Waldorf Iridium Keyboard

After impressing sound designers with the Iridium desktop module, Waldorf now present something even better: the Iridium Keyboard - the same synth, just equipped with a 49-note FATAR keyboard and polyphonic aftertouch. While polyphonic aftertouch isn't new, it is expensive and not every manufacturer is currently integrating the technology into their designs. This, coupled with the extensive built-in synth-engine, grants the Waldorf Iridium Keyboard masses of unique sonic potential. A Closer Look at the Waldorf Iridium Keyboard The Iridium is bi-timbral, has sixteen voices and comes with three oscillators per voice. These oscillators offer wavetables, virtual analogue synthesis, samples, granular synthesis, resonator and kernal (6-op FM), which is more than enough to keep you busy for years, if not decades. On top of that, you're set up with plenty of envelopes, LFOs and filters, as well as an arpeggiator so, if you've been looking for a great excuse to upgrade to polyphonic aftertouch,