At Superbooth 2026 – scheduled for May 7-9, 2026 in Berlin – SOMA Laboratory founder Vlad Kreimer will officially introduce the latest in his line of unique synthesizers, the Enigma.
Enigma features a new type of user interface, with the sound controlled by the position and movement of metallic objects placed on the instrument’s surface.
Details on pricing and availability are to be announced.
I can’t listen to this. It’s like the experiments in the ‘50 and ‘60s. These were also unbearable.The name is well chosen though: we have no clue on how to get a particular sound. And so thus the audience.
Esthetically pleasing. Nice to look at, but soundwise absolutely not my cup of tea.
Yes, maybe,.. but.. for sound scape / film soundtrack design, this is amazing.. allowing a refreshing paradigm for how sounds are placed in motion . physical activity on the board that has intuitive correlation to action on the screen. Absolutely brilliant
Now, tell us how you really feel! Just remember, those experiments back then helped shape the our electronic .musical instruments we have today. Now go take your sedative and go to bed.
Jay! Another coffee table synth from Soma. Might as well use a free plugin like auracann or something similar, you can even safe presets. The heavy accent as sales pitch a mile-long beard by now.
Not everything has to be for you. Some people enjoy making music. Should the developer have tried speaking in an American accent instead of his own?
Wouldn’t it be lovely, if you could record movements …. kind of like midi automation sequencing, or Kaospad movements record? I would by that in a heartbeat!
Time to whip out that Prince Albert