Models

Every model, most significant first.

8 models

  • Waldorf Microwave

    Wavetable synthesizer module

    Synthesizer · Germany

    The Waldorf Microwave, released in 1989, is a wavetable synthesizer module that carried forward the technology of the PPG Wave. Its digital wavetable oscillators paired with analog filters produced distinctive evolving, metallic, and digital textures.

  • Technical line drawing of Behringer Poly D

    Behringer Poly D

    Analog synthesizer

    Synthesizer · Germany

    The Behringer Poly D is a four-voice paraphonic analog synthesizer modeled on the classic Minimoog architecture, adding a fourth oscillator, a built-in sequencer, effects, and paraphonic playback at a budget price.

  • Technical line drawing of Access Virus

    Access Virus

    Virtual analog synthesizer

    Synthesizer · Germany

    The Access Virus is a line of virtual analog synthesizers introduced in 1997 that became known for powerful, detailed digital modeling and a rich effects section. Widely used in electronic and pop production, the Virus evolved over many models into one of the most successful modern hardware synth lines.

  • Waldorf Quantum & Iridium Series

    Family of Waldorf multi-engine digital synthesizers

    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.

  • Waldorf Iridium

    Sixteen-voice multi-engine desktop synthesizer

    Synthesizer · Germany

    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.

  • Waldorf Quantum

    Multi-engine digital keyboard synthesizer

    Synthesizer · Germany

    The Waldorf Quantum, introduced in 2018, is a flagship digital synthesizer offering five oscillator modes per voice - wavetable, waveform, granular and sampling, resonator, and kernels FM - feeding three stereo filters, with both digital and analog filter paths. The current Quantum MK2 provides up to sixteen voices of hybrid polyphony on a 61-note polyphonic-aftertouch keyboard.

  • Waldorf Pulse 2

    Analog monophonic and paraphonic synthesizer

    Synthesizer · Germany

    The Waldorf Pulse 2, released in 2013, is a compact analog desktop synthesizer with three analog oscillators plus a noise generator, hard sync, ring modulation, and filter FM, capable of monophonic play or up to eight-voice paraphonic operation. It offers multiple filter modes, an arpeggiator, and an eight-slot modulation matrix.

  • Waldorf Blofeld

    Compact wavetable and virtual-analog synthesizer

    Synthesizer · Germany

    The Waldorf Blofeld, introduced in 2007, is a compact, affordable digital synthesizer with up to 25 voices and 16-part multitimbrality. Each voice has three oscillators - two capable of wavetable synthesis or virtual-analog modeling and one analog-modeled - plus two multimode filters with FM. It includes the Q oscillator models and Microwave II/XT wavetables, and is offered as a desktop module and a keyboard.