This download of TimewARP 2600 Virtual Instrument by SONiVOX (Download)from TimewARP 2600 Virtual Instrument by SONiVOX (Download)is an ARP 2600 synthesizer emulator endorsed by the inventor of the original ARP 2600. For nearly four decades, the ARP 2600 has helped to provide the backbone for electronic, urban, and popular music. Today, musicians and producers aggressively pursue the limited number of remaining original ARP 2600 synthesizers for their distinctive warmth and unmatched fidelity. The TimewARP 2600 delivers the same fat sound with twice the flexibility.

ARP 2600 Emulation Software    Extensive Patch Manager    Use as Part af an Effects Chain    Eight Voice Polyphony    Windows/Mac

By developing their own proprietary and optimized virtual analog oscillators and filters, WOW brings the most accurate digital reproduction of the 2600's fat analog sound to your desktop. All of the original control features from the ARP 2600 are there, and because you can now save your carefully programmed patches, the TimewARP 2600 is even better than the real thing.

The ARP 2600 synthesizer helped define the music of an era. Edgar Winter's Frankenstein and The Who's Who Are You featured the ARP 2600, and it was used by The Tubes, Jean Michel Jarre, Deep Purple, and on, and on. Only 3000 original ARP 2600s were produced between 1970 and 1981, and they've been trading hands among collectors for thousands of dollars ever since.

The success of any great analog synthesizer emulation relies on accurately modeling the behavior of the voltage-controlled filter module. Not a trivial task, WOW has created a new industry benchmark with its TimewARP 2600 digital VCF. It must be heard to be believed.

There is no limit to the number of patches you can create and save with the TimewARP 2600. In addition to comprehensive import and export abilities, they also include a sophisticated Patch Manager for sorting your presets any way you want. The TimewARP 2600 also responds to MIDI bank-select and patch-select commands for total control.

Utilize the signal input/output function on any Pro Tools I/O bridge to use the TimewARP 2600 like an elaborate signal effects processor.

Plug in a guitar, microphone, or other sound source to provide an additional signal feed to be used in the TimewARP as an oscillator, LFO modulator, control voltage, and more. Use the synthesizer as an effect to process the input. Create one-of-a-kind vocoder effects. For example, Pete Townsend used this ability to drive the guitar sound in The Who's Who Are You.

Running as a track plug-in, the TimewARP 2600 can also process prerecorded MIDI tracks. Under MIDI control, the internal clock may be synchronized to an incoming MIDI beat clock.

The TimewARP 2600 comes loaded with hundreds of great patches right out of the box, and due to the TimewARP's unique sonic environment, you can create evolving textural patches.

The original ARP 2600 was a monophonic instrument, but those days are over. Sure, you can play the TimewARP 2600 in monophonic mode, but you'll have more fun playing all of those classic patches with multiple voices for the first time.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this a 10-bit display?

A: No, this is an 8 bit monitor. For 10 bit, you will need to spend more.

Q: 2. How do get the sdi inputs working?

A: The SDI connections on the FeelWorld LUT6S 6" 2600 cd/m² 4K HDMI/3G-SDI Touchscreen Monitor work just by connecting a SDI video source (camera) with supported resolution and frame rate. The supported resolutions and frame rates are listed on the specs tab of the product info, here is a link: https://bhpho.to/3qT2S63.

Q: 3. I have a Tamron G2 lense-how does monopod attach to it? Do I need to buy anything additional?

A: No, the tripod foot of the lens attaches directly to the monopod.

Q: 4. Why doesn't it display 23.98p and 29.97p on Canon C200 over HDMI?

A: The FeelWorld LUT6S 6" 2600 cd/m² 4K HDMI/3G-SDI Touchscreen Monitor does support the framerates that you are trying to output. However, your HDMI/SDI output settings may need to be configured correctly. See this manual page for the Canon C200 HDMI/SDI output settings: https://bit.ly/3YDdljb

Q: 5. Will this work with the Nikon D750? Thanks

A: Yes, you will need an HDMI cable to connect the monitor and D750.

Q: 6. Is it possible to input via HDMI from your camera, and then output to a larger monitor via BNC?

A: The outputs on the Feelworld LUT6S 6- 2600 cd/m² 4K HDMI/3G-SDI Touchscreen Monitor are loop outs only, and do not support HDMI to SDI cross conversion. In order to do so, you would also need an HDMI to SDI converter.

Q: 7. Is the touchscreen responsive? I’ve found several cheaper touchscreen monitors to be hard to control with touchscreen.

A: Check out the FeelWorld LUT6 in a hands-on demo: https://feelworld.ltd/blogs/news/feelworld-lut6-lut6s-6-ultra-bright-2600nits-touch-camera-monitor-daylight-viewable-with-hdr-3d-lut

Q: 8. Can I put a base on this monopod?

A: No, you can't.

Q: 9. What is the difference between this and the Lut 7?

A: The Feelworld LUT 7 provides 1" more in screen real estate, but other than that, the Feelworld LUT 6 provides 400 more nits and HDR capability.

Q: 10. Can you recommend a DC power cable?

A: The DC barrel is 2.1mm. You would need a 2.1mm DC Cable that supplies 12 volts.