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EIDOLON
AUDIO SYSTEMS DIVISION
INKSEEP ELECTRONIC WORKS
For the construction of uncommon sounds.
Eidolon is a polyphonic software synthesizer. Begin with three sources in each voice, shape them through two folding stages and two filters, then set the sound in motion with envelopes, LFOs and a 24-slot modulation matrix.
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How a sound is built
Each voice carries its own sources, folding, filtering and amplitude. The voices then share one effects section and output.
- SourcesThree oscillator slots a voice, each subtractive, additive or wavetable.
- FoldingTwo wavefolders, WF A and WF B, reshape the summed sources.
- FiltersTwo filters, FLT A and FLT B.
- AmplitudeThe VCA, with its own envelope and a noise source.
- Shared outputThe voices are summed through a shared effects section and output.
Movement
Every voice has four envelopes and eight LFOs. The Back view gathers the modulation matrix: 24 slots, each joining a source to one of 20 targets in the filters, wavefolders and oscillators with its own depth.

Particulars
| Division | Audio Systems Division, Inkseep Electronic Works |
|---|---|
| Type | Polyphonic software synthesizer |
| Voices | Up to 12; a new instance starts with 6 |
| Sources per voice | Three oscillator slots: subtractive, additive or wavetable |
| Shaping | Two wavefolders and two filters |
| Movement | Four envelopes and eight LFOs per voice |
| Modulation | 24-slot matrix; 20 targets across the filters, wavefolders and oscillators |
| Model number | Not assigned |
| Availability | Not yet available. |
| Formats, system requirements, price and licence | Not yet announced |