Synthstrom Audible Deluge
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Synthstrom Audible
Deluge
Product Info
Article Number:
610439
Brand:
Synthstrom Audible
Model:
Deluge
Category:
Groove Boxes
Price:
$1,593.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Deluge is a powerhouse groovebox for the experimental producer or sound designer. Its sequencing is truly unique and inspiring, and the synthesis engine delivers a wide palette of sounds, but be prepared to invest the time to learn its intricacies. It’s a fantastic creative tool for those seeking a hands-on, performance-oriented experience.
Product Description
- Synthstrom Audible Deluge
- Groovebox
- Synthesiser engine (subtractive
- wavetable and FM) with 64-voice polyphony
- Full MPE support for connected MIDI controllers
- Arpeggiator
- Synthesiser engine with LPF / HPF
- portamento
- oscillator synchronisation
- ring modulation
- unison tuning
- LFOs and envelopes
- 12 dB/octave and 24 dB/octave filter with optional filter drive mode
- Effects: Delay
- reverb
- chorus
- flanger
- phaser
- bitcrusher
- sidechain effect
- live stutter and more
- Preset or user-defined scales or chromatic mode
- Sequencer: Piano roll-like sequencing on 128 RGB pads (16×8) with scrolling and zooming
- Euclidean pattern mode
- Simultaneous output of separate sequences on all 16 MIDI channels
- 2 CV/gate channels and 2 additional gate outputs
- Output of programme change and bank select commands
- Sampler with 90-voice polyphony
- Samples are streamed directly from the SD card
- Multisampling
- Time-Stretching and Pitch-Shifting
- Waveform view on the main pads
- with scrolling
- zooming and editing of loop points
- Internal speaker
- Built-in microphone
- Rechargeable Li-ion battery (6+ hours operation)
- Power supply via USB-B (cable included) or mains adapter (not included)
- Separately available power supply: 9 - 12V
- centre-negative
- 500 mA
- Dimensions: 305 x 208 x 46 mm
- Weight: 1.5 kg
- *Connectors: *
- Two 6.3 mm jack line outputs
- 3.5 mm jack stereo headphone output
- 3.5 mm jack microphone input
- 6.3 mm jack line input
- Two CV outputs
- Four Gate/trigger outputs and DIN MIDI In/Out and USB
- One SD slot (1x 32GB V10-speed SD card included)
PROS
- • Exceptional sequencing capabilities with the RGB pads offer immediate workflow.
- • The polyphony (64 voices) allows for lush, complex soundscapes.
- • Versatile synthesis engine handles subtractive, wavetable, and FM sounds.
- • CV/gate outputs unlock deep integration with modular setups.
CONS
- • The learning curve is steep; mastering its full potential takes time.
- • The size and weight make it less ideal for mobile production.
- • Limited sampling capabilities compared to dedicated samplers.
Product Video
Key Features
Tracks
16
Sounds
Subtractive, Wavetable, FM Synthesis; 64-voice polyphony
Sequencer
128 RGB pads, Euclidean mode, 16 MIDI channels
Effects
Delay, Reverb, Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Bitcrusher, Sidechain, Stutter
Sampling
No sampling capabilities – purely synthesis-based
Connections
2 CV/Gate, 2 Gate Outputs, MIDI In/Out, USB
Weight
Approximately 8 lbs (3.6 kg)
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Frequently Asked Questions
While both offer tactile sequencing, the Deluge’s pad-based system is more immediate and performance-focused, lacking Push's DAW integration.
No, the Deluge is exclusively a synthesizer; it doesn't offer acoustic instrument emulation or sampling.
It's genuinely useful, allowing for nuanced expression and control over individual notes within chords, significantly expanding performance possibilities.
