Waldorf Iridium Core Synthesizer

When it comes to satisfyingly elaborate synth engines, Waldorf are the go-to. A respectable name in the high-end synth game, Waldorf always mean serious business, which is exactly why we're treated to sweet synth chunks like the Iridium. The engine at the core of this module is so extensive that it'll take years before you hear everything it can do and even then, you'll still be wondering if you really have heard everything. The original Iridium is a keyboard synthesizer so, if you already have a perfectly good keyboard at your disposal, then the Waldorf Iridium Core is a more flexible and desktop-friendly alternative. This edition is not only more compact and free of a keyboard, but also comes at a slice of the price. The Waldorf Iridium Core Just like the keyboard edition, this is one serious bit of kit. The 12-voice polyphony is backed up by three oscillators per voice, and its in the oscillators where you can really make your mark: wave table, the wave form, particle, resonator o