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EP-40 Riddim Supertone: Teenage Engineering’s New Reggae Box is Officially Here!
The TE EP-40 Riddim Supertone combines sampling, sequencing, and synthesis in an unusually accessible way. With 128 megabytes of internal memory, 12 stereo or 16 mono voices, and a subtractive synth engine, this compact groovebox packs a powerful punch. Its extensive sound selection is particularly exciting, with over 300 instruments and samples curated by renowned reggae legends that immediately evoke the warm, organic character of classic dub productions. Loops can be fired off grid-synchronously while pressure-sensitive keys and a multifunctional fader control performance in real time.
The included EP-2350 Ting microphone adds an extra layer of creativity to the system. You can connect the mic directly to the EP-40 Riddim Supertone. It provides integrated effects and its own samples that you can trigger. This allows you to integrate spontaneous recordings, vocal interjections, or percussive elements directly into the running track. Thanks to its connections for stereo inputs and outputs, MIDI, sync, and USB-C, the setup is flexible enough to be used in the studio or on the go, either with four AAA batteries or with a power cord.