Waldorf Blofeld
VA synthesizer
My Blofeld I acquired after that compared what is available out there on the market (most bang for the bucks even today). When I got it, I went through the market and came to the conclusion that Blofeld was one of the most cost effective synthesizers available on the market.
It can be broadly comparable to the Waldorf Q and micro-Q. And with SL (sampling license) you get a 64 MB sampler inside the box.
Specifications
• 25 voices maximum polyphony
• 16 parts multitimbral
• 3 oscillators per voice
• Waveforms – All Q Oscillator models: sine, saw, triangle, square with PWM; 68 digital wavetables from Microwave II/XT/XTK
• 3 LFOs per voice with square, sine, saw, triangle, S&H, random with delay and fade in/out
• Modulation Matrix with 16 Slots
• 2 Filters per voice: Low pass, High pass, Band pass, Notch, Comb; 12 or 24 dB/oct modes
• 4 Envelopes per voice, ADSR, AD1S1D2S2R, One Shot, Loopable
• 2 Effect units with Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Overdrive, Decimator, Delay, Reverb
• Programmable 16 steps arpeggiator, Up, Down, Alt Up, Alt Down, Random
• 1,024 sounds, 128 multi sets
• MIDI IN and USB
Here is a sound example:
Link to a Youtube clip I did briefly when I tested my Blofeld:
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