Eight-voice polyphonic synthesizer.

Peak sounds warm and rich with gritty, biting overdrive. It's an eight-voice desktop polyphonic synthesizer with three New Oxford Oscillators for each voice. The synth has a resonant multi-mode analog filter for each voice, and three distortion points in an analog signal chain.

Analog where it matters – digital where it counts

Peak’s design consultant was none other than Chris Huggett, the man behind Bass Station, Supernova, OSCar, and many more legendary synths. Peak originates from the Bass Station II analog monosynth, and Peak’s oscillators sound completely analog by being high-quality NCOs (Numerically-Controlled Oscillators), but gain the flexibility of the digital domain with 60 digital wavetables.

Create and refine new sounds from scratch

Expand your electronic music, draw in new influences, and take artistic risks. The modulation system puts the most frequently used assignments right at your fingertips in the main controls. More complex movements and secondary ‘via’ assignments are just a few menu button presses away.

Connect to just about anything

You can connect Peak to your Mac or PC via USB and start playing. It also has MIDI I/O on five-pin DIN ports, so you can connect your other MIDI gear. Oh, and did we mention it connects to modular systems via a CV modulation input?