Waldorf Blofeld Desktop Synth Module

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      Waldorf Blofeld Desktop Synth Module (702706)
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Elegant and wicked next-generation analog-modeling synthesis!

Blofeld is a desktop synthesizer module featuring Waldorf's legendary Analog Modeling Technology. This generation of modeling is improved in many facets and allows an even more authentic emulation of the analog circuitry it's based on.Simply twisting Blofeld's solid aluminum knobs dials you right into the heart of sound. A clearly laid out control matrix allows you instant access to all key parameters. And a jumbo paper-white display lets you navigate easily and confidently through sounds and less frequently used settings.All this comes in a high-quality desktop enclosure loaded with 1000 fully editable Waldorf sounds. The Blofeld synth connects to your computer through for your sound editing and management convenience. What's more, you can load and play Micro Q sounds without any compromises in audio quality.You also get Spectre, a free tool for creating and transferring sample content for Waldorf Blofeld Module with License SL upgrade installed and Waldorf Blofeld Keyboard (License SL not required for Keyboard). This is NOT a patch editor. Downloand the PC or Mac version and manual here: http://www.waldorfmusic.de/en/archive?relPath=blofeld/spectre.

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Waldorf Blofeld Desktop Synth Module Features:

  • GeneralUp to 50 voices16 part multi timbral1000 sounds100 multi programs7 endless dials5 buttonsGraphical displayStereo outputHeadphone outputMidi inUsb 2.0External power supplyPer voice 3 main oscillatorsPulse with pulse width modulationSawtoothTriangleSineWavetablesFrequency modulation between the oscillatorsOscillator synchronizationNoise generatorRing modulator2 independent multi mode filtersLow pass 24 db / 12 dbBand pass 24 db / 12 dbHigh pass 24 db / 12 dbNotch 24 db / 12 dbPPG filter 24 dbComb filter positive / negative feedbackCascade filter 24 db / 18 db / 12 db / 6 dbModulation matrix with 16 slots, freely programmableVarious pre-routed modulation destinations with selectable sourcesModulation speed far into audio range4 modifiers with various algorithms3 fast lfos (> 2500 hz)4 envelopesDifferent trigger modes per envelopePoly, mono, dual or unison mode with selectable voice countHMT for realtime just-intonationPer partArpeggiator with user pattern, freely programmable including accent, position,length, glide, chords, random notes, etc.Highquality effects include:ChorusFlangerPhaserDistortionRing modulationStereo delayTap delayVocoderReverb




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  • Nonstop Metallic K.O.

    As reviewed by Kwaidan on 5/23/2010

    I own a number of synths including a Roland JP-8080 and Virus Snow, but this is my favorite along with the DSI Tetra. I have had it for about eight months and use it constantly. The unit is compact but solid as a rock. It is also the best looking desktop synth on the market. It sounds beautiful, and its patches range from harsh basses to shimmering pads. While it is digital, it can be warm, too. If you want something that can mimic natural instruments like a guitar or a flute then forget it. This little beast is meant to sound synthetic and is great for emulating later day Kraftwerk-style songs (think Tour de France). Despite the limited number of knobs, programming is easier than I first expected. The display is big and the programming matrix benefits from a logical layout. Most parameters are easy to access, and it is especially fun to mess with the wave forms to create moving effects. Even so, my biggest complaint is that it lacks a VST interface like the Virus Snow. Also, the operating system tends to be buggy, although the latest software revision has fixed a number of minor problems. Overall, I would recommend the Blofeld to anyone interested in making music that ranges from minimal tech or dance anything to industrial to ambient to eighties revival.

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  • Waldorf is Legend!

    As reviewed by ALTZ on 5/27/2010

    First of all, the reason why i choose the Blofeld is that even Virus TI has good sound and powerful, I find that the virus sound is everywhere nowadays as well as the nord sound. I want to get something which is a bit different and unique sounding. I find that the Blofeld has a unqiue sound of itself. At the same time, it gathers different synthesis approach in one box which is good. The best part of the synth must be the wavetable and the filter (the comb filter). Built like a brick! Quality Product and Good Sounding. Best Synth i have used.

    2 of 5 people found this review helpful.

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  • Waldorf is Legend!

    As reviewed by ALTZ on 5/27/2010

    First of all, the reason why i choose the Blofeld is that even Virus TI has good sound and powerful, I find that the virus sound is everywhere nowadays as well as the nord sound. I want to get something which is a bit different and unique sounding. I find that the Blofeld has a unqiue sound of itself. At the same time, it gathers different synthesis approach in one box which is good. The best part of the synth must be the wavetable and the filter (the comb filter). Built like a brick! Quality Product and Good Sounding. Best Synth i have used.

    0 of 3 people found this review helpful.

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