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Is the underlying technology behind Seaboard RISE 2, Equator2 and ROLI Studio. It allows electronic music makers to be more expressive in a way previously only possible with acoustic instruments.How does MPE do this? When modulating pitch or tone with traditional MIDI, modulation is only applied to each note being played. But MPE makes it possible to modulate parameters independently across multiple notes, vastly expanding the expressive possibilities!The original Seaboard catapulted MPE into the mainstream, and since then more and more leading music makers have adopted MPE. Learn more about MPE here.— What are the dimensions and specifications of Seaboard RISE 2?These are the key specifications of Seaboard RISE 2:Playing surface: 4 Octaves (49 keywaves)Dimensions: 83.4cm x 21cm x 2.3cmWeight: 5.5 kgPorts:3.5mm TRS MIDI OutputSustain / Continuous foot pedal input: 6.35mm (¼ inch) TRS inputUSB-C port (connection and charging)Rechargeable batteryClass compliant MIDI over USB and Bluetooth— Is Seaboard RISE 2 a MIDI controller?Yes, Seaboard RISE 2 is a MIDI controller. It has no on-board sound engine, so you will need to connect your RISE 2 to a computer or mobile device running a compatible software program (such as Equator2) to produce sound.— How do I get started with Seaboard RISE 2?When your Seaboard RISE 2 arrives, head to roli.com/start and download ROLI Connect.This platform will let you register your RISE 2 and download your included software. Learn how to get set up with ROLI Connect here.Need more help? Look out for new Seaboard RISE 2 tutorials on our YouTube channel

Surge XT: an excellent, free, open-source, MPE synthAnd the official LinnStrument synthSurge XT is my new favorite synth and the new official synth for LinnStrument. Unless I need samples, it's my new go-to synth. Why?* Extremely versatile, enabling highly complex and beautiful sounds* MPE compatible* FREE and open source* Runs on Mac, Windows and Linux, both as a plug-in and as a standalone app. * 2 "scenes" (voice partials), each containing 3 oscillators and 2 multi-mode filters* Highly versatile oscillators: classic, wavetable, FM, a unique variant of wavetable called "window", Karplus Strong string synthesis, additive, and more, all with a wide variety of ways to modulate the timbre, ideal for LinnStrument's Y-axis control.* Just about everything can be modulated by just about everything, and in a simple and intuitive way.* Lots of effects: delay, reverb, chorus, distortion, rotary speaker, EQ, compressor/limiter/expander, frequency shifter, vocoder* The Distortion effect has pre- and post-EQ, good for guitar amp simulation.* The manual is easily accessible from the panel's "menu" button. Why doesn't everyone do this? Surge is maintained by a group of talented coders, but was originally created by Claes Johansen, the principal creator of Bitwig Studio and one of my favorite music software creators. So the fundamental architecture is well-designed and extremely capable.Download Surge and play my "LinnStrument MPE" library of sounds: 1) Download Surge XT from here and install it. 2) Set your LinnStrument for MPE play: In Per-Split Settings > MIDI Mode column, hold "ChPerNote" for 1 second to change all needed settings for MPE play.2) To bypass any initial MIDI channel confusion with your DAW, I recommend starting by using the standalone Surge XT application. Start the application and click the Options button in the upper left to: Set Active MIDI Inputs to "LinnStrument MIDI",Set Audio Buffer Size to 64 or 128 samples for low latency. Set Input to "None" on mac to avoid long audio latency. In the main Surge window, turn on the "MPE" button in the top middle of its panel. Now all of Surge XT's built-in sounds are MPE-compatible, permitting polyphonic pitch slides and performed vibrato. However, these sounds are optimized for MIDI piano keyboards so most won't respond to pressure or Y-axis. To hear MPE sounds optimized for LinnStrument's pressure and Y-axis control, look in the "Third Party Patches" category for the "LinnStrument MPE" folder. In the subfolder "Pads", select "Pulse Wave and Filter" to start. Here's a video in which I demonstrate some of the "LinnStrument MPE" sounds:Here's a video I made called "Creating LinnStrument MPE sounds in Surge XT":And here's a video called "MPE Sound Design in Surge XT: Initial Patch", created by "ThoughtForm", who created many of the best sounds in the "LinnStrument MPE" library in Surge:Care to contribute to the library? If you're skilled at creating good MPE sounds, please email any good ones to me for possible inclusion in the "LinnStrument MPE" library. In general, I'm looking for sounds that LinnStrument players value most, as suggested by the sounds they

Taps into 10 years of expressive sound design, meant to be played with Osmose 50 presets for Phase Plant by Expressive E | #Phase Plant #MPE Introduction Taps into 10 years of expressive sound design, meant to be played with Osmose Extended Play includes 50 MPE presets for Phase Plant.Extended Play by Expressive E taps into 10 years of expressive sound design to bring augmented and reinvented versions of preset classics, meant to be played with Osmose and other MPE controllers.This content bank offers a select curation of key sounds, ambient patches, lead and bass essentials, all fine-tuned to take advantage of MPE and expressive controllers.Rediscover your favorite sounds by playing them in infinite ways using playful gestures and playing nuances. Be one with sound. About the author Expressive E is a French electronic instrument manufacturer, whose mission is to reinvent the way musicians interact with sound by forging a seamless connection between artists and their instruments. Its first standalone hardware synthesizer, Osmose, sets a new standard for music expressiveness. It is a playful and easy-to-use electronic instrument that unlocks new ways to control sound via familiar gestures (press, bend, shake, and more). Expressive E Expressive Sound Designers Resources ⤓ Download Bank FileRequires a license to open