The year ticks on and presumably some people have been getting impatient for new Stylophone offerings from manufacturer Dubreq, because they’ve just sent out an update for two of their forthcoming new products — the VOICE and the ON-THE-FLY sequencer.
Stylophone VOICE
Dubreq suggests that, after thorough testing, production is expected to begin in October, with availability in November — just in time for Christmas presents eh?
That said, this isn’t a full commitment because there are still some things which could challenge that date. Let’s hope not.
Stylophone ON-THE-FLY Sequencer
Prototypes of this have been signed off and last-minute software checks are being made. Tentatively looking at a September production with availability in October, but again, no promises yet. The company says it will give as much notice as possible on the release date, once known.
Shown off at NAMM ’26, ON-THE-FLY is a hands-on sequencer which turns pattern programming into real-time performance.
Every control responds instantly, letting you shape patterns with rhythm, pitch, and playing-style variations while the sequence is running — no menus, no stopping. With full Eurorack CV, Gate, Sync, and MIDI connectivity, it integrates effortlessly into modular, MIDI, and hybrid setups — and scales up easily with more units into a multi-sequencer system.
Program just 8 steps and instantly access multiple 16, 32 or 64-step patterns, switching between them on-the-fly or change direction without breaking the groove. Add glide, ratchets, rests, ties, or controlled randomness per step while the sequence is playing.
Onwards
Looks as if Dubreq may be shutting down advanced announcements from now on, but they do say there’s “plenty in the pipeline” for new hardware.
