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HUNGRY ROBOT The Monastery
Polyphonic Octave Generator
£189.99
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About the HUNGRY ROBOT The Monastery
The Hungry Robot The Monastery is a polyphonic octave generator, offering simultaneous octave up and octave down with minimal latency and excellent tracking. The control layout allows you to independently control upper and lower octaves.
No matter the settings, the Monastery always remains at unity gain.
The Monastery Dual Preset Function
The dual preset function allows you to seamlessly cycle between two presets using the right footswitch. The top LED denotes which row of controls is active: if the LED is lit, the top row of knobs is active; if the LED is unlit, the bottom row is active.
The Hungry Robot The Monastery produces lush, organ-like tones at full-tilt, but can cover a range of sounds thanks to its two-octave control layout.
The Monastery Demos
The Monastery Features
- Polyphonic octave generator with upper and lower octaves
- Handmade in Iowa, USA
- True bypass
- Dry/Wet & -/+ controls (x2)
- Power: 9V power supply, centre-negative (not included)