Waldorf QUANTUM MK2
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Essential Information About the Waldorf Quantum Synthesizer
Essential Information About the Waldorf Quantum Synthesizer
- High-end hybrid synthesizer: advanced digital engines combined with analog filters for a sound that is both modern and organic.
- 3 stereo oscillators per voice with multiple modes (wavetable, granular sampling, resonator, classic waveforms) for extensive sound design possibilities.
- Interface designed for creation: high-resolution color touchscreen, illuminated encoders, and direct access to key parameters.
- Expressive instrument built for the stage: Fatar 61-key keyboard, multi-step sequencer "Komplex," arpeggiator, and split/layer modes.
Manufacturer Information
Waldorf
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A Waldorf Sound Laboratory at the Top of the Quantum Range
Designed as a true "studio in a keyboard," the Waldorf Quantum is aimed at those who want to go beyond classic synthesis without giving up the pleasure of an analog signal at the filter output. Within the Waldorf universe, it embodies a premium approach to hybrid synthesis: digital precision, modern workflows, and musical character, all housed in a robust, performance-oriented machine.
Who Is the Waldorf Quantum For, and Which Styles Is It Suited To?
The Quantum targets advanced to expert musicians, producers, and sound designers seeking a deep sonic palette and advanced modulation capabilities. It excels in ambient, techno, experimental electro, synthwave, sophisticated pop, and film scoring, both in the studio (texture design, complex layers, drones, impacts) and live thanks to macros, split/layer functionality, and a very direct ergonomics. Its keyboard expressiveness (velocity and polyphonic aftertouch depending on the version) also makes it an excellent choice for "instrumental" playing rather than purely programmatic use.
Technical specifications
| Arpeggiator | Yes | Synthesis type | Wavetables, Hybrid, Modelization, sampling, FM, Granular |
| Sampler | No | Vocoder | No |
| Max polyphony | 16 | Category | Hybrid Synth |
| Velocity sensitive | Yes | Number of keys | 61 |
| MPE compatible | Yes | Touch | Semi-weighted |
| Semi-modular | No | Key format | big |
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Waldorf Quantum MK2 compatible with MPE and MIDI 2.0?
The OS 3.3.0 update provides compatibility with MIDI 2.0 and polyphonic pitch bend MPE. Release velocity can also be used as a modulation source.
What is the polyphony and oscillator architecture?
The architecture offers up to 16 voices of polyphony. Each voice has 3 stereo oscillators utilizing wavetable, granular synthesis, and resonator techniques.
Are the filters on the Quantum MK2 analog?
Two analog low-pass filters per voice are available, complemented by digital multi-mode filters.
What audio and MIDI connectivity is available?
Two stereo outputs, Main and Aux, as well as a headphone output are provided. Two stereo inputs enable processing of external sources and sampling. The MIDI connectivity includes In, Out, Thru, and USB MIDI in both device and host modes.
Does the keyboard have polyphonic aftertouch?
The 61-key Fatar TP/8SK keyboard is velocity-sensitive and offers polyphonic aftertouch depending on the version. Its feel is semi-weighted and the keys are full-size.
