Inspired by the RP2A07 sound chip, the hapiNES L dishes up a ton of chiptune nostalgia. Aside from the good vibes, it has four tracks for expansive real-time composing, connectivity and a dedicated plugin for full DAW integration.
The hapiNES L is a chiptune groovebox that is dripping with nostalgia. Far from being a toy, it offers up a range of ways to create complex and evolving beats.
The device features hardware and USB MIDI inputs, as well as analog trigger sync ins and outs for connecting to other synths or sequencers.
You can create up to four instrumental layers in a sequence (which can be transposed), with the layers able to be recorded in real time. The square waves can also be arpeggiated, which yields authentic 8-bit video game sounds.
The hapiNES L is expected to begin shipping in March.
Visit Twisted Electrons for more details.
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