Waldorf Iridium (16-voice duotimbral desktop Quantum)

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I think we got a winner here: Waldorf Iridium
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They took the link down, but that cat is out of the bag. Looks like it may not have the analog filters of the Quantum... which is a shame. Will it be worth the money for what’s basically a hardware Omnisphere? Hm...
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Well, half the price for twice the number of voices doesn't quite look like a ripoff! :)
Think of what you get for that price: kernel oscillators, resonators, Komplex modulator and so on, which you won't find in any soft synth.

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in a world of classic reissues maybe someone should whisper "microwave" in to the right ears...
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zerocrossing wrote: Wed Jun 10, 2020 4:29 pm that cat is out of the bag.
I'm not a cat person but that could be about to change :love:
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zerocrossing wrote: Wed Jun 10, 2020 4:29 pm They took the link down, but that cat is out of the bag. Looks like it may not have the analog filters of the Quantum... which is a shame. Will it be worth the money for what’s basically a hardware Omnisphere? Hm...
Does omnisphere have kernels that do genuine fm ( phase modulation )
I don't think so
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Cool! I might have to get one to layer with my Quantum.
Incomplete list of my gear: 1/8" audio input jack.

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Interesting that they stopped with the James Bond movie references in the synth's name.

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:love: :love: :love: Just OMG!

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gentleclockdivider wrote: Wed Jun 10, 2020 10:39 pm
zerocrossing wrote: Wed Jun 10, 2020 4:29 pm They took the link down, but that cat is out of the bag. Looks like it may not have the analog filters of the Quantum... which is a shame. Will it be worth the money for what’s basically a hardware Omnisphere? Hm...
Does omnisphere have kernels that do genuine fm ( phase modulation )
I don't think so
Omnisphere also doesn't allow user multi-samples. Also, can Omni import Serum wavetables? Then there is 6 operator FM. The Waldorf Quantum can re-sample itself, or sample incoming audio. Omni doesn't do that either

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Today i received a newsletter about it and it's at the official website now:
https://www.waldorfmusic.com/en/iridium

https://www.waldorfmusic.com/en/hardwar ... 78-iridium

Information about the filters:
Iridium features three digital filters per voice. Two in the Dual Filter section and another one in the Digital Former. Several types are available to choose from:

12 or 24dB and Lowpass/Highpass/Bandpass with optional saturation or dirtiness.
Various filter models are available including those from Waldorf Nave, Largo and PPG 3V.
The Dual Filter section can be controlled independently or together in several different link modes.
The Digital Former offers all the filter types and models from the Dual Filter plus unusual models like Comb, Drive, Bitcrusher and more in addition.

All filters retain a true stereo signal throughout the entire structure of the instrument.
Specs: https://www.waldorfmusic.com/en/specifications-iridium
Last edited by Ingonator on Fri Jun 12, 2020 1:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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I got that email with the link and listened and wondered if my ears have moved on from hardware.
Or maybe it is just this specific piece of hardware.
rsp
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@Ingo
Thanks the info!
Sounds good to me.

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PS really like the end of the vid: 7:30

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