Retrokits RK-008 Recorder Sequencer - Gearspace @ Superbooth 2021

[@alfiedotwtf]

Simple, and easy. Retrokit knocked this beauty out of the park!

[@politesociety]

Omg. If this ends up supporting MPE tracks it will become the new heart of my live setup. Possibly even if not.

[@dualtrx]

I think this gizmo will be a standard in small sized setups.

[@SculpArts]

I think so too.

[@chairtoad2430]

Looks like a great machine

[@TheLordcasio]

Garret...you have so much of my money. Please release this and take the rest of it!

[@PorchBass]

What a beautiful design.

[@xahrfbkhdad]

Absolutely will buy. Please support a clip-launch style mode too.

[@Death_By_Media]

On BoBeats’s video the guy explains it has something in that vain .

[@summerlaverdure]

i wonder if Sunshine Jones will drop the Squarp for this

[@audioworks1750]

Where do we buy one ?? website has no link ? no stores sell it in UK ?

[@ruudvincent6078]

Brilliant

[@Ph423b00k]

what is the brand of the watch he is wearing?

[@Cortez77fr]

Casio calculator, you could have different models.

[@sidefish8362]

These will sell like hot cakes.

[@macidavid]

so cuki

[@RC_Cola2020]

Imagine if Teenage Engineering had done the visual design.

[@sergeogurtsov]

...and priced it $999. btw, it can be argued TE's design language is overloaded with little details, losing its intended minimalist shape and going off the form-follows-function track they follow, while not going well enough with their GUI. while RK's design is flawless for the idea they went for (even if I personally dislike the calculator form factor).

[@thegroove2000]

Not that looks damn good.

[@cfhklhog]

But 350€? C'mon guys! Uli gonna make the same for 120$.

[@chaocrator]

gear prices are rising these days, i suspect even Uli won't make THAT cheap stuff anymore.

[@koreanfriedchildren]

Support the little guy

[@leNotstrom]

Yeah because Uli can produce 500000 at once. Retrokits is a small 1 man show Boutique manufacturer. They probably gonna make batches of 2000 or so. If they sell more they can mass produce more and lower the price, if they can buy parts in larger quantities for it for less.

[@sergeogurtsov]

based on what competing products? I find $350 hard to swallow too, $299 would be fine, but then there's second hand market for that.