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Virtual Analogue Synthesizer

Studiologic Sledge Virtual Analogue Synthesizer



it is said that it is the particular interaction of the sound engine and user  interface that makes a great instrument. 
Get hands-on with the Studiologic Sledge virtual-analog synthesizer - you've got 35 knobs at your fingertips, enough to satisfy the tweakiest synth fanatic. The sound is rich and powerful, probably because Sledge uses the acclaimed modeling and filter technology from Waldorf - another top name in synthesis. And you'll instantly appreciate how expressive and responsive this sound engine is when you get your hands on the 5-octave Fatar TP-9 keybed. At Sweetwater, we love synths that pack a lot of control into an intuitive interface, and that's what you get with the Studiologic Sledge.

 special features
  • 32 Pots
  • 3 chicken head rotary switches (7 positions)
  • 1 rotary encoder with push function
  • 2 x 16 digits backlit LCD
  • High Quality Pitch and Mod Wheel
  • up to 256 Sounds
  • fast and efficient sound selection via numeric keypad
  • 2 fast LFOs per voice, each with adjustable Speed and Depth
  • 1 extra modulation routing for Mod Wheel, with adjustable Speed and Depth
  • Shape: Sawtooth, Rectangular, Triangle, Sine, Sample & Hold, Ramp
  • Destination: Osc 1, Osc2, Ocs3, PWM / Wave / FM, Volume, Filter Cutoff
  • Monophonic mode with single or multiple trigger
  • 3 Oscillators per voice
  • Range from 64′ to 1′ each
  • Shapes: Sawtooth, Square, Triangle, Sine, Pulse (with Pulse Width Modulation)
  • Oscillator 1 with 66 Original PPG Wavetables
  • Frequency Modulation of sine and triangle
  • Oscillator Hardsync (Osc 2 to Osc 3)
  • Noise Generator with selectable white and pink noise
  • Mixer with Volume and On/Off switch for each Oscillator and Noise
  • 1 Multi Mode Filter per voice
  • Resonance up to Self-Oscillation and beyond
  • Adjustable Keytrack and Drive
  • 2 fast Envelopes per voice (filter / amplifier)
  • Powerful Arpeggiator
  • Latch mode
  • syncable to MIDI Clock
  • High quality, 5 octaves Fatar TP 9 keyboard
Classic oscillator types plus PPG Wave digital wavetablesYou've got a lot of sonic options when you sit down to create new sounds on the Studiologic Sledge. You'll find the usual oscillators you'd expect like saw, square, triangle, sine, and sample & hold and ramp too. But Sledge also packs a surprise - 66 digital wavetables from the revered PPG Wave synthesizer. So, with Sledge you can create everything from analog-style '70s synth bass, to modern, aggressive dubstep sounds, and cover a lot of sonic territory in between too.Create epic sounds with 8-voice polyphony, and three oscillators per voiceWhether you like stacking similar tones to create monster leads, or tweak out on creating multi-layered atmospheric drones, you're in luck with Sledge. And beyond stacking oscillators, there's a lot of sound-twisting potential here too. Oscillators 2 and 3 can be hard-sync'd, sine and triangle waveforms can be frequency modulated, and there's a noise generator with selectable white/pink noise. Factor in two LFOs per voice, self-oscillating Waldorf filters, and a powerful arpeggiator, and you'll see there's decades of fun to be had with Sledge.Inspires you to performWith over 30 knobs for you to get your hands on, Sledge is perfect for performing with. Heck, even if you're just producing in your studio and send Sledge a MIDI sequence from your DAW, something about its intuitive layout just begs you to reach out and add some human animation to the sound. Between the fantastic-feeling Fatar keybed and the generous amount of control options, you'll quickly find yourself playing the synthesizer, not just music notes - and isn't that really what makes a great synth?

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