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Waldorf Iridium

Sixteen-voice multi-engine desktop synthesizer

The Waldorf Iridium, released in 2020, is a sixteen-voice duo-timbral desktop synthesizer that condenses the Quantum's full synthesis engine into a rack-compatible unit. Each voice provides three oscillators with five selectable modes - wavetable, waveform, particle, resonator, and kernels - three stereo filters, a 40-slot modulation matrix, and a color touchscreen. Patches are interchangeable with the Quantum.

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  • Waldorf

    Waldorf is a German synthesizer maker founded in 1988, known for wavetable synthesizers such as the Microwave and the Blofeld.

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  • Waldorf Quantum & Iridium Series

    Synthesizer · Germany

    The Waldorf Quantum and Iridium form a family of flagship multi-engine synthesizers sharing the same five oscillator modes per voice - wavetable, waveform (virtual analog), particle (sampling and granular), resonator, and kernels (FM) - with patches interchangeable between them. The Quantum is the keyboard flagship; the Iridium condenses the same engine into a desktop unit.

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