Studiologic Sledge 2.0 61-Key Black Virtual Analog Synthesizer

Including the familiar tweaker-friendly workflow and buttery playability, the Sledge 2.0 adds auto dual-mode, extended sample editing both onboard and via the Sledge 2.0 Spectre editor, and extended polyphony to 24 notes to an already sought-after synth. Built so you don't have to be a professional to appreciate how expressive and responsive this sound engine is when you get your hands on the 5-octave Fatar TP-9 keybed. The Sledge 2.0 closely resembles its predecessor, its expanded feature set offers you more sound-creation and performance options than ever. Studiologic expanded the Sledge's polyphony from 16 to 24, voices, which is particularly useful when you explore the Auto Dual mode. You can even set up the pitch and hold controls to affect each sound independently. Another great feature is the ability to save dual-mode sounds in the 1,000 available preset memory slots. The expanded 60MB of internal flash memory lets you load up samples, so you can create original sounds of your o