Strymon Starlab - Time Warped Reverberator Eurorack Module

Strymon just announced the Starlab Eurorack Module:

StarLab is a single module that will completely transform your modular rack: expand your palette with incredibly lush and ethereal reverbs. Enhance signals with gorgeous chorus, flanging and modulated delays and create uniquely expressive synth voices with Karplus-Strong string synthesis, transforming a single note into vast stereo soundscapes.

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I guess I’m not really getting out of Euro. Just selling the old classic modules and making a shopping list of new stuff.

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Wowzers.

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That’s big.

The hardware seems identical to the Strymon Magneto (except for colour and labelling).

Yup… I guess it’s the same platform with a different firmware.

Big, questionable sockets placement, not really skiff-friendly, costly, eats up quite a few mA… but probably sounds awesome.

Lot of money and hp for a clouds clone…

:sunglasses:

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I’m gasing over a desmodus versio… less hp, less mA, less money and swappable firmwares !

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Nightsky in eurorack?

Already making room.

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I like what I’m hearing so far.

I like the Karplus-Strong stuff.

It has way more CV patch points than Clouds.

Does not look like Nightsky to me - as there is no onboard sequencer

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First patch with the new Strymon StarLab

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Hello,

Has anyone been using the Starlab with the “Sparse” algorithm? Any thoughs on it? At the moment, that’s the feature that has me interested in this reverb that I don’t already have in other units.

Does anyone have a reccomendation otherwise for a sparse granular style reverb like this one with stereo outs? It doesn’t have to be Eurorack.

Thanks in advance.

I don’t have Starlab but from listening to demos, the Sparse algorithm reminds me of Mimeophon with the Halo knob turned up — you can still hear the signal repeats but they’re blurred together to give you a reverby wash. You might have to play with some of Mimeophon’s other parameters to get the sound just right but seems like there are some similarities there.

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