WALDORF

Since the launch of Microwave in 1989, Waldorf has maintained a legacy particularly associated with wavetable synthesis. Its approach connects that heritage with different ways of designing and performing sounds, in both hardware instruments and software.

At microFusa, you will find Waldorf synthesizers from the Blofeld, Iridium, and Quantum families, as well as models such as M and Protein and virtual instruments. Compare desktop and keyboard formats, synthesis engines, and connections to bring new possibilities to your studio or live performances.

Our approach to music technology and education helps you relate the architecture of each instrument to what you want to create: programming sounds, exploring textures, or performing your own patches.