Waldorf Streichfett String Synthesizer
We know what you’re thinking, “What is this, the ’80s? Who makes a string synthesizer a decade and a half into the new millennium?” Waldorf, that’s who, and the Streichfett’s going to blow your mind. Because even though the Streichfett is designed to give you all of those classic synth sounds that failed so very badly at sounding like real strings but were undeniably cool nonetheless, it does so in a way that no one’s done before, and it’s so very fun to play with. You see, the Streichfett features two separate sound engines you can blend together with a single knob. Actually, you can do an awful lot on the Streichfett with just a single knob – let’s dive in.
Product Features
- 128 voice fully polyphonic Strings section
- Continuos morphing of Violin, Viola, Cello, Brass, Organ, Choir and more Registrations
- Animate Effect for Modulation of Strings Registrationw/Ensemble Effect for Strings
- Eight voice polyphonic Solo section
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Fun ..sounds great.. I’m not the best review writer and usually reserve my reviews for stuff I buy that I either really love , or really hate for one reason or another .This little pink lady falls into the “really love” category .I bought it from listening to sound demos on YouTube and felt it had a place in my synth collection as it was pretty unique ……and when I say unique I don’t mean that the sounds it creates cannot be duplicated somewhere else or have never been done before …I…
It’s like having “Blade Runner” vintage Vangelis in a box Easy to use, fun to play with, and easy integration into the rest of my setup (and using it by it’s lonesome.) Has mounting lugs on the back that likely dovetail into the other Waldorf boxes (at the moment: a mono synth voice and a filter) in this form factor, though there is no sign of connectors that would actually do this, nor is there currently any OEM rack or panel mounting kit. Minor points really, because this is something that will reward frequent twiddling. I have not yet plugged it…