HyperSynth introduces the Xenophone synth

Xenophone is a new mono-synth model which circuit is 100% analogue and can be driven remotely from a computer with a special designed software.

The Xenophone can be used as a standalone instrument or an entirely programable synth. Its responds to MIDI messages, CC and NRPN. It ships with the XEditor editor (standalone and plug-in) with which you can control and automate the synth parameters via MIDI and transfer patches between the module and the computer.

Features:

3 oscillators
2 sub-oscillators adjustable to –1 or –2 octaves
Multiple waveforms, including two new that combine portions of triangle + square and saw + square, these waveform parts can be controlled via the Shape parameter
3 ring modulators
3 LFOs with 6 waveforms
White, pink, red and C64 pitched noise generators (the latter is a sort of lo-fi that can be played as an oscillator)
1 multimode VCF with 10 filter types, including two new designed by cascading 18/12dB low-pass and 6dB high-pass filters with custom feedback
3 DAHDSR envelope generators (1ms to 30s) with 4 styles (Linear, RC, RC2, EXP) and Hold
Loop option for all the envelopes
Modulation matrix with 33 sources and 50 destinations
Analog distortion
Digital stereo delay and reverb effects
Arpeggiator with 4 modes, Latch button, gate control and 15 time divisions
16×4 step sequencer with Note-Slide feature (each track can be used as a source in the modulation matrix)
26 rotary encoders (96 steps per rotation) and 27 buttons
2 knobs act like mod wheel and aftertouch
2×20 digits OLED screen and 88 LEDs
512 sound programs
Aluminum chassis with wooden sides
Stereo outputs on balanced 1/4" jacks
1/4" output
1/4" unbalanced input for external signal
1/4" CV input
MIDI In and Out
USB port