Description
New since April 2017, the Modor NF-1m!
The NF-1m is the NF-1's little brother in all aspects.
It has the exact same sound engine, packed in a smaller housing. 100% nf-1 power at a smaller price tag!
The original Modor NF-1 has one main disadvantage: it's quite big and heavy. Not your favourite piece of hand luggage to carry around. So we decided to make a smaller, portable version. And of course, a smaller device means a smaller price... !
This comes of course with a smaller number of front panel controls... The Modor NF-1m has 7 context dependent controls grouped in 15 edit pages with a set of 6 push buttons to access these pages quickly. Every parameter is just a button press away!
Not unimportant, the NF-1m has new rotary controls with a more stable feeling than the controls on the original NF-1.
Next to that, there are 2 large 'definable controls', DEF1 and DEF2. These controls can be assigned to any sound parameter so that you can 'preselect' two parameters in every patch to have a permanent dedicated control on the front panel. This makes it easy to access your favorite parameters, no matter in which edit page you are...
The NF-1m is the NF-1's little brother in all aspects.
It has the exact same sound engine, packed in a smaller housing. 100% nf-1 power at a smaller price tag!
The original Modor NF-1 has one main disadvantage: it's quite big and heavy. Not your favourite piece of hand luggage to carry around. So we decided to make a smaller, portable version. And of course, a smaller device means a smaller price... !
This comes of course with a smaller number of front panel controls... The Modor NF-1m has 7 context dependent controls grouped in 15 edit pages with a set of 6 push buttons to access these pages quickly. Every parameter is just a button press away!
Not unimportant, the NF-1m has new rotary controls with a more stable feeling than the controls on the original NF-1.
Next to that, there are 2 large 'definable controls', DEF1 and DEF2. These controls can be assigned to any sound parameter so that you can 'preselect' two parameters in every patch to have a permanent dedicated control on the front panel. This makes it easy to access your favorite parameters, no matter in which edit page you are...
Architecture
Type: Digital
Synthesis: Virtual Analog
Oscillators
Oscillators: 1
Waveforms: Additive, Saw Up, Sine, Square, Triangle, White Noise
Osc Modulation: Envelope, Knob, LFO, Ring Modulation, Sync Hard
Envelopes
Envelopes: 4
Evelope Paramerters: Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release, Rate 1, Level 1, Rate 2, Level 2, Rate 3, Level 3, Time
Filters
Filters: 2
Types: 12dB Slope (2-pole), Band Pass, Band Stop, Formant, High Pass, Low Pass, Resonance
Filter Modulation: Envelope, Knob, LFO
Filter Notes:
+ Formant filter with 3 morphing vowels, 10 vowel presets and user controllable formant frequencies
+ Formant filter with 3 morphing vowels, 10 vowel presets and user controllable formant frequencies
LFO
LFO: 3
LFO Parameters: Sample & Hold, Saw Down, Sine, Square, Triangle
Polyphony & Tuning
Polyphony: 8
Tuning: Standard
Modes: Mono, Polyphonic
Patches
Patches RAM: 448
Storage: Internal
Effects
+ Comb filter' effect section to create chorus, flanger, ... effects
+ Delay effect section to create echo effects
+ All parameters can be set independently and are modulatable
+ Delay effect section to create echo effects
+ All parameters can be set independently and are modulatable
Case
Case: Desktop
Controls: Buttons, Knobs, Pedal - Sustain
Display Type: LCD, Backlit
Display Count H: 16
Display Count V: 2
Dimensions (WxDxH): 48 x 70x120 mm
Connections
Audio Output Connections: 1/4" Phone Jack, 1/8" Phone Jack, Stereo Main, Stereo Headphone
Audio Output Count: 4
MIDI Ports: IN, OUT, THRU, USB
Power: 600 mA
Production
Year Released: 2017
Manuals & Documents
Product Links
Pricing
MSRP List Price: 580 Euros - convert
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