Waldorf Quantum - 8 Voice Hybrid Poly Synth
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Digitale OSC's (Wavetable, granular, etc.) + analoge filters
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- Wavetables, iets met granular, etc. zie de post hieronder
- Mogelijks, al dan niet via PWM wavetables
1 voice = 1 noot
Probeer Nave eens, die komt het meeste in de buurt van deze Quantum.
ProtoHuman
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Hier worden al je vragen beantwoord:
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2017/11/29/waldorf-quantum-synthesizer-sneak-preview/
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2017/11/29/waldorf-quantum-synthesizer-sneak-preview/
MeneerJansen
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Thanks man! Ook @T-CM11.
Vond dit net op Matrixsynth.com....nieuwe details over de Quantum:
http://www.matrixsynth.com/2017/12/new-details-and-specifications-for.html#more
New Details and Specifications for the Upcoming Waldorf Quantum
"Waldorf is proud to announce a new chapter in their tradition of designing high-end ground breaking synthesisers. Starting with Waldorf’s famous wavetable technology developed decades ago, it was always a challenge to give our instruments a powerful flexible beating heart. Our digital oscillators coupled to the enormous power and efficient simplicity of our analog filters started the digital revolution back in the 80’s.
Quantum combines the raw power of a classic digital & analog hybrid synthesiser, with futuristic sounds that are only possible with today’s software synthesisers.
Its 3 Oscillators offer four synthesis algorithms each:
Waldorf-style Wavetables with the latest additions from Nave, including speech synthesis and wavetable generation from audio
Classic Synthesizer Waveforms with multiple waves for an ultra fat sounds right out of the oscillators
Granular Sampler with multi sampling plus traditional sampling mode
Resonator for virtual sound sculpting
The flexibility emanating from Quantum’s powerful oscillators and their interaction with one another is simply breath-taking. Never before has it ever been possible to create such a wide sonic bandwidth with one synthesizer. Stretching from classic analog, with precise sample playback, through to harsh or animated digital sounds, escalating all the way up to sound and sequence clusters, that can only be achieved with a modular synthesiser system.
Quantum’s beautiful ergonomic and intuitive user panel supports an artist’s workflow with a previously unknown elegance. The carefully crafted array of aluminium knobs and encoders surround an ultra hi-resolution multi touch display. Waldorf engineers spent many long hours perfecting the interaction between the display and the physical control elements. The stunning display is a highly flexible extension of the tactile experience, and is light-years ahead of any synthesiser currently on the market today.
To help understand functional correlations between one knob and another, each control knob is individually illuminated by a multi colour LED. This makes it instantly obvious when viewing complex settings and modulation settings, where related parameters can be adjusted quickly and efficiently. With the help once again of the gorgeous central display, precise settings can be handled with ease, much the same as the experience when using your cutting edge computer tablet.
When the Waldorf engineers decided to develop Quantum, little did they realise it would take several years of painstaking work. There were areas of Quantum that our years of experience with sound generation were bought to the fore. But Quantum is so powerful it took our team into uncharted territory, involving both sound and the way it was felt the musician would interact with it.
Quantum was designed and developed by our dedicated team in Germany. All essential components have been designed, manufactured and assembled here in Germany. This has allowed us to manufacture Quantum with an unparalleled build quality. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank a world class array of sound designers that have contributed to a multi-facetted factory sound set.
Specifications
(subject to change without notice)
Digital-Analog Polyphonic Synthesizer
61 Keys high-quality Fatar TP8 keybed
8 voices
Dual timbral: split or layered mode with separate stereo audio outputs
3 stereo digital oscillators each capable of four synthesis algorithms
Wavetable: Waldorf style with latest additions from Nave including speech synthesis, wavetable generation from audio and new features
Waveform: Waveform with up to 8 simultaneous waves per Oscillator in detuned or chordal mode with hard-sync, warp & PWM as well as tunable noise
Particle: Sampler in traditional and granular mode using multi-samples or live input
Resonator: Exciter using multi-sampling plus filter bank sound model.
Two analogue lowpass filters per voice each in 24 or 12 dB configuration using innovative link modes
Digital former: Additional digital algorithms per voice like comb filter, high-pass, band-pass & notch filters (Nave, Largo or PPG models), bit-crusher, drive and more
Flexible routing system for order of analog filters & digital former and individual oscillator routings
6 LFOs in poly and global mode with extensive parameter set
6 loopable envelopes
Komplex: multistage LFO/envelope modulator
Extensive modulation matrix with 40 slots and easy via-controller assignments
Intuitive modulation assignment via panel elements and control LEDs
Master effect rack of 5 slots for each timbre choosing from FX like phaser, flanger, chorus, reverb, drive, eq and more.
