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Modal Electronics Skulpt
Product no: 9000-0053-9305 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Modal Electronics' Skulpt synthesizer offers even more possibilities than the similar Craft Synth 2.0. This virtual analogue synthesizer has four voices, each of which has eight oscillators! With FM, ring modulation, a versatile filter and a comprehensive modulation matrix, there are plenty of options for shaping sounds. Delay and distortion means you can add more spaciousness and a raw edge to sounds too. You can even chain up to four Skulpts together giving you total of 16 voices! This synth even boasts aftertouch so that you can add even more expression to your sounds.

Skulpt: use it anywhere

The Skulpt synthesizer is easy to integrate into any studio or live setup. It's extremely portable too and the fact that you can power it with batteries as well as USB means you can use it almost anywhere. There are 128 presets on board that you can edit however you like and, of course, you can also create and save your sounds.

Specifications

Product features

19-inch rack size	not applicable
Number of keys	16
Arpeggiator/sequencer	arpeggiator
Control	aftertouch, other
Synthesizer inputs	none
Sound source	virtual analogue
MIDI & other	MIDI in, MIDI out, MIDI over USB
Synthesizer outputs	line out jack, headphone
Type of keys	touchpad
Synthesizer type	desktop module

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	850 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	31,0 x 18,0 x 9,5 cm

Product specifications

Modal Electronics Skulpt synthesizer
4-voice synth with 8 oscillators per voice
oscillator effects including FM, PWM, ring mod
modulation matrix
arpeggiator
12 dB filter (LPF, BPF, HPF)
3x envelope
2x LFO
effects: delay and distortion
preset storage: 128x
analogue clock sync in/out (specifications according to Korg and Teenage Engineering)
power: USB or 6x AA batteries
dimensions: 255 x 135 x 68 mm

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Modal Electronics Synthesizers Now Available!

Thursday 11 July 2019 By Richard | Bax Music

British company Modal Electronics make 'Machines for Musicians'. And now you can get your hands on their innovative synthesizers through Bax Music.

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The rumour mill is back! It's time for speculation, and this time, it's about the new Roland Boutique! Roland has us going before with their sneak preview of the Aira machines, and that all turned out well. But now, let's sit back and enjoy some good old-fashioned guesswork!

Roland Presents Boutique Synthesizers

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From a rumour to a leak, and from a leak to a formal announcement: Roland finally presents the Boutique Series! A few weeks ago, there was some speculation about the new Roland Boutique synthesizers. This time, we've got something more concrete: the JP-08, JU-06, JX-03 and the K-25m, because that's what they're called!

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Friday 2 October 2015

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Dave Smith Instruments Announces Sequential Prophet 6 Desktop Module

Friday 23 October 2015

This version of Dave Smith Instruments's Sequential Prophet 6 is a synth-module that is nearly identical to the Sequential Prophet 6 keyboard version, but without the actual keyboard. However, this is certainly not just some dressed-down version. Read on to find out why!

OS 1.3 Update for Prophet 12 Synthesizer!

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NAMM 2016: Korg Minilogue Analogue Synthesizer

Monday 11 January 2016

Another rumour is rapidly spreading throughout the synthesizer community! This time, the stories are about a new synth called the Korg Minilogue - a clever play on words, combining the terms 'mini' and 'analogue.' Both in looks and sound, this promises to be a great little synth!

NAMM 2016: Casio MZ-X: A New MZ-2000?

Monday 11 January 2016

The image below recently turned up on the internet. Based on the text and the accompanying specifications, we assume that Casio is trying to lure us to their NAMM booth so they can present their latest keyboard/synthesizer: the MZ-X. This will likely remind keyboard enthusiasts of the MZ-2000, an old Casio model that, considering the words 'Reinvented, Reimagined, Reborn' is apparently about to be brought back to life. Rumour has it that two models will be released, the MZ-500 and the MZ-1000, but take that with a grain of salt; it's very possible that MZ-X is indeed the final name for this workstation.