Waldorf M
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Waldorf
M
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The Waldorf M is a seriously potent little powerhouse – it’s got that classic Waldorf wavetable magic, but in a super-portable, versatile package. It's perfect for sound designers, electronic musicians, or anyone wanting a unique, characterful voice that can sit well in a mix. The interface takes a little getting used to, but the payoff is huge.
Product Description
- Waldorf M
- 8-Voice Polyphonic Wavetable Synthesizer
- Quadruple multitimbral (4 parts can be assigned to 4 individual stereo outputs)
- 2 Wavetable oscillators with separate wavetable sound generation and two different models (Waldorf Microwave I and modern Waldorf Microwave II)
- 96 Factory wavetables + 32 memory locations for user wavetables
- Analogue low-pass filter with 24 dB/oct (SSI 2144 extended cascade filter) with saturation
- Analogue stereo VCA for each voice
- 4 Envelope generators: Eight-segment time/level wave envelope
- VCF and VCA-ADSR envelopes and a freely assignable four-segment time/level envelope
- Two LFOs with different waveforms
- Arpeggiator with 16 preset patterns and chord mode
- Synchronisable to MIDI clock
- 2048 Sound programs and 128 multi-programs
- Compatible with Waldorf Microwave I Sysex data (for soundbank transfer/sound transfer)
- SD card slot for loading and saving sounds
- sound banks and user wavetables
- MIDI: USB 2.0 and DIN (5-pin DIN sockets for In/Out/Thru)
- 2 Line outputs: 6.3 mm unbalanced jack (L/R stereo)
- 4 Stereo outputs: 6.3 mm TRS jack (aux outputs A-D)
- Dimensions: 440 x 305 x 85 mm
- Weight: 5.7 kg
- • SSI 2144 filter delivers creamy, complex analog warmth.
- • Dual wavetable engines offer immense sonic sculpting possibilities.
- • Extensive modulation options provide dynamic, evolving textures.
- • Compact form factor maximizes portability without sacrificing features.
- • Limited polyphony compared to modern flagship synths.
- • User interface can be initially daunting for newcomers.
- • Wavetable editing isn't as visually intuitive as some competitors.
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