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Expressive E are an innovative company pushing the boundaries of how we interact with sound, creating instruments and controllers that respond to touch in a uniquely expressive way. Their products are designed to capture subtle movements and gestures, allowing musicians to shape sound with a level of detail that goes far beyond traditional keyboards and controllers.
What makes Expressive E stand out is their ability to turn performance into something truly dynamic. Instruments like the Osmose and controllers like the Touché allow for nuanced control over pitch, timbre and dynamics, giving you a much more organic and immersive playing experience. Whether used with hardware or software, they open up new creative possibilities that feel closer to playing an acoustic instrument.
Expressive E products are simply great — inspiring, innovative and incredibly responsive. If you’re looking to explore a more expressive way of making music, they offer something genuinely different, and you will not be disappointed.
Explore hardware synthesisers for sound design, performance and music production. This collection includes analogue, digital, hybrid, FM and wavetable instruments in keyboard, desktop and modular formats. Compare the synthesis method, polyphony, keybed, sequencer, effects and MIDI or CV connectivity to find an instrument that fits your studio, live setup and preferred way of creating sounds.
Instruments capable of playing multiple notes or voices at the same time. Polyphony supports chords, layered pads and overlapping notes, although the available voice count and how voices are allocated vary between instruments.
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