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Open Box Waldorf Blofeld Keyboard Level 1 Black


Description
The options of the updated Blofeld Keyboard empowers the player to add a vocal-like noise spectrum to a typical Wavetable pad, spice-up a virtual-analog solo sound with a strong attack sample or just process any other sample with the countless oscillator and filter modulations. Play sound creations on the high-quality keyboard with velocity and aftertouch. Pitchbend and modulation wheel are at your disposal and you can connect a sustain pedal.
All this is packaged in a sleek metal enclosure with a big graphic display, endless stainless steel rotaries and an internal power supply. And it comes: From Waldorf with Love!



Features
- Up to 25 Voices
- 1000+ Sounds
- Metal enclosure
- Seven stainless steel dials
- LED graphic display (128 x 64 pixels)
Specs
- Number of keys: 49
- Key size: Full
- Aftertouch / Velocity: Both
- Polyphony (max): 25 voices
- VCO: Not specified
- VCF: Not specified
- Envelope Generator (EG): 4
- LFO: 3
- Mixer: 5-input audio mixer
- Included presets: 256
- User preset slots: Not specified
- Output: Mono
- MIDI Connectivity: In/Out/Thru
- Line input: Yes, mono
- USB Connectivity: Yes
- Headphone out: Yes
- Other: Not specified
- Sequencer: No
- Arpeggiator: Yes
- Display: Yes
- Effects: Yes
- Pitch bend/Modulation: Both
- Width: 17.9 in.
- Height: 4.1 in.
- Depth: 9 in.
- Weight: 18 lb.
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Filters
Best Uses
- Concerts1
- Electronic Music1
- Modeled Synthesis1
- Modern Worship1
- Progressive Rock1
Cons
- Heavy1
- Only 60MB for samples1
Pros
- Aftertouch1
- Easy to Use1
- Portable1
- Responsive / Good Action1
- Velocity-Sensitive1
Reviewed by 1 customers
Years later, with a new firmware update, best in class
submitted6 years ago
byJosh T
fromNew Jersey
Based on the other reviews from 2014, you'd think this synth was a failure. Then why would an analog synth enthusiast who sold all of his digital synths to start purchasing analog synths purchase a Blofeld... In 2019? Blofeld released new firmware in February 2018 and a whole bunch of new sounds as well. I do agree in the wild variations of volume between presets, but I bought this synth for the sound design functionality, not the presets. I could not find another synth that had the capability of sounding so massive, with 25 voices, a comb filter, 3 LFO's, 3 oscillators, built in effects... Yet that also had the capability for me to design a whole sound around a phrase my kids said using wavetsble synthesis. Analog? No. But the "new" freshly updated 2018 Blofeld has helped me realize that sound is what matters, not analog vs. digital. I made some pads, a sample-based piano sound I loaded, some hefty bass and searing/soaring lead sounds, and this heavy synth with an amazingly deep yet simple sound design matrix is exactly what meets my needs. My first analog synth was a Minilogue, which has great character and I love it- not selling that. But it can't do this stuff... Not even the XD can do everything the blofeld can do, although I want that too... :)
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