Modal Cobalt8X

Type Synthesizer icon Synthesizer
Additional capabilities Sequencer
Price (new) € 795
Price (used) € -
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Description
The Modal Cobalt8X (2020) is a versatile and powerful virtual analog synthesizer designed for musicians and producers seeking rich, expressive sound design capabilities. It features a unique "Arpeggiation Synthesis" engine, combining traditional subtractive synthesis with advanced modulation and sequencing options. The Cobalt8X is known for its intuitive interface, high-quality build, and deep sonic potential, making it suitable for both studio and live performance settings. Its 61-note velocity-sensitive keyboard enhances playability, while its extensive connectivity options ensure seamless integration into modern music production setups.
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General
  • Release date
    1 Jan 2020 (5 years ago)
Features
  • Effects
    Chorus, Delay, Distortion, Reverb
  • Performance Controls
    Modulate, Pitch Bend
Keybed
  • Keybed
  • Type of keybed
    Semi-weighted
  • Number of Keys
    61
  • Velocity Sensitive
  • Aftertouch
    Polyphonic
Sequencer
  • Sequencer Steps
    64
  • Arpeggiator
Synthesis
  • Synthesis Method
    Digital
  • Synthesis Type
    Subtractive
  • Polyphony
    8
  • Oscillator Amount
    8
  • Waveform Types
    Pulse, Saw, Sine, Square, Triangle
  • Filter Type
    Band-pass, High-pass, Low-pass (Cutoff), Notch
  • Envelope Generators
    4
  • LFO Count
    4
  • Modulation Matrix
  • Unison Mode
Connections
  • Audio In
  • Audio Out
  • Headphone Output
  • Microphone Input
  • Line Input
  • CV/Gate
MIDI
  • MIDI In
  • MIDI Out
  • MIDI over USB
  • MIDI Polyphonic Aftertouch
Hardware
  • Power Supply Type
    External Adapter
  • USB Powered
  • Battery powered
Dimensions
  • Weight
    8.5 kg
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