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A couple of the best bang-for-your-buck synths get even cheaper, and a rare Moog discount.

It's basically two MicroFreaks bolted together with some effects and a traditional keyboard.

It's a pseudo-DIY monophonic semi-modular synth that delivers classic Moog sounds for cheap.

Sample playback, quantization and longer loops make the Orba 2 far more powerful than the original.

Play builds on the Tracker's gorgeous hardware with a more conventional workflow.

The tiny granular and wavetable synths face stiff competition at $399.

It's $100 less than the Organelle M, but doesn't include a built-in speaker or battery compartment.

The sampler is $300 until December 6th.

The new guitar is aimed at younger musicians.

The powerhouse budget synth gets another huge free update.

The new Orbacam app expands it into a 'creative multimedia studio.'

The new OLED screen turns chopping samples from a chore into a pleasure.

With dual filters, rich oscillators and powerful modulation matrix the Uno Pro is a powerful sound design machine.

You can save $50 if you pick up one of the sequencers now.

It expands on the power of the compact SY-1 with more customizable sounds.

Questionable design choices aside, this is still way more synth than anyone should expect for $200

Novation's latest groovebox borrows heavily from the SP-404 and is perfect for lo-fi hip hop and house.

The affordable groovebox marries the simple Circuit workflow with lo-fi hip hop charm.

It's an amazing drone machine, a lo-fi delay and even a pretty solid overdrive.

Empress Effect's do-it-all guitar pedal is now even more versatile.