General
"TherapSid has a kid!", as Twisted Electrons say to introduce its succesor, the TherapKid. This playful synthesizer is based on the retro SID chip from the Commodore home computer to give you that well-known gritty sound from the 1980s. Basically, this nutty unit provides you with two voices that can be played monophonically or duophonically, and each consists of four oscillators: block/pulse, triangle, sawtooth and noise. Every oscillator can be de-tuned to generate rich-sounding drones or even chords if that's what you're into. Add that to the two LFOs housed inside the TherapKid and realise that you're in for fat sounds that can be saved to one of 50 user presets.
