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Polyfone Granulaire Synthesizer

Compact desktop-ontwerp
2 Granulators en een extra oscillator
4-Stemmige polyfonie
2 Multimode-filters, 2 envelopes, 2 LFO's en een modulatiesequencer
Bestuurbaar via MIDI voor real-time geluidsmanipulatie
6 Effecten: flanger, distortion, chorus, phaser (FX1), delay en reverb (FX2)
Met 2" touchscreen
2 Draaiknoppen en 4 bedieningsknoppen
Meer dan 100 presets en WAV-bestanden (op de meegeleverde microSD-kaart)
WAV-import via microSD-kaart mogelijk
Stroomvoorziening via USB-C-poort
1 MIDI In/Out: 3,5 mm Jack
1 Clock In: 3,5 mm Jack
1 Line In/Out: 3,5 mm Jack
1 USB-C-poort
1 MicroSD-kaartsleuf
Afmetingen (B x D x H): ca. 95 x 76 x 38 mm
Gewicht: 112 g
Incl. kabel voor USB-C naar USB-A, MIDI-adapter, microSD-kaart, snelstartgids

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Leverbaar sinds Februari 2022
artikelnummer 538226
verkoopseenheid 1 stuk
Design Desktop
Polyphony 4
Sound Generation Digital
MIDI interface 1x In, 1x Out
Storage Medium MicroSD
USB-port Yes
Effects Yes
Arpeggiator No
Number of Analog Outputs 2
Digital Output Yes
Display Yes
Optional Expansions N/A
Special Features Compact Desktop Design

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A pocketful of lemondrops

The bright yellow 1010music Nanobox Lemondrop is probably one of the smallest desktop synthesizers out there. It's a 4-voice polyphonic synth that uses granular synthesis to create its sound. Unlike its sibling, the Nanobox Fireball – which is a wavetable synth – it can work with absolutely any kind of audio data stored as .wav files on the pre-installed SD card. Plus, it offers access to even more grain parameters for deeper, more detailed sound design. Creative musicians can sculpt their sound using the two multimode filters, two envelopes, and two LFOs. The Lemondrop also has a modulation sequencer to really breathe life into patches, samples, and textures, not to mention the six built-in effects. It's also not much larger than a pack of cards, so it is literally pocket-sized – giving anyone who makes music a powerful way of making new sounds at the next jam session.

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Complex granular synthesis in a compact device

Operating the Nanobox Lemondrop could scarcely be simpler, thanks to the four buttons, two endless encoders, and the clear and compact 2" touchscreen. The display shows which preset is currently in use; to switch between them, just tap the preset's name and use the encoder to scroll through and pick a different one. In that same menu, presets can also be saved, deleted, or renamed. Tapping on the waveform display allows users to tweak the parameters for each one individually. The Nanobox Lemondrop's has three oscillators in total – two for granular synthesis and one that adds extra texture to the sound by blending in different waveforms as percentages. Alongside pitch, beat sync, density and level, there are also controls for grain size, window, jitter, and pan random – all of which combine to shape some genuinely complex sounds.

Intuitive synthesis

The Nanobox Lemondrop's a great choice for audio artists after a compact granular synth they can always have on hand for spontaneous jam sessions. It measures less than 10cm square, but packs a serious punch when it comes to sound – and it's so easy to load in new .wav files to keep things fresh. Compared to the Nanobox Fireball, there's even more parameters to play around with, so that finely tuned individual sound can be taken absolutely anywhere. Fortunately, the stripped-back interface makes for a really intuitive workflow: However, with the mini-TRS to MIDI adapter cable included as standard, the Lemondrop can also be hooked up to external gear, meaning it there's almost no end to the options available for sound shaping. Power is supplied via the USB-C cable it also ships with, keeping things nice and simple.

About 1010music

1010music was founded in Los Angeles in 2016 and focuses on digital solutions for musical applications. Prior to creating their own products, the developers at 1010music had all worked for renowned companies on large software projects such as Native Instrument's Traktor DJ. 1010Music’s creative modules – designed for Eurorack modular systems such as samplers, loopers, sequencers, synthesizers and effects – combine digital technology with analogue controls and are operated via multifunctional touch displays.

Seamless integration

Lined up neatly on the top edge of the Nanobox Lemondrop are all the ports needed to integrate it seamlessly into any setup. It accepts MIDI commands via the MIDI input, and that signal can be passed on to other gear via the MIDI output. The Lemondrop supports note on/off, mod wheel, sustain, pitch bend, mono and poly aftertouch, CC messages, and clock signals. There's also a clock input for syncing up with an external MIDI clock. This compact granular synth's internal tempo can be set by simply pressing the right-most button while in the main menu, which is also where users can adjust the pitch bend range and reset the oscillator. Because of its tiny size, the synth outputs stereo signals through two 3.5mm jacks. If it's going into a pro setup, a breakout cable (sold separately) will be a necessary accessory.

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