TimewARP 2600 v2

Echoes of a Musical Revolution

The ARP 2600, a favorite among many legends like Joe Zawinul, Depeche Mode, Roger Manning Jr., and Pete Townsend. The ARP 2600 bridged the gap between modular and non-modular synths with its ingenious normalized patch design. First created in 2006 and now updated, the TimewARP 2600 carries that legacy forward, delivering the warm, authentic sound that once revolutionized synth-based music.

Beyond Imitation: A New Standard

The TimewARP 2600 transcends mere replication. With latest generation digital modeling and expanded capabilities like eight-voice polyphony and patch memory, it sets a new standard in synthesizer design. This instrument embodies the spirit of the ARP 2600 while pushing the boundaries of what a modern synthesizer can achieve.

The Creator's Choice

Endorsed by Alan R. Pearlman, the mind behind the original ARP 2600, the TimewARP 2600 stands as a testament to authentic sound reproduction. Many who worked on the original hardware have contributed to developing the TimewARP 2600, ensuring it is the most authentic plugin version of the ARP 2600 available. It's more than an instrument; it's a piece of history, expertly reborn for the modern musician.

From Learner to Expert

The TimewARP 2600 makes learning modular synthesis accessible to all. It comes equipped with comprehensive guides, making it an ideal tool for beginners, yet its depth and versatility will satisfy even the most seasoned experts. This synthesizer invites the user on a journey from the basics to the heights of synth mastery. Start with one of the amazing presets then try patching some cables to explore the world of modular synthesis.

Not Just A Synth

The TimewARP 2600's versatility as an audio FX plug-in ensures seamless integration into any studio setup. Whether crafting new sounds or adding unique effects, the TimewARP 2600 is your go-to tool for creative exploration. Plug in a guitar, microphone, or other sound source to provide an additional signal feed to be used in the TimeWARP 2600 as an oscillator, LFO modulator, control voltage, and more. Use the synthesizer as an effect to process the input and create one-of-a-kind vocoder effects, as Pete Townsend did to drive the guitar sound in The Who's "Who Are You."

Key Features:

• 3 VCOs - All capable of generating audio band and Low Frequency (LF) signals.
• 1 Low-Pass Resonant Filter - Supports variable-depth self-oscillation and audio band and LF control modulation.
• 1 Sample & Hold - Driven by either an internal, external, or MIDI Beat Clock. Can also be used as an LFO source.
• 1 Ring Modulator.
• 1 Noise Generator - Adjustable from white to red noise.
• 2 Envelope Generators - 1 ADSR, 1 AR.
• 1 Envelope Follower.
• 1 VCA - 2 audio inputs, 1 linear control input, 1 exponential control input. Also has initial gain control.
• 4 plug multiple modules.
• Stereo Reverb.
• Output Pan.
• Electronic Switch.
• Lag Processor - LF filtering from 1.2 to 1200Hz.
• 2 Inverter Modules - both with attenuable inputs.
• Preamp In - mono or stereo.
• Virtual ARP 3620 Keyboard.
• Variable-rate portamento, octave switch, pitch bend, LFO controls including delayed sine wave vibrato depth and speed.
• LFO Outputs - Including square, triangle, and sine waves.
• External LFO-In - Allows keyboard voltages to be modulated by any signal present on the TimewARP 2600.
• Interval Latch Switch - Will latch a two note interval for use as single key play.
• 2 Upper Voice Outputs.
• Multiple or Single Trigger Mode - Provides for single or multiple gates for slurred notes.
• Keyboard Repeat Mode - Provides auto repeat or repeat on key-press synchronized to keyboard LFO and MIDI Beat Clock.
• Square wave is syncable to MIDI Clock.

Formats:

• macOS: AU, VST, VST3, AAX. Windows: VST, VST3, AAX.