The Waldorf Blofeld is a compact yet exceptionally powerful desktop synthesizer that merges virtual analog, wavetable, and FM synthesis into a single, performance-ready instrument. Its robust metal chassis, deep modulation architecture, and over 1,000 sounds make it a versatile choice for studio production and live electronic performance. Key Features Polyphony Up to 25 voices Timbrality 16-part multitimbral Oscillators 3 per voice with FM and wavetable synthesis Filters 2 multimode filters per voice LFOs 3 per voice with multiple waveforms and S&H Envelopes 4 fast envelopes Effects Chorus, flanger, phaser, overdrive, delay, reverb Arpeggiator Programmable patterns up to 16 steps per sound Sound Library Over 1,000 presets included Display 128×64 white‑backlit graphic display Construction Metal chassis with aluminum controls Dimensions 304 × 54 × 132 mm; 1.3 kg Included Accessories External power supply unit User documentation Included Software Compatibility with the Blofeld Plugin (sold separately; discounted for hardware owners) Access to Waldorf soundsets and editor/librarian tools (via USB MIDI) Overview Synthesis Types Virtual analog, wavetable, FM Performance Controls Assignable encoders, buttons, and modulation routing Connectivity MIDI In, USB MIDI, stereo out, headphone out Arpeggiator Freely programmable per sound (up to 16 steps) Sound Engine Heritage Based on Waldorf Q, Microwave, and PPG Wave lineage
