Akai Unveils Timbre Wolf & Tom Cat

Timbre Wolf

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Akai shows off new products at NAMM 2015 called Timbre Wolf & Tom Cat. The Timbre Wolf & Tom Cat are analog devices for the analog junkie. Read more below.

Cumberland, RI USA (January 22, 2015)– Akai Pro (akaipro.com), a leading pioneer of music devices for production and also performance, today announced the intro of their brand-new Timbre Wolf analog synthesizer and Tom Cat analog drum equipment.

The Timbre Wolf is a real analog 4-voice polyphonic synthesizer. Timbre Wolf is pack with 4 configurable mono synths, a 4-voice unison or a 4-voice polysynth, Timbre Wolf includes an expert high quality 25-key custom-made Akai Pro keybed.

Timbre Wolf brings in an unique, persuading conventional synth voice to any kind of artist’s arsenal of tools.

Tom Cat

Tom Cat is an exciting real analog drum device with five built-in percussion voices, including Kick, Snare, and also Clap sounds with chromatically tunable Nightclub Toms. Onboard controls– all constantly variable– enable users to customize the adjusting, amplitude envelopes, as well as volume of each drum voice individually for exact real-time change.

Outfitted with 6 MPC-style pads and an integrated 32-step sequencer, Tom Cat gives an fast responsive interface with a timeless drum equipment layout. Drum designs can be fine-tuned utilizing the Swing function, Pattern Select, and also Pace Control knob. A customized signal course, switched on by its special “Maul” circuit, permits the customer ‘filthy up’ their drum beats for the appropriate effect.

Timbre Wolf $499 US
Tom Cat $199 US
Available in July 2015

Find out more: http://akaipro.com

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