DREMA - Trailer

We are pleased to introduce our new instrument - DREMA.
DREMA is our interpretation of the sound of the Soviet electric organ Lel from the 80s. Despite the simplicity of the original instrument, we have done everything possible to unleash its full potential.
This project is a deep dive into the 80s, a time of beginnings, shocks, and changes that led us to this strange and fragile world we live in now. The sound design is inspired by the films of Andrei Tarkovsky and Soviet space adventure movies, creating an atmosphere that is both nostalgic and futuristic.
There is much more information on our website - elementarysounds.com/drema
When recording the instrument, we used extensive vintage equipment, mostly from the Soviet era in the Eastern Bloc. The original instrument was recorded using a Hungarian EAG console made in 1973. We also used several reel-to-reel tape recorders and a wire recorder, a rare Soviet combo amp with a ribbon microphone, modular synthesizer and analog filters and effects. As a final touch, all sounds were run through a chain of equalizers and tube & transistor compressors and a Studer tape machine. The basis for the sound design was a modular synthesizer with a large amount of equipment and effects.
DREMA has seven versions of the organ recorded on different equipment and 28 unique sound layers based on these recordings.
More information on our website!
FEATURES:
* 7 different variations of the main sound
* 28 custom tape designed and Eurorack style patches
* Up to 5 velocity layers per note
* VST3/AU plugin for macOS (10.11+) and Windows
* X - slider: all sounds are based on the original instrument. We used a lot of tape, wire, Eurorack modules, guitar pedals, and other analog equipment
* All samples recorded at 96 kHz. Distributed at 48 kHz
* 6.3 GB compressed
* 7.6 GB uncompressed

[@MarkDanov]

You guys always have the most beautiful and carefully crafted demo tracks. I swear to god, this made me want to buy it immedietly.

[@elementarysounds3746]

Haha)) Glad you like it :)

[@khajo9486]

Only company where I want pretty much everything. I do have Reka, although some glitch is preventing me from updating it.

[@paralelozero]

just bought it! beautiful instrument. I use reka a lot. looking forward for this one. are you planning on releasing the manual for reka?

[@elementarysounds3746]

Hello! Thank you for your kind words. Regarding the manual, please write to us at our email, and we will send it to you.

[@tomsm06]

This song is amazing