If you like Brassy Synth sounds, you've come to the right place! Flexur T2 is a Trautonium inspired, standalone, expressive synthesizer with a high skill ceiling - their honest synopsis, not mine! The specs are listed below, and subject to change, as they are raising money for the production of 100 units with 63 still available. I'd love to hear the Johnny Briggs theme tune played on it - that's a niche reference !
A new sale price of $1,399.00 has been announced, it was originally priced at $1,599.00.
Sound great, see and hear it in action here:
This product is our main focus at Sound Workshop, we aim to ship in 6-24 months. In order to get to first customer ship, we are preselling up to 100 units to raise at least $75k. These funds will be used to cover one time expenses like manufacturing tools, test fixtures, consulting fees, and minimum order quantities.
Preorder customers receive:
$200 thank you discount
Lifetime access to our paid Patreon feed
2 year, white glove warranty
To date we have validated the technology with the functional prototype seen in our pictures and videos. We have made four units of this prototype and delighted over 100 early testers. Moving forward we will be repackaging the electronics into the production intent design seen in the computer renderings. We will build the first 100 units in house so that we can focus on quickly iterating through challenges and shipping to you without the added obstacles of bringing up a factory. Your contribution will help make an affordable Trautonium into a reality.
Specs (Subject to Change):
450×280×70mm
Two Floating Touch bars, 15mm semitone pitch, 23 semitones
Streamlined knob per function subtractive synth with interface optimized for expressive play
Preset, autotune, and mono/poly/arp settings
6×12 mod matrix with two routing pathways and dedicated intensity sliders
USB C connector for power and firmware updates
Generous IO to control analog and digital synths: Audio in/out, TRS MIDI in/out, USB C MIDI out, 2x expression/gate in, 4x CV out (pitch, gate, envelope, force). Full sized balanced instrument cable jack for conveniently plugging into mixers, guitar pedals, and amps.
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