Compressor for main output
Arpeggiator
Step sequencer with step recording, parameter automation and scale-based pitch quantization
Microtonal pitch configurations capable of importing Skala scl files
Capable of polyphonic aftertouch via external MIDI inputs
Chord and latch buttons
Unisono mode
Module-based preset system for effects, oscillators, step-sequenzer and Komplex modulator
Single-function potentiometer and encoder controls for intuitive editing
Visualisation and deeper sound editing via context-sensitive high-resolution capacitive multi-touch display
Spectrum Analyzer and Oscilloscope at various processing stages
Up to 10,000 sound patch capacity organized by banks, attributes, author and patch number.
Favourites lists for quick recall of sound patches like for set-lists etc.
Pre-loaded with wide variety of patches by acclaimed sound designers like Howard Scarr
MIDI output of local keyboard, wheels and assignable panel elements
Automation of sound parameters from MIDI inputs via MIDI CC learn function
Recording of samples from audio inputs or self-recording of audio outputs
4 GB*) internal Flash memory for presets, samples and wavetables
Pre-loaded with more then 1 GB sample data
Export & import of presets, sample & wavetable via SD card
Import of Nave presets
Quantum connectorsConnections:
2x stereo audio out for main and aux timbres
Stereo audio input for sample recording and real-time processing
High-Quality 24bit A/D and D/A converters
Headphone out with separate level adjustment
Sustain pedal input
Control pedal connector also capable of CV input (0-5V sensitivity)
USB host type A connector for interfacing MIDI controller
USB device type B connector for interfacing computer or other class-compliant MIDI USB hosts like iOS devices **)
SD Card for sample/preset exchange and software updates
DIN MIDI In, Out & Thru
Integrated power supply unit
*) Raw physical data size for complete system including pre-loaded data and system software. Net usable size for audio samples is about 2GB including pre-loaded samples.
**) separate Apple "Lightning to USB Camera Adapter" adapter needed"
http://www.matrixsynth.com/2017/12/new-details-and-specifications-for.html#more
New Details and Specifications for the Upcoming Waldorf Quantum
"Waldorf is proud to announce a new chapter in their tradition of designing high-end ground breaking synthesisers. Starting with Waldorf’s famous wavetable technology developed decades ago, it was always a challenge to give our instruments a powerful flexible beating heart. Our digital oscillators coupled to the enormous power and efficient simplicity of our analog filters started the digital revolution back in the 80’s.
Quantum combines the raw power of a classic digital & analog hybrid synthesiser, with futuristic sounds that are only possible with today’s software synthesisers.
Its 3 Oscillators offer four synthesis algorithms each:
Waldorf-style Wavetables with the latest additions from Nave, including speech synthesis and wavetable generation from audio
Classic Synthesizer Waveforms with multiple waves for an ultra fat sounds right out of the oscillators
Granular Sampler with multi sampling plus traditional sampling mode
Resonator for virtual sound sculpting
The flexibility emanating from Quantum’s powerful oscillators and their interaction with one another is simply breath-taking. Never before has it ever been possible to create such a wide sonic bandwidth with one synthesizer. Stretching from classic analog, with precise sample playback, through to harsh or animated digital sounds, escalating all the way up to sound and sequence clusters, that can only be achieved with a modular synthesiser system.
Quantum’s beautiful ergonomic and intuitive user panel supports an artist’s workflow with a previously unknown elegance. The carefully crafted array of aluminium knobs and encoders surround an ultra hi-resolution multi touch display. Waldorf engineers spent many long hours perfecting the interaction between the display and the physical control elements. The stunning display is a highly flexible extension of the tactile experience, and is light-years ahead of any synthesiser currently on the market today.
To help understand functional correlations between one knob and another, each control knob is individually illuminated by a multi colour LED. This makes it instantly obvious when viewing complex settings and modulation settings, where related parameters can be adjusted quickly and efficiently. With the help once again of the gorgeous central display, precise settings can be handled with ease, much the same as the experience when using your cutting edge computer tablet.
When the Waldorf engineers decided to develop Quantum, little did they realise it would take several years of painstaking work. There were areas of Quantum that our years of experience with sound generation were bought to the fore. But Quantum is so powerful it took our team into uncharted territory, involving both sound and the way it was felt the musician would interact with it.
Quantum was designed and developed by our dedicated team in Germany. All essential components have been designed, manufactured and assembled here in Germany. This has allowed us to manufacture Quantum with an unparalleled build quality. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank a world class array of sound designers that have contributed to a multi-facetted factory sound set.
Specifications
(subject to change without notice)
Digital-Analog Polyphonic Synthesizer
61 Keys high-quality Fatar TP8 keybed
8 voices
Dual timbral: split or layered mode with separate stereo audio outputs
3 stereo digital oscillators each capable of four synthesis algorithms
Wavetable: Waldorf style with latest additions from Nave including speech synthesis, wavetable generation from audio and new features
Waveform: Waveform with up to 8 simultaneous waves per Oscillator in detuned or chordal mode with hard-sync, warp & PWM as well as tunable noise
Particle: Sampler in traditional and granular mode using multi-samples or live input
Resonator: Exciter using multi-sampling plus filter bank sound model.
