Spotted this one on sequencer.de. This is of course only a rumor at this point, but you never know. Waldorf of did release the Streichfett desktop string synthesizer, as well as the Zarenbourg electric piano, so a mellotronesque desktop synth wouldn't be all that far-fetched.
"Waldorf 'Kassettenspieler'
Tapeloop Synthesizerinspired by the legendary sounds of tape machines
Upload any kind of samples
– ARM Processor
– Analog Multimode Filter
– 128 GB Internal Flash Memory
– Stereo Output
– USB connection for transferring samples
– MIDI In and Out
– Software Editor for samples
– Digital FX section with Reverb/Phaser from Streichfett plus Tape Delay and Vacuum Distortion emulation
– 12 Memory Location (same as Streichfett)
as you can see it is more like a sampler than based on a tape – it has real memory so it is a simple sampler based on entry level processor kit – we don’t know if this is for real or not. but here’s some images, that look like something of a truth might be in there..?"
What do you all think?
Side note: remember to see the NAMM2016 channel at the bottom of this post for everything that has come in so far!
I call bs.
ReplyDeleteno audio input!?
ReplyDeleteI mean direct, not usb user 1-4.
Deletelooks like a mellotron type synth ...one you can upload user samples and variations to
ReplyDeleteThis would be real nice. I already have Streichfett which is very good.
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