Synthesizers

Korg’s Opsix takes FM synthesis to places it’s never been before.

A conquering hero returns to the fray after long years in exile. Does the new Prophet Rev 4 still have the power to take on the world?

The Cobalt 8 is a beautifully judged virtual analogue synth.

Novation have injected the Bass Station II with a healthy dose of Aphex acid.

UDO Audio’s highly anticipated debut instrument is a synthesizer with a sound all of its own.

The Nord Wave 2 is a Jack of all trades and master of, well, really quite a lot!

Arturia step into the big league with their most ambitious instrument yet.

The STVC is much more than just a string synth.

The Jupiter name comes loaded with expectation. Can Roland hit their own high standards?

Modal's Argon 8X offers a lot of synthesizer for a very compelling price.

Seldom has a new synth from a new company excited so much anticipation as the Hydrasynth. Should you believe the hype?

Much more than just an expanded Grandmother, the Matriarch has all the makings of a classic Moog synth.

Korg's painstaking recreation of the legendary ARP 2600 may be even better than the original...

Kurzweil's PC4 is a solid all-rounder with hidden depths...

There's a lot more to Moog's Subsequent 25 than meets the eye...

Wave Sequencing is back — and this time it's got knobs on!

Elektron's FM powerhouse gains a keyboard and a lot more besides.

The Nonlinear Labs C15 is that rarest of things — a synth that dares to be different.

Emerging from the mists of time comes the rejuvenated Fantom, Roland's new flagship workstation synthesizer. Available in three models: Fantom 6 (61 keys), Fantom 7 (76 keys) and the 88-key Fantom 8.

Novation scale dizzying heights with their new flagship synthesizer.

Arturia throw out the synthesizer rulebook with an instrument that dares to be different.