#POLYPHONIC SYNTH UPGRADE#

Explore different sounds by changing the waveform, controlling the note envelope parameters (ADSR – attack, decay, sustain, release), modulating the pitch and filter with independent LFOs for each, and adjusting the low pass filter.Īrpeggiator mode lets you play predefined arpeggios or set your own arpeggio notes with MIDI. You can also play the synthesizer in standalone mode using note buttons. Synthesizer mode allows you to play the Synthino XM with a MIDI controller connected to the MIDI jack or from your favorite DAW (digital audio workstation) software with MIDI over USB. For all the details, see the product documentation. When Synthino XM is powered on, all the LEDs blink, prompting you to select a mode. The Synthino XM has 3 modes: synthesizer, arpeggiator, and groovebox. Four orange LEDs emit a warm, diffused glow from beneath the acrylic.

We searched far and wide for acrylic with just the right look. Laser-cut acrylic cover: Frosted acrylic gives the Synthino XM a gorgeous finish.

Synthino XM can also be powered from the USB port of cell phone charger, laptop power, or battery pack.

#POLYPHONIC SYNTH UPGRADE#

It can also be used to upgrade firmware using a simple upload utility. This modern implementation enables sequencing and control from iOS, Android, PC, and Mac devices. USB mini jack: Allows MIDI over USB functionality. Standard 5-pin MIDI input jack: This allows you to plug-in any standard MIDI keyboard, interface, sequencer, or drum machine to control the Synthino XM. When running on 9 volt battery power, the unit turns off when the audio plug is removed. We will include a 1/4 to 1/8 inch stereo adapter with each Synthino XM for headphone/earbud use. 1/4 inch ( 6.35 mm ) output jack: Works with headphones, line output for recording, and direct connecting to standard guitar amplifier.

Polyphonic synth