SOMA Laboratory's ENIGMA is not a keyboard synth; it is an electromagnetic scanner with a synth behind it. You hold a metal object inside its 20mm detection field and the surface itself becomes the interface, with eight touch sensors picking up where your fingers land. MIDI DIN5 and CV clock I/O mean it talks to a rack or a DAW, and the outputs are proper headphone and quarter-inch jacks. It is an instrument for people who think in textures rather than scales. Buy it if you want a synth you have to explore; skip it if you need something you can play conventionally, and note it ships direct from Europe.
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