• Mini Synthesizer
• Sampler / Sample Import
• MIDI looper with 4 tracks
• MIDI controller
• Performance-oriented
• Songs up to 128 bars long
• 300 sample-based sounds pre-installed
• Instant sampling for drums, bass, chords, leads
• Notes can be quantized
• Built-in microphone
• 8 sensitive touchpads including velocity, Vibrato & pressure
• Vibration motor
  
• 4-part synthesizer with subtractive and PM synthesis and 10 voices
• MPE MIDI support
  
• Bluetooth LE MIDI
• Orba app for managing songs, loops, samples and presets
• USB-C port for MIDI, audio, data exchange and battery charging
• Built-in 1250 mAh battery for approx. 4 hours of operation
• 3 watt loudspeaker
• incl. USB-C cable
  

Features

As a digital Mini Synthesizer , Orba uses subtractive and physical modeling synthesis to generate all sounds with a maximum of ten voices. These are distributed across the four tracks of the built-in loop player. In addition, the sample player is a real enrichment for the practical creative tool. The internal sample memory is sufficiently large at 2 GB, so several sounds can be played simultaneously and layered musically. A switchable quantizer places all note entries accurately into the grid, so that it simply grooves perfectly and is rhythmically on point. Furthermore, songs can have a length of up to 128 bars. Thanks to Bluetooth MIDI & Audio and USB-C port, Orba 3 connects to most laptops and can therefore be integrated into the DAW. Literally in the blink of an eye eg. to change several effect parameters in Ableton at the same time, it is very easy. Orba combines very sensitive gesture control and performance-oriented operation in one package. Spontaneously make music with friends or contribute a part for a production, a spontaneous idea can be worked out on the spot. The 1250 mA Li-Po battery with up to 4 hours of operating time and a built-in loudspeaker with 3 watts of power guarantee fun without being tied to one place.

New in version 3

The third Generation comes with 300 sample-based sounds that can be used to create ad hoc beats and melodies in the integrated Looper . The highlight, however, is probably the omnidirectional MEMS microphone for recording samples. By the way: the sample engine automatically cuts samples and sets the pitch. The USB interface now also functions as a high-resolution audio Output interface. Thanks to the improved labelling, the round device is much easier to use in most cases.