Analogue polyphony, with the years built in.
Over time, the components in an analogue synthesiser deteriorate and its sound changes. This desktop polysynth gives you 16 analogue voices, and lets you choose how much of that change you hear.
Choose how worn it sounds
Its Vintage options emulate a synthesiser whose components have deteriorated, without causing it to fail completely. The 8 vintage modes include Creamy, Broken and Gnarly. Each patch can save its own Atrophy profile.
Split it, stack it, lead with it
Two analogue oscillators feed every voice, through a filter you switch between 2-pole and 4-pole. Split the keyboard to play a different patch on each side, with up to eight notes per side. Double plays two patches at once on two MIDI channels. Unison turns it into a monophonic synthesiser for lead patches.
Sequences that live in the patch
Each of the 512 patch memories holds a 64-step polyphonic sequence. The arpeggiator's modes include Up and Random. MIDI arrives over DIN and USB, with MPE control as standard. It is a USB class compliant MIDI device, so no driver installation is required.
