COMING MAY 2026
Signal Drift is a synth library built for composers and sound designers who speak hardware. Rooted in Triumph Audio’s organic sample DNA, it blends modular processing with a curated collection of classic and contemporary analog synths, including Soma’s Lyra 8, recreations of the Moog Model D and Korg ARP 2600, Moog’s Mother 32, Fender’s Chroma Polaris, and tabletop units like the Korg Electribe. The result is a collection of instantly inspiring, playable, evolving patches, textures, and unexpected sonic surprises.
Familiar Triumph Audio sources such as Ghost Cello 2, Superball Bang, and Cinematic Toy Piano return in modular form, expanded and reimagined within a modern synth framework. New and unreleased material from Arco Anomaly pushes further into uncharted sonic territory with patches, textures, and loops.
Born from a fusion of vintage hardware, hybrid sound design, and modular experimentation, Signal Drift adds motion, depth, and definition to your sound. It is equally at home in cinematic scoring, electronic composition, and experimental sound design.
COMING MAY 2026
Signal Drift is a synth library built for composers and sound designers who speak hardware. Rooted in Triumph Audio’s organic sample DNA, it blends modular processing with a curated collection of classic and contemporary analog synths, including Soma’s Lyra 8, recreations of the Moog Model D and Korg ARP 2600, Moog’s Mother 32, Fender’s Chroma Polaris, and tabletop units like the Korg Electribe. The result is a collection of instantly inspiring, playable, evolving patches, textures, and unexpected sonic surprises.
Familiar Triumph Audio sources such as Ghost Cello 2, Superball Bang, and Cinematic Toy Piano return in modular form, expanded and reimagined within a modern synth framework. New and unreleased material from Arco Anomaly pushes further into uncharted sonic territory with patches, textures, and loops.
Born from a fusion of vintage hardware, hybrid sound design, and modular experimentation, Signal Drift adds motion, depth, and definition to your sound. It is equally at home in cinematic scoring, electronic composition, and experimental sound design.
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