Novation Bass Station II Analog Monosynth – includes 64 factory patches, pattern-based step sequencer and arpeggiator, two oscillators plus an additional sub oscillator

Reimagining Novation's classic analog monosynth for the new generation of electronic musicians, Bass Station II enhances and improves on the original in every area. Packing two oscillators (plus a sub-oscillator and noise generator), a multimode filter, amp and filter modulation, step sequencing and an arpeggiator, Bass Station II gives you all the tools you need to easily sculpt bleeding-edge basses, leads, pads and FX. 64 factory presets, 64 user slots and downloadable artist-created patches help to keep you inspired, with intuitively arranged controls and full sized 25-note keyboard to make it quick and easy to make Bass Station II your own.

• Create a huge variety of sounds- Two tuneable, analogue oscillators offer a selection of four waveforms, a sub-oscillator, plus noise and ring modulation to help you achieve the sound you’re looking for
• Enormous bass and shrieking leads- Switch the Classic Filter between low-, high- and band-pass modes with 12 and 24dB/octave slopes to make the Bass Station II as mellow or aggressive as you want
• Improved analogue filter stage- Two distinct analogue filter types: the classic multi-mode filter and a new 24dB Acid Filter offer a massive variation in sonic possibilities
• Instant Inspiration - Bass Station II's pattern-based arpeggiator and step sequencer are a fun way to find new inspiration. The sequencer lets you record your own notes, ties, rests, and rhythms in real time, and can use them with any patch you like
• Easily load and save patches - There’s space for 128 patches, and 64 factory sounds are included. Downloadable artist packs cover a huge range of styles and give you even more presets to get inspired, and you can create your own sounds from scratch
• Connect to Just About Anything- Bass Station II has MIDI I/O on 5 pin din ports, so you can connect your other MIDI gear. You can even connect an external instrument and run it through Bass Station II's analogue filter and effects