Two analogue lowpass filters per voice each in 24 or 12 dB configuration using innovative link modes
Digital former: Additional digital algorithms per voice like comb filter, high-pass, band-pass & notch filters (Nave, Largo or PPG models), bit-crusher, drive and more
Flexible routing system for order of analog filters & digital former and individual oscillator routings
6 LFOs in poly and global mode with extensive parameter set
6 loopable envelopes
Komplex: multistage LFO/envelope modulator
Extensive modulation matrix with 40 slots and easy via-controller assignments
Intuitive modulation assignment via panel elements and control LEDs
Master effect rack of 5 slots for each timbre choosing from FX like phaser, flanger, chorus, reverb, drive, eq and more.
Compressor for main output
Arpeggiator
Step sequencer with step recording, parameter automation and scale-based pitch quantization
Microtonal pitch configurations capable of importing Skala scl files
Capable of polyphonic aftertouch via external MIDI inputs
Chord and latch buttons
Unisono mode
Module-based preset system for effects, oscillators, step-sequenzer and Komplex modulator
Single-function potentiometer and encoder controls for intuitive editing
Visualisation and deeper sound editing via context-sensitive high-resolution capacitive multi-touch display
Spectrum Analyzer and Oscilloscope at various processing stages
Up to 10,000 sound patch capacity organized by banks, attributes, author and patch number.
Favourites lists for quick recall of sound patches like for set-lists etc.
Pre-loaded with wide variety of patches by acclaimed sound designers like Howard Scarr
MIDI output of local keyboard, wheels and assignable panel elements
Automation of sound parameters from MIDI inputs via MIDI CC learn function
Recording of samples from audio inputs or self-recording of audio outputs
4 GB*) internal Flash memory for presets, samples and wavetables
Pre-loaded with more then 1 GB sample data
Export & import of presets, sample & wavetable via SD card
Import of Nave presets
Quantum connectorsConnections:
2x stereo audio out for main and aux timbres
Stereo audio input for sample recording and real-time processing
High-Quality 24bit A/D and D/A converters
Headphone out with separate level adjustment
Sustain pedal input
Control pedal connector also capable of CV input (0-5V sensitivity)
USB host type A connector for interfacing MIDI controller
USB device type B connector for interfacing computer or other class-compliant MIDI USB hosts like iOS devices **)
SD Card for sample/preset exchange and software updates
DIN MIDI In, Out & Thru
Integrated power supply unit
*) Raw physical data size for complete system including pre-loaded data and system software. Net usable size for audio samples is about 2GB including pre-loaded samples.
**) separate Apple "Lightning to USB Camera Adapter" adapter needed"
synthiaks
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nice! Het begint nu wel te kriebelen 
Dave Mech
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wavejockey
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dat is in de (originele) microwave/XT ook (in serie), geeft toch net dat "beetje" extra bite
Je kan ze paralel zetten. Met twee resonantie pieken kun je leuke vowel achtige geluiden maken. Maar het was inderdaad leuker geweest als eentje multimode was.
Ik wil hem wel,met al dat analoog geweld hier is digitaal ook wel welkom.
of gewoon weg bovenop je sound (met open filter) toch steeds een dikke bass eronder hebben.
(ik heb een Q+ gehad en twee filters was erg gaaf)
Het enige minpunt zal weer zijn dat omwille het na het filter weer naar digitaal omgezet wordt je steeds (constant) moet prutsen aan de vca level (bij het maken van sounds/sound maakt dan poly speelt) anders kraakt de dac als je te veel reso boost op de filters
of gewoon weg bovenop je sound (met open filter) toch steeds een dikke bass eronder hebben.
(ik heb een Q+ gehad en twee filters was erg gaaf)
Het enige minpunt zal weer zijn dat omwille het na het filter weer naar digitaal omgezet wordt je steeds (constant) moet prutsen aan de vca level (bij het maken van sounds/sound maakt dan poly speelt) anders kraakt de dac als je te veel reso boost op de filters
deathspell
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Ik ben hier wel heel erg benieuwd naar...
OORzaak
Hangend lid
Kan nog niet, hij is nog niet helemaal klaar. Momenteel is ie nog in beta stage. Men zegt dat ie over ongeveer 10 weken, misschien meer, misschien minder klaar zou moeten zijn. Maar ja, dat blijft ook maar afwachten. Andertons heeft inmiddels de datum al bijgesteld naar eind Feb.
Hij zegt in het filmple hierboven dat hij wel helemaal klaar is..
gaaf,gaaf,gaaf die specs,overtreft elke moderne wavetable synth
Het is idd wachten op goede demo's want met die zee aan effects er altijd op is het moelijk
gaaf,gaaf,gaaf die specs,overtreft elke moderne wavetable synth
Het is idd wachten op goede demo's want met die zee aan effects er altijd op is het moelijk
