Misha - Interval Based Sequencer

Marsoni

M251S

$172.00

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Misha - Interval Based SequencerMisha is an innovative Eurorack instrument sequencer that utilizes a unique, interval based approach to playing and creating melodies. Its designed to be played like a keyboard instrument and yet it makes music in a way unlike any instrument before it. In addition to playing it live, you can also record sequences that can be modified in a multitude of ways, allowing for new paths of spontaneous creativity.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025