Detail 01
New Oxford NCOs
Each voice has three numerically controlled oscillators with analog-style sound and access to 17 digital wavetables.

Independent shopping perspective
An eight-voice desktop polyphonic synthesizer built for detailed patch design, expressive control, and wavetable-based sound exploration.


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Detail 01
Each voice has three numerically controlled oscillators with analog-style sound and access to 17 digital wavetables.
Detail 02
Each voice has a resonant multi-mode analog filter and pre-filter and post-filter distortion; global distortion is also available.
Detail 03
There are 16 modulation-matrix slots, 16 direct assignments, three ADSR envelopes per voice, and two LFOs per voice.
Detail 04
The free Components editor supports drawn waveforms, Live Edit previewing, and audio import for oscillator waveforms.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Peak has eight voices of polyphony.
Yes. The free Wavetable Editor in Novation Components lets you draw waveforms or import audio as oscillator waveforms.
It has a CV modulation input, five-pin MIDI input and output, and USB.
It includes reverb, delay, and chorus. Firmware Update 2.0 also adds chorus modes, flanger, phlanger, and a Lo-Fi delay mode.
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