We had a chat with Marcel from Modor who introduced us to the NF-1K, an expanded keyboard version of their original NF-1 synthesizer. The NF-1K features an additional voice board, effectively doubling the polyphony and offering two-voice multi-timbrality, allowing you to split the keyboard for layering sounds. The synthesizer boasts a 49-key keyboard with polyphonic aftertouch, a large touch strip for pitch bending, and two more touch strips for modulation control.
One design change is the integrated knob for continuous filter mode crossfading, replacing the switch found on the NF-1. Compatibility enables you to transfer and utilize your favourite NF-1 patches on this new model, which also introduces a new headphone output alongside the usual line outputs.
NF-1K is set to retail at approximately €3000. It retains the strong formant filter capabilities that Modor is known for.
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[Modor Music]https://www.modormusic.com/
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