Melbourne Instruments Nina

Type Synthesizer icon Synthesizer
Additional capabilities Sequencer
Price (new) € 4090
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Description
The Melbourne Instruments Nina is a modern synthesizer designed for both studio and live performance use. It features a compact and portable design, making it suitable for musicians who require a versatile and high-quality instrument. The Nina is known for its rich sound palette, combining analog warmth with digital precision, and is often praised for its intuitive interface and robust build quality. It caters to a wide range of musical styles, from electronic to experimental, and is favored by producers and performers seeking a reliable and expressive synthesizer.
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General
  • Release date
    1 Jan 2019 (6 years ago)
Features
  • Preset slots
    128
  • Performance Controls
    Modulate, Pitch Bend
Keybed
  • Keybed
  • Type of keybed
    Semi-weighted
  • Velocity Sensitive
  • Aftertouch
    Polyphonic
Sequencer
  • Sequencer Steps
    64
  • Arpeggiator
Synthesis
  • Synthesis Method
    Hybrid
  • Synthesis Type
    Subtractive, Wavetable
  • Polyphony
    8
  • Multi-timbral
  • Oscillator Amount
    2
  • VCO Amount
    2
  • Waveform Types
    Saw, Sine, Square, Triangle
  • Filter Type
    High-pass, Low-pass (Cutoff)
  • Envelope Generators
    4
  • LFO Count
    2
  • Modulation Matrix
  • Unison Mode
Connections
  • Audio In
  • Audio Out
  • Headphone Output
  • Microphone Input
  • Line Input
  • Digital Audio Output
    USB
  • CV/Gate
MIDI
  • MIDI In
  • MIDI Thru
  • MIDI over USB
  • MIDI CC Control Count
    36
  • MIDI Polyphonic Aftertouch
Hardware
  • Power Supply Type
    External Adapter
  • USB Powered
  • Battery powered
Dimensions
  • Width
    300 mm
  • Height
    80 mm
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