardware-first by philosophy, the series is built in Reaktor and beyond — preferring physical machines, DAWless workflows, and the unpredictability of real-time interaction. The machines are meant to be played, mistakes and all.
“Where chaos and cosmic structure resonate as one.”
- synthesizer identities
- SC-001→003
- synthesizer identities
- ancient systems mapped to sound
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- ancient systems mapped to sound
- retro core, analog warmth
- 8-bit
- retro core, analog warmth
- built on
- Reaktor
- built on
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SC-002 HeTu LuoShu
Inspired by the ancient Chinese cosmological diagrams of Hetu and Luoshu, fused with the Nine Palaces and Pa-Kua, SC-002 transforms the primordial balance of Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, and sacred mathematical order into a raw, living sound instrument — where chaos and cosmic structure resonate as one.
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SC-003 Ashimai
SC-003 maps traditional eastern foot acupuncture points and meridian energy flow into a tactile, organic sound instrument — a synthesizer you play the way you would work the body.
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SC-001 & World Recoded
The early experimental Reaktor synthesizers in the SC series draw from cult cinema and arcade games. SC-001 captures the raw brutality of the film Dog Bite Dog, while World Recoded channels the intense fighter energy and global stages of Street Fighter II into aggressive, pixelated sound design. Raw, nostalgic, and unfiltered.
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Amstrad CPC SCANLINE
Taking inspiration from the compact keyboard section of the classic Amstrad CPC 464, the SCANLINE noise machine blends retro 8-bit digital sounds with warm analog noise — raw and direct, designed for creators who seek pure sonic character and vintage electronic aesthetics.
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Hardware first
The SC series is built on the brand's core principle: sound is produced through physical machines. Reaktor ensembles are treated as instruments, not plugins — DAWless workflows preferred, real-time interaction and unpredictability kept in. The machines are meant to be played, mistakes and all.
