Flame has today released new sound demos of the Mäander Synthesizer!
News From February 6, 2019!
MÄANDER, Flame’s first desktop Synthesizer celebrates its premiere at the NAMM show 2019. Although the instrument was announced without big marketing investments (Minilogue XD, MicroFreak…), it’s one of the highlights of the show. It’s a 4-voice polyphonic hybrid wavetable Synthesizer with an analog 12 band filter bank and a live sequencer.
The oscillators are based on the same wavetable engine which can be found in the 4VOX Eurorack module. It has unison modes as well as controls such as color and glide. Filters are fully analog with 8 different morphing filter types: lowpass, LP/BP, LP/HP, high-pass, three band pass modes, and notch.
Since you have audio inputs on the back, it may well be that you can use the filter bank as an effect processor for external signals. Further, it comes with two multi-wave LFO’s and ADSR envelopes.
A live sequencer is also on board as well as a MIDI-USB interface with two MIDI inputs. Probably the most exciting thing about this new synthesizer is the built-in analog filter bank, which gives you interesting sound results (vocal like…)
FLAME MÄANDER will be available in May 2019. Price TBA
More information here: FLAME
finally!!! hardware wavetable!
Hardware wavetable is nothing new: Waldorf Blofeld, Novation Peak, Eurorack modules, upcoming Arturia MicroFreak or also the Waldorf Kyra 😉
Indeed, Waldorf Kyra sounds awesome!