teenage engineering Choir 8 Voice Ensemble With OP-1 Field Portable Synthesizer Standard

Create your sound and build your own choir with teenage engineering’s Choir 8 Voice Ensemble With OP-1 field Portable Synthesizer. This bundle features teenage engineering’s innovative OP-1 portable synth, along with an eight-piece choir in the form of wooden dolls that are made to serenade you with a repertoire of choral classics, as well as perform your own original compositions.

Based on cultures and characters from across the world, every doll is unique and has its own vocal tonality. While each is given their own voice type, a single doll can customize their vocal range to sing a dynamic solo performance. When more than one member of the choir are placed together, in any combination, they communicate with each other, and recognize the choral members in range, joining in a full choral experience.

OP-1 field Portable Synthesizer
Encased in natural anodized aluminum, the Teenage Engineering OP-1 field portable synthesizer has a low-profile frame with floating keyboard, updated field color palette, a high-resolution screen with flush glass cover, stereo throughout the whole signal chain, Bluetooth MIDI, 24-hour battery life, multiple tapes, styles and recording formats, a great-sounding reverb and the "dimension" synth engine. It sports a revamped speaker system with a passive driver for detailed, fat and loud sound. Teenage Engineering also added an FM antenna—now with receiving and transmitting. It also has new upgraded connectivity with USB-C, 4-pole audio jack for headset mic support, and line in and out sockets are more durable than the OP-1 field's predecessor.

The eight-piece choir includes Carlo (Baritone/Italy), Gisela (Mezzo Soprano/Germany), Bogdan (Bass/Cossack), Hatshepsut (Mezzo Soprano/Egypt), Ivana (Alto/Netherlands), Miki (Tenor/Japan), Olga (Contralto/Russia), and Leila (Soprano/Palestine). Crafted from solid beech with an internal speaker module, each doll can perform pre-composed music or be controlled by a MIDI keyboard, singing solo or with up to fifteen other dolls through BLE signal.