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Arturia - MicroFreak Synthesizer Keyboard - 25-Key Hybrid Synth with PCB Keyboard, Wavetable & Digital Oscillators, Analog Filters

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Features

  • EXPERIMENTAL HYBRID SYNTH: MicroFreak packs so much into such a compact instrument, you'll wonder how we did it. From physical modeling to wavetable synthesis, it features 17 awesome paraphonic oscillator modes, including 7 bespoke Arturia engines, 7 modes from Mutable Instruments, and 3 modes designed with Noise Engineering. Its digital engines are combined with a lush-sounding resonant analog filter for true hybrid sound design.
  • UNIQUE KEYBOARD: It isnt really even a keyboard, its a super-flat PCB with no moving parts. The 25-key printed circuit board not only tracks the notes you play with lightning-speed, but can also detect pressure or aftertouch on each note individually.
  • INNOVATIVE FEATURES: Record up to four automations, edit notes per step, or use the innovative Spice and Dice sequencer functions to find happy accidents. Add randomization to create evolving, original patterns, and virtually rewire and reconfigure its signal chain and controls with the 5x7 modulation matrix, with user-assignable destinations for totally unique sounds.
  • MULTIPLE MODES: Easily switched and directly controlled with the 4 dedicated knobs in the Digital Oscillator section, MicroFreak has been constantly evolving. It now contains 17 oscillator types, covering a multitude of timbral flavors from sweet to savage: Vocoder, Noise, Superwave, Harmo, Karplus Str., Wavetable, BasicWaves, with many more.
  • AMAZING CONNECTIVITY: It features CV outputs, letting you send pitch, gate, and pressure signals to any outboard or modular synth thats CV/Gate compatible. You can also hook it up to your DAW via USB, or use the included MIDI break-out cables.

Color: Black


Brand: ARTURIA


Material: Alloy Steel


Model Name: MicroFreak


Item dimensions L x W x H: 12.2 x 9.2 x 2.2 inches


Item Weight: 1.1 Kilograms


Body Material: Bass Wood


Connector Type: USB


Included Components: Power supply, two 3.5mm to 5-pin DIN adapters


Manufacturer: Arturia


UPC: 615435509563


Item Weight: 2.42 pounds


Product Dimensions: 12.2 x 9.2 x 2.2 inches


Item model number: MicroFreak


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: February 2, 2019


Color Name: Black


Material Type: Alloy Steel


Color Screen: No


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Does what my other synths can't!
Style: MicroFreak Only
I was ready to spring for my first Behringer clone...the 2600, when I realized that I was about to pay a lot of money for something that I already had...mono analog synths. I love the old Arp sound, but it is a nuance that I consider nonessential at this point. And, quite frankly, I miss being able to save my sonic creations to memory. Polyphony would be nice too. So, after watching tons of Youtube videos, I decided on the Arturia Microfreak...and I'm glad I did! It has a LOT of sound design potential, and using the Mod Matrix is a joy. The arp and sequencer are very fun and flexible, and the whole design seems catered to evolving and expressive sounds. The capacitance keyboard is odd, but just adds to the quirky expressiveness of the instrument. The firmware updates are awesome and easy to install. And btw...with a little patience, the vocoder works surprisingly well! And yes...besides being a decent four voice polyphonic synth, it now has a powerful unison mode. Thick! No onboard effects though. :( For a great video that covers all the features in detail, I recommend "Loopop" on Youtube. Very informative! I'm very happy with my Microfreak. I love my analogs, but adding a digital synth to my audio arsenal filled that void perfectly and opened up many new avenues of sonic exploration for me. There are literally years of tweaking sounds in this amazing yet inexpensive synth! And it's nice knowing that all my careful crafted sounds can be stashed safely away on my computer for future use...no more use it or lose it programming sessions! Five stars! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2021 by Mike "Sonic" Meengs Mike "Sonic" Meengs

