Looks like the new Waldorf products are listed on Novamusik. Prices are still TBA for BloFeld, Stromberg, and Zarenbourg. The Q Phoenix is listed at $2299 and the Micro Q Phoenix is $699; both include a free copy of the Waldorf Edition (Attack, D-Pole, and PPG Wave 2.V).
Monday, January 15, 2007
Waldorf on Novamusik
Looks like the new Waldorf products are listed on Novamusik. Prices are still TBA for BloFeld, Stromberg, and Zarenbourg. The Q Phoenix is listed at $2299 and the Micro Q Phoenix is $699; both include a free copy of the Waldorf Edition (Attack, D-Pole, and PPG Wave 2.V).
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Did I read it right? That new synth has plugins for analog filters, tube saturation, and some kind of filterbank?
ReplyDeleteThat's kinda neat.
Yep. Very neat. You can get a base model to start and upgrade when you can afford it. Kind of like being able to upgrade to the Q+ from a Q which is not possible.
ReplyDeleteif the price is set to "tbs" it is so easy to add the Waldorf Edition VSTis on top ;)
ReplyDeleteThey are selling more then they actually know. Maybe they know more then Waldorf ;)
keep on turning these knobs
Till "Qwave" Kopper
I can't wait for the Stromberg. Sounds like they missed an opportunity with the Q Phoenix - if they had updated the OS to use the Q+ dynamic voicing engine (up to 100 voices) it would have made it pretty amazing... but to be "stuck" with a 16-voice $2200 virtual synth in this day and age...
ReplyDeleteThat's assuming Nova has the latest info, I guess.
Waldorf promised OS Updates for all Waldorf Machines.. means XT, Q etc..
ReplyDeleteso, just waiting for it to come true s.o.o.n.
Pics on Dealers sites: Are nomal, here you can see how they all deal with that news.. ;)
you will find those things on some shops, others never do that till they get the first real batch of synths..
Try the compatileblity of Q and Stromberg. to me it looks like Stromberg is a Mid-Range Q with ext. Taps for adding Analogue Modules (cool). Maybe more Wavetables, will we have edits? MAybe Q gets more WT's,too.. will Stromberg have Multisegment Envs? the blofeld reads mQ sounds, so it should work with the envelopes of the Q.. then..
ps: @jimmy: nova may just have uploaded the first pics they have found ;)
ReplyDeleteWhen I ordered my Receptor from Nova, it came the very next day, and I'm in Canada!
ReplyDeleteWhen I spoke to them in person, they gave me a better price with shipping then even the Web Site listed.
Coolies.
Well, the used market is pretty aggressive on these already - Q Keyboards are usually $1100, QRacks for $700, MicroQs for $400.
ReplyDeleteSo if you can stand someone elses fingerprints and aura on your machine, that's the way to get a deal.
But I'm getting me a Stromberg. I need that Waldorf sound back in my studio.