Waldorf Rocket Analog Synthesizer
Does your rig need a Waldorf analog synth? Of course -- it's not Rocket science. Build huge textures and chugging arpeggios with this uber-fun sound machine.
Overall User Ratings (based on 3 ratings)
Submitted July 14, 2014 by T V in Seattle, WA
"Simple analog synth"
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I love this thing. I primarily bought this for running my guitars through it, and it works great for that, with a sequencer like an Arturia Beatstep as a trigger. Better still, as a synthesizer, it packs a lot of musical sounds for its compact size. The only complaint I have is the only way to supply power is through USB, but a powered USB hub works fine.
Musical Background:
I first played a Minimoog in 1973.
Musical Style:
Everything.
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Submitted June 1, 2014 by a customer from gmail.com
"waldorf rocket excels"
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The thing is badass for what it is. It's limited functionality leeds to a distinct voice. Quirky tuning with the oscillators can give some pretty remarkable sounds. The band pass filter is extremely creamy, but can also snarl like a demon. Well worth tiny pricetag
Musical Background:
been tinkering for 17 years
Musical Style:
Weird
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Submitted August 10, 2019 by Matthew Elder in Vienna, WV
"Awesome"
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I only had this for a week and have done so much with it. Now i know it's been out for some time now i passed it up so many times but glad i jumped on this i have lots of uses for this guy good Acid Techno use to
Musical Background:
34 year's
Musical Style:
Acid Techno sci-fi
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