About Synthino XM

The Synthino XM™ is powerful polyphonic synthesizer with unique features running on a powerful hardware platform. It has a compact, rugged tabletop design that is also beautiful. Most importantly, it is really fun to play whether you are a musician or you just want to make some noise.

Features

• 5-note polyphony for superb playability
• 12 waveforms, 5 drum samples (kick, snare, hi-hat, tom, clap), and noise generator
• 12-bit audio at 25KHz output rate
• 4 MIDI channels, each with separate waveform and ADSR envelope settings
• MIDI over 5-pin MIDI jack or USB
• MIDI over USB works with DAW software on Mac, Windows, iOS, Android
• low pass filter with cutoff frequency and resonance controls
• 2 independent low frequency oscillators (LFOs): pitch and filter
• selectable waveform for LFOs
• 1V p-p audio output voltage with enough current to drive headphones
• arpeggiator mode, up to 16 notes
• 4 arpeggiator patterns: up, down, up-down, random
• 4 built-in arpeggiator chords or use MIDI to specify up to 16 notes
• arpeggiator pitch transposition control
• tempo control with MIDI clock input
• 16-step live performance “groovebox” sequencer
• save/load patches and sequences in EEPROM
• pitch fine-tuning adjustment
• programmable/upgradable over USB

Hardware

Standard 5-pin MIDI input jack: This allows you to plug-in any standard MIDI keyboard, interface, sequencer, or drum machine to control the Synthino XM.

USB mini jack: Allows MIDI over USB functionality. This modern implementation enables sequencing and control from iOS, Android, PC, and Mac devices. It can also be used to upgrade firmware using a simple upload utility. Synthino XM can also be powered from the USB port of cell phone charger, laptop power, or battery pack.

Laser-cut acrylic cover: Frosted acrylic gives the Synthino XM a gorgeous finish. We searched far and wide for acrylic with just the right look. Four orange LEDs emit a warm, diffused glow from beneath the acrylic.

3 Fun Modes

The Synthino XM has 3 modes: synthesizer, arpeggiator, and groovebox. When Synthino XM is powered on, all the LEDs blink, prompting you to select a mode. For all the details, see the product documentation.