The legendary sound of the 80s lives on with the Behringer WAVE, a wavetable synthesiser that channels the same sonic DNA used by icons like David Bowie, Jean Michel Jarre and Tangerine Dream to craft their timeless hits. This powerful instrument brings classic 8 or 16-bit resolution wavetable synthesis to your fingertips, featuring up to 8 configurable voices that capture the authentic retro sound that defined a generation.
WAVE excels at producing lush pads, deep bass tones and distinctive bell or chime-like textures through its comprehensive sound engine. The synth comes loaded with classic wavetables containing 64 waves each, plus an additional 64 fixed sub-oscillator waveforms for enhanced sonic depth. Two dedicated ADSR envelopes give you precise control over wavetable characteristics, while the sub-oscillator position control adds subtle nuance to your patches.
The 49 full-size keys provide an ideal balance of expressiveness and practicality, with both aftertouch and velocity sensitivity allowing dynamic sound shaping based on your playing technique. For those seeking expanded sonic possibilities, the SynthTribe app for macOS and Windows makes importing additional user wavetables and transients straightforward, ensuring your creative options remain limitless with this remarkable hybrid synthesiser.
- Authentic Wavetable generators and analogue VCF and VCA designs based on the PPG* Wave 2.2 and 2.3 from the Õ80s
- Classic digital wavetable synthesis with 8 or 16-bit resolution
- Authentic analogue signal path based on original VCF and VCA designs
- 8 voices configurable in modes such as splits, layers, and unison
- 30 classic factory wavetables and 64 user-defined wavetables, each comprising 64 waveforms, along with 32 user-defined transients
- Easy import of user wavetables and transients through SynthTribe
- Authentic and advanced oscillator modes for versatile sound design
- Manual wavetable control for precise navigation through selected table waves with optional crossfading
- Two ADSR envelopes for shaping the filter, amplifier, or wavetable position



