Novation
Summit
Current
- Engine
- Hybrid (digital oscillators, analogue filters)
- Keys
- 61
- Voices
- 16
- Key action
- Semi-weighted
—2019
Novation Peak
CurrentReleased 2017
An eight-voice desktop polysynth designed with Chris Huggett, using FPGA oscillators into an analogue filter, VCAs and three points of analogue distortion on every voice. Wavetables, a deep mod matrix and onboard reverb, delay and chorus make it far more flexible than a purely analogue box. It suits producers who want a serious polysynth that sits on the desk next to their own keyboard.
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Specifications
General
- Manufacturer
- Novation
- Status
- Current
- Released
- 2017
Sound engine
- Engine
- Hybrid (digital oscillators, analogue filters)
- Voices
- 8
- Polyphony
- 8 voices
- Oscillators
- 3 FPGA New Oxford Oscillators per voice (sine, triangle, saw, pulse plus 17 wavetables), noise and ring modulator
- Filter
- Analogue state-variable OTA, 12/24dB, low-pass/band-pass/high-pass
- Multi-timbral parts
- 1
- Sequencer
- None (arpeggiator with 33 patterns)
- Effects
- Distortion, Chorus, Flanger, Delay, Reverb
Keyboard
- Keys
- 0
Format
- Format
- Desktop module
- Motorised knobs
- No
- Features
- Responds to polyphonic aftertouch over MIDI, Wavetable editor with audio import, Three stages of analogue distortion, 16-slot modulation matrix, CV modulation input, Animate buttons, 512 patch memories
Connections
- MIDI ports
- DIN in, DIN out, DIN thru, USB
- CV / Gate
- Yes
Size & weight
- Dimensions (W × D × H)
- 464 × 233 × 70.5 mm
