Stylophone CPM DS-2

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Stylophone CPM DS-2

Stylophone

CPM DS-2

4.4 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 606771
Model: CPM DS-2
Category: Sound Modules
Price: $295.90

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The Stylophone CPM DS-2 is a quirky and fun little analogue synth, perfect for experimental musicians and those craving a unique sonic palette. It’s not going to replace a full-sized modular rig, but its portability and accessible patching make it a fantastic creative tool for sound designers and ambient explorers. Think of it as a sonic sketchbook – a place to quickly capture and evolve ideas.

Product Description

  • Stylophone CPM DS-2
  • Analogue Drone Synthesizer
  • Two analogue 3340 oscillators
  • Two analogue sub oscillators
  • Two analogue 3320 filters
  • 14 analogue waveforms
  • Seven LFO routing switches
  • 12 modular patch points
  • Eight vintage reverb effect algorithms
  • Delay effect with modulation
  • Effect mixer with AUX input
  • Power supply: Six AA batteries or optional external power supply 12V
  • 1000 mA
  • centre positive (power supply and batteries not included)
  • Eurorack compatible
  • Built-in speakers
  • AUX input: 3.5 mm mini jack
  • Stereo line input: 3.5 mm mini jack
  • Stereo headphone output: 3.5 mm mini jack
PROS
  • • Analog oscillators deliver a warm, raw, and surprisingly complex soundscape.
  • • Modular patching unlocks creative sound design possibilities beyond presets.
  • • The built-in speakers are surprisingly decent for portable use and quick jams.
  • • Vintage reverb algorithms add a genuine character and depth to the tones.
CONS
  • • Limited polyphony restricts complex chord progressions and layering.
  • • The stylus control can be a learning curve for precise note articulation.
  • • The diminutive size makes it less ergonomic for extended playing sessions.

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Key Features

Sounds Raw, analogue drone tones with 14 waveforms, capable of evolving textures.
Polyphony Monophonic – single note at a time, ideal for drones and basslines.
Effects Eight vintage reverb algorithms plus a modulation-capable delay, offering creative sonic shaping.
MIDI No MIDI implementation, relying on analogue patching for external control.
Connections 3.5mm AUX input, stereo line input, headphone output, and 12 modular patch points.
Weight Approximately 1.1 lbs (battery powered), portable and suitable for travel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It's a simplified version – the patching provides basic signal routing and modulation, but lacks the sheer flexibility and depth of a full Eurorack system.
Yes, absolutely. The line outputs allow it to be integrated, but its monophonic nature means it’s best suited for bass drones or simple basslines rather than complex sequences.
While it's certainly usable for melodies, the stylus's sensitivity requires practice; it's more suited to textural experimentation than rapid, intricate passages.

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