Looking for more indoors hobbies to get you through the winter?
Now you can make your own video game soundtracks easy and cheap, with the new Teenage Engineering synths.
The two new Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator synths go for just $89 and feature classic sounds from games we all love.
You can go for the Mega Man or the Street Fighter Pocket Operator and get the licensed sounds from either game.
Teenage Engineering worked to launch these new pocket operators and have a partnership with Capcom, which is why you can now easily make an even better soundtrack for your favorite game.
Still, there are notable differences between the synths.
The Street Fighter synth, PO-133, is already available and has these specs:
microphone for sampling
8 melodic sample slots
8 drum slots
40 second sample memory
15 punch-in effects
step multiplier
If you want to go for the Mega Man Pocket Operator PO-128, you’ll have to wait until December 2nd.
This one comes with the following specs:
real 8-bit synthesizer engines for making live and sequenced melodies and bass lines
15 sounds + micro drum
3 track sequencer
128 pattern chaining
step multiplier
You can order them or listen to demos here.
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