  • ***JUST GET IT!*** Unbelievable product, endless inspiration.
Style: MicroFreak Only
Initial review as a Hip Hop producer (boom bap) who is primarily sample based. I'm fairly savvy with the use of VST synths but never tried hardware synths. I've used Ableton, FL, Maschine and MPC and have about 7 years of experience. I paired this with my SP 404 Mk2 using a single 1/4" patch cable into the mono input of the SP. Endless, let me repeat...ENDLESS sound sources! Endless inspiration. I have ZERO use for anything else in order to get absolute bangers, and that's not even consciously designing sound. When tweaking sounds, I'm literally like a kid unconsciously scribbling anything on paper and then turning it into my favorite tracks ever. The sounds are rich and offer lots of sonic possibilities when chopping, pitching and reversing. Perfect size and weight and right at home in a backpack. My only gripes thus far are (1) It's packaged without the cable to connect to your computer. This is a requirement if you want to download the latest firmware (although NOT necessary to get up and running) Luckily I had plenty of cords lying around from other midi gear. (2) The power cord is long and bulky. (This might be a pro for others, but not for me...I will switch to a power bank.) Best purchase I've made in a very long time. Thrilled with this product and I'm not easily impressed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2024 by Corey

  • Amazing bang for you buck, and an overall great synth.
Style: MicroFreak Only
If you like making weird noises and having near unlimited customization on a budget this synth is for you. It's really amazing the amount of features that are packed into this tiny package. The keyboard is great to play on, and it sounds amazing. It was my first synth and I don't regret it a bit.
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2022 by Jack C.

  • An Amazing Product! In the same league as the Microkorg!
Style: MicroFreak Only
First, let me say I own 6 professional synthesizers, so I am able to offer comments with extensive knowlege of how this product measures up against other synths. I've not yet spent much time with the Microfreak, but wanted to share my excitement over it should others be shopping for this type of product for Christmas. I was leary of the touch-sensitive keybed, expecting it to be less satisfying than real keys that move when depressed. To my amazement, these keys are actually amazing. They seem very reliable and functional. I love them. I wasn't crazy about this synth having a mono ouput with no built-in effects, but when I played it through my DAW (Logic Pro X) and added a slight chorus and reverb, I was super impressed with the sound. This synth is the most versitile synth I've seen to date and I've been playing synths for 40 years! The wide array of sounds is creamy and rich. I can't imagine that any synth enthusiast wouldn't love this synth. I'm amazed that it is so affordable. Before this, the Microkorg was THE affordable synth to have. But, this just might be in the same league! I'm happy to say I have both! YAY! I will post an update when I spend more time with it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2019 by Rick Moore

  • An amazingly versatile synth
Style: MicroFreak Only
A steal for $300, this little synthesizer is limitless. What it has: 14 oscillator settings, including a vocoder, each with its own infinite range of variations and modulations, arpeggiator, sequencer, randomizing elements, a "modular" patch matrix, 160 presets and the ability to craft and save any sound you can imagine. Also outstanding sound quality, paraphony, and multiple interface options. What it doesn't have: onboard effects, a "real" keyboard, although the capacitive touch keyboard is actually pretty nice and intuitive. Excellent choice for beginners, experts and anyone in between. Loads of fun to play or play with. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2021 by Indep Museum Tech

  • Great- could be better
Style: MicroFreak Only
This turned out to be much better than expected. I’ve owned several Arturia products, but just felt like this was too good to be true. First the negatives: the case is less robust plastic than the micro brute. The on/off switch is so small and fragile, that I bet you’ve never seen anything like it. It’s the type of micro switch companies use on the internal pcb’s of some products. Really stupid... in fact, the entire unit has a much cheaper feel than the brute series. I would have paid another $100 to have it with a higher build quality. Now on to the good: the sounds are incredible. So much better than the Korg mini/monologue. It’s very easy to manipulate even if you don’t know what you are doing. It was easy to update the firmware once the desktop software was installed. It has a logical progression of workflow. The keys function perfectly. I love this synth. I wish they had charged a little more and made it more substantial. The korg has this beat in that regard, but for sound quality, and fantastic presets, this wins. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2020 by no

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