Remember the Casio HT-700 synth? De la Mancha sure does, and with the release of the dual-oscillating subtractive synth plastique, you have a fresh reminder.

Plastique takes the 31 waveforms from the HT-700 (each waveform corresponds to a flavor from Baskin-Robbins 31 varieties of iced cream, from butterscotch to Rocky Road! Everybody loves iced cream!) This new synth based off an old synth keeps seekers of the lo-fi 80s sound happy, but with a configurable filter with up to 16 poles, a pitch envelope for percussion, an arp, tempo synced delay and LFOs, chorus and more, it'll keep others happy as well.

Fast Features

• 31 Waveforms from the Casio HT-700
• Two Oscs with sync and octave / semitone detune
• Configurable Resonant Low Pass filter (2-16 poles with cut-off spread)
• Volume and Pitch envelopes
• Tempo sync LFO with 10 waveforms and note-on sync to modulate filter and pitch
• Tempo sync Arp with 6 modes and adjustable octave range, note length
• Tempo sync Delay
• Adjustable Chorus
• Lo-fi options include reduction in quality, distortion and pitch drift
• 64 presets from Tim Conrardy, Ouroboros & Sink