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Guitars, basses and ukuleles: guide to choosing your instrument
Guitars, basses and ukuleles: discover what each instrument brings, how to choose a convenient format and what equipment you need to practice, record or play live.
Cómo montar un home studio desde cero: equipo básico y opciones para empezar
Descubre cómo montar tu primer home studio con interfaces Arturia MiniFuse, auriculares y monitores KRK. Elige el equipo según lo que quieres grabar.
Amostra AKAI MPC: do som ao beat, sem computador
Grava os teus próprios sons, corta-os e transforma-os em beats. Descobre o que traz o AKAI MPC Sample e como pode encaixar na tua forma de produzir sem computador.
Nova AlphaTheta DJM-A7 vs DJM-A9: o que muda e qual escolher
O DJM-A9 e o DJM-A7 partilham quatro canais, mas diferem nas ligações, efeitos e monitorização. Ajudamo-te a escolher de acordo com o teu equipamento e a tua forma de fazer DJing.
DJM-V10, V10-LF, euphonia e DJM-V5: comparativo para escolher
Comparamos o DJM-V10, DJM-V10-LF, euphonia e DJM-V5: canais, controlos, efeitos e ligações para o ajudar a escolher de acordo com a sua forma de fazer mistura e o seu equipamento.
Baixos headless: como escolher entre 4, 5 e 6 cordas
Como escolher um baixo headless de acordo com as cordas, a escala e a eletrónica. Compara os modelos Ibanez EHB e HILS e encontra uma configuração que se adapte à tua forma de tocar.
Guitarras sem cabeça: o que são e como escolher a sua
O que são as guitarras headless, como se afinam e o que verificar antes de comprar. Compare modelos Ibanez, HILS, Strandberg e Donner e descubra também a nossa seleção de baixos headless.
Audient Horizon: A New Generation of Interfaces for the Professional Studio
Discover Audient Horizon 8P, Horizon 16, and Horizon 32: three Thunderbolt 3 interfaces for professional recording, hybrid studios, and multi-channel systems.
Roland n/visioN: the wavetable synthesizer from the Boutique series
Roland expands its Boutique series with the n/visioN, a compact wavetable synthesizer featuring up to 56 voices of polyphony, dual synthesis layers, and the K-22m keyboard included. It is now available at microFusa for €699: you can view the current price and availability on the Roland n/visioN product page. These are its main features: Wavetable synthesis with two layers and mix, position, and Wave Shaper controls. Up to 56 voices of polyphony, depending on the sound engine load. Filters with vintage and analog models, featuring drive. MFX effects engine with 17 types, including JUNO chorus, as well as delay and reverb with five types and shimmer mode. Two-part sequencer with 64 steps and up to eight notes per part, arpeggiator, and Step LFO. Memory for 240 patches and 96 patterns, with Dual and Split modes. Boutique format: built-in speaker, AA battery or USB-C power, and K-22m keyboard included. Audio and MIDI via USB-C, MIDI IN/OUT, and external clock input. Sound design with two wavetable layers The n/visioN works with two layers whose waveforms can be modified from the panel: you can adjust their mix and apply modulation using an LFO and envelope. The Position LFO, Position Env, and Position Random controls offer different ways to modify the waveform position, while the Mix Env and Mix LFO settings allow you to adjust the layer mix. The Wave Shaper section also includes its own modulation controls, a useful combination for experimenting with sound variations. For beginners, the filter and envelope sections allow you to explore how cutoff frequency, resonance, and attack, decay, sustain, and release settings affect each phrase. For more experienced musicians, the panel combines dedicated controls with in-depth editing tools for sound design. Sequencer, arpeggiator, and effects The two-part sequencer supports 64-step patterns with up to eight notes per part, and the external clock, MIDI, and USB-C connections make it easy to integrate with other devices. Dedicated delay and reverb controls, along with effects such as chorus, phaser, fuzz, or bit crusher, provide tools to take an idea from a clean timbre to a more transformed texture. Boutique format: on the desk and beyond As a Boutique instrument, the n/visioN is compact and self-contained: it features a built-in speaker, runs on four AA batteries or via USB-C, and comes with the K-22m keyboard attached. For studio connection, it features audio and MIDI via USB-C, traditional MIDI IN/OUT, and an external clock input. Roland n/visioN price and availability The Roland n/visioN is available at microFusa for €699 with the K-22m keyboard included. Check the product page for the current price and availability. Price including VAT on microfusa.com as of November 4, 2026. Frequently asked questions about the Roland n/visioN What is the Roland n/visioN? It is a wavetable synthesizer from Roland's Boutique series, with up to 56 voices of polyphony, two synthesis layers with Wave Shaper, a two-part sequencer, and a compact format with a built-in speaker. Does it include a keyboard? Yes, the n/visioN comes with the K-22m keyboard included. How is it powered? With four AA batteries or via USB-C, depending on the situation: it is an instrument designed for both desktop use and use away from home. What effects does the Roland n/visioN have? It includes an MFX engine with 17 effect types, including JUNO chorus, as well as delay and reverb with five types and shimmer mode. How much does it cost at microFusa? €699 including VAT. You can check it and view availability on the Roland n/visioN product page.
Discover Bacchus guitars at microFusa: character, design, and versatility
Discover a selection of Bacchus TACTICS Global and Japan Tune-up guitars: toasted maple, different pickup configurations, photos, and links to microFusa.
KRK Kreate: choose your monitors and the color of your studio
Discover the KRK Kreate 3, 5 and 8 and compare their finishes: black, White, Latte and Scarlett. Guide with photos and links to the product pages.
RANE SYSTEM ONE: the feel of motorized faders, without relying on a laptop
Discover the RANE SYSTEM ONE: 7.2-inch motorized platters, built-in Engine DJ, and the flexibility to mix without a laptop or with compatible software.
