SYNTHESIZER MODULE The Bass Station II is an analog monophonic synthesizer with the classic sound of the legendary original Bass Station but redesigned for the 21st century. It has two filters, two oscillators together with a sub-oscillator, sound storage and a completely analog effects section. Along with a step sequencer, an arpeggiator, full-size keys and a powerful modulation section, it has everything a synthesizer needs to make not only basses, a task in which it excels very well, but many other types of sounds. Bass Station II's signal path is analog (including the effects section). The hardware has been arranged in modules with dedicated controls for the main parameters. You can store up to 64 sounds and includes 64 preset sounds as standard. It is possible to store more on the computer. The full-size 25-key keyboard is velocity-sensitive with assignable aftertouch. It has I/O MIDI and MIDI over USB. As it is also a Class Compliant device, it works with any device as soon as it is connected to the computer. The synthesis engine: Oscillators: Bass Station II has three oscillators and a noise generator. Two of the oscillators are completely independent and the third is a sub oscillator (critical component for creating rich analog bass sounds). The waveform of oscillators 1 and 2 can be switched between sine, sawtooth, square, and pulse width. The sub oscillator waveform can be set 1 or 2 octaves below oscillator 1 and offers square and pulse waveforms with narrow width, being able to deliver that characteristic bass tone.