I wish it was a rectangle and the size of the ableton move, maybe a little smaller
I know… buzz kill
Specs now available:
Features & Specifications
Voices
- 5x analog oscillators with waveshaping
- 3 timbre modes: suboctaves + noise, frequency modulation, formant synthesis
- 5x lowpass/gates: 3 modes (amp+filter, filter, resonant filter)
- Spectre — resonant tone shaper
- 3x analog bandpass filters
- 2x BBD delays in feedback loop
- embedded sequencer
- Variable highpass filter (6dB)
Gesture Recording
- 5x recorders
- multiple parameters per recording
- record any interaction
- optionally quantize length and playback start/stop
- step-wise or continuous playback
- open ended recording duration
- timing can be linked between recorders
- variable playback rate (via Clock speed)
Modulation
- map any modulation source to any parameter
- mappings have continuous depth & polarity
- no limit on number of mappings
 ** Clock: continuous time or tap-tempo (with musical division/multiplication)
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- LFO: polyphonic, 11 default shapes, phase-offset between voices
 
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- Contour: polyphonic envelope, loopable, timing of individual voices can be stretched
 
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- 6x additional sources, generated from synthesizer state
 
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- external sources from MIDI and CV input
 Patch storage
 
- external sources from MIDI and CV input
- 5x onboard patch slots
- instant recallability
- patch management with software companion
Hardware
- MIDI in (3.5mm), accepts type A and B
- MIDI out (3.5mm), type A
- 3x CV inputs (3.5mm, +/-5V range, protected to +/-12V)
- stereo output (3.5mm)
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- dual mono (left/right)
 
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- headphones / stereo TRS (left)
 
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- mono mix (right)
 
- USB-C power: 5V, 3A
- USB-A host: connect MIDI or serial devices (keyboards, controllers). provides up to 900mA power
- USB-C device: MIDI & serial (DAWs & other software)
Physical
- polycarbonate & aluminium enclosure
- mechanical keyswitches
- capactive multi-touch plates
- 11.25” x 8.75” x 1 7/8”, 2lb 5oz
- 286 x 222 x 48 mm, 1.06kg
- 3 year warranty
Whoa. Bold design, for sure. Looks like something out of a dream I had. Seriously. Except in my dream, the musical instrument was much larger - it was an alien craft I could crawl around in, like some bizarre musical playground equipment.
As a modular person who is a fan of what Whimsical Raps does in the eurorack space, I have to say this feature set seems quite good and I think the price is fair for a boutique instrument like this. I will be considering this.
This may be shallow, but I always find a single 3.5mm stereo output on any piece of gear costing >$750 to be disappointing.
If you’re asking pro level prices, at least provide pro level I/O.
I’m looking at you too TE!
Oh buddy. I wish I could give this comment more hearts.
I don’t really mind the 1992 KB Toys holiday season clearance bin appearance.
mama mia this looks delicious
anytime a mfg explores different components/schemes it makes me smile
More detailed demo video covering gestures: