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25-note synth-action keyboard with assignable after touch
1x pitch wheel
1x modulation wheel
1x octave up button
1x octave down button
1x master volume dial
64x factory presets
64x user patches
1x USB MIDI (for connecting and powering the Bass Station II via host computer)
1x 1/4" (6.3 mm) TRS mono output
1x 1/4" (6.3 mm) TRS headphone output
1x 1/4" (6.3 mm) TRS external input
1x 1/4" (6.3 mm) TRS sustain pedal input
1x 5-pin DIN MIDI input
1x 5-pin DIN MIDI output
1x DC power input
2x analog oscillators
1x analog sub-oscillator (tracked to oscillator 1)
1x noise generator
Oscillator Functions:
Sync 1 & 2, detune, octave range, pitch bend, pitch modulation from mod envelope and/or LFO 1, pulse width modulation from mod envelope and/or LFO 2
Oscillators 1 & 2: sine, triangle, sawtooth, square/variable pulse width
Oscillator 1 level
Oscillator 2 level
Sub-Oscillator level
Noise generator level
Ring modulation depth
External signal level
1x Acid type (diode ladder filter design)
1x Classic type (from original Bass Station)
Filter Functions:
Cutoff, resonance, overdrive, filter frequency to mod envelope depth, filter frequency to LFO 2 depth
Classic Filter: Low-pass, band-pass, high-pass, 12 or 24 dB slopes
2x ADSR envelopes
Amp, mod or amp/mod combination envelopes
Triggering Mode:
Single trigger (holds envelope state when new note is played)
Multi trigger (re-triggers with every new note played)
Autoglide (engages portamento)
VCA
2 LFOs, each selectable between: Triangle, sawtooth, square, sample and hold, independent rate & delay, key sync LFO 1 & 2, LFO slew on LFO 1 & 2 (low pass filter on the LFO waveform)
Distortion send
Oscillator filter modulation amount (FM effect created by Oscillator 2 modulating filter frequency)
Step Sequencer:
Up to 4 sequences
32 presets with insert able rests or legato (slide), sequencer re-trigger function
Up to 32 different patterns
1 to 4 octave ranges
Swing function
Directions: up, down, up/down 1, up/down 2, as played, random
Latch
Adjustable glide time
Single trigger or re-trigger modes
Mac: OS X 10.7 or later
Windows: Windows 7 (32 and 64-bit), Windows 8
18 x 10.75 x 3" / 457.20 x 273.05 x 76.20mm
The Bass Station II Monophonic Analog Synthesizer is a modernized, 21st-century version of the classic original Bass Station. This versatile instrument is not only built for bass but also capable of producing sharp leads and crisp arpeggios. It features two filters, two oscillators, and a third sub-oscillator, all contributing to a rich, analog sound.
The Bass Station II is equipped with a built-in mixer, two envelope generators, and two low-frequency oscillators (LFOs). It also features a step sequencer and arpeggiator, making it a powerful tool for both performance and production. The full-sized, 25-key keyboard is velocity-sensitive with assignable aftertouch, offering a responsive and dynamic playing experience.
This synthesizer is designed with a pure analog signal path, including the effects section, which provides a warm, authentic sound. It comes with 64 factory presets and space for 64 of your own sounds on the hardware, with additional storage available on your computer.
The Bass Station II is a fully class-compliant MIDI device, featuring MIDI I/O on 5-pin DIN ports and USB connectivity. This allows for easy integration with other MIDI outboard and your computer. You can even connect an external instrument and run it through the Bass Station II's analog filter and effects for added versatility.
The synthesizer also includes a collection of unique analogue sound patches, created by world-class synth producers. These 46 patches add true analogue depth to your music, regardless of the genre.
The Bass Station II Monophonic Analog Synthesizer is more than just a bass synth. It's a comprehensive sound design tool, a powerful performance instrument, and a nod to the classic Bass Station, all in one compact, user-friendly package. Whether you're a seasoned producer or a budding musician, the Bass Station II offers a world of sound possibilities.