Finger Sonic Analog Fusion

Italian brand FingerSonic have announced AnalogFusion, a hybrid polysynth, sporting a total of 13 digital and analogue voices.

Split into two distinct areas, the AF comes with six analogue voices, each comprised of two oscillators (saw, pulse and triangle waveforms) with PWM, three LFOs, hard-sync, ring modulation, a multimode filter, plus white and pink noise generators. The oscillators are detunable and all the analogue circuitry is made with discrete components.

There is also an additional analogue bass voice, which isn’t so feature rich, with just a single oscillator (saw and square waveforms) and a filter.

On the digital side, the synth has three main areas: Virtual Analog, which has two oscillators, a multimode filter, two envelopes and three LFOs; an FM section, with operators with a multimode filter for each voice; and a wavetable synth engine. All joined by a dedicated drum section.

Globally, the layer mode allows users to stack the analogue and digital engines for some serious sound design possibilities and you’ll also find a 14-track sequencer and three arpeggiators lurking within. The effects section is entirely digital and includes delay, chorus and distortion, but can be completely bypassed, should you want to keep the signal-chain analogue.

At the time of writing there’s no word on price. According to FingerSonic, AnalogFusion will arrive next summer.