Teenage Engineering - EP-1320 Medieval
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The Teenage Engineering EP-1320 Medieval condenses tavern ambience into a pocket-sized device. This synthesizer/sampler/sequencer puts medieval sounds captured with almost Druidic care at your fingertips. With its 16-bit audio engine, sound library populated with lutes, Gregorian chants, cataclysmic foley and built-in effects, it offers a totally anachronistic playground. Its touch-sensitive controls and mini-jack and USB-C connectors open it up to digital musicians and modern minstrels alike.
ARTICLE N° 96892
Presentation
If you've ever dreamed of remixing a Gregorian chant with hoofbeats and a built-in compressor, Teenage Engineering's EP-1320 Medieval is your new playground.
This sequencer combines 6 stereo voices, 7 send effects, 128 MB of shared memory and an internal microphone to record your best dragon cries live. And thanks to its Pocus system, step-by-step programming becomes almost a ritual dance.
The first thing that surprises you about the EP-1320 Medieval is the serious way it handles absurd sounds. The library includes percussion instruments such as chains, battle toms, bells and coconut clogs (presumably certified). Pressure-sensitive pads bring every sound to life, even that of a noisy peasant.
Teenage Engineering's device didn't just play the sonic wild card, it mapped it with 46.875 kHz resolution. The Medieval is capable of a succession of period samples, unexpected transpositions and punko-Arthurian effects.
It all fits into a 625g case, powered by USB-C or 4 AAA batteries, perfect for improvising by the fire or on stage. Well... at the banquet.
The funniest part? The Medieval also lets you record your own sounds: a bleating goat, your neighbour sneezing, or an ill-tempered pigeon.
Add a bit of delay, trigger a punch-in FX and you've got yourself a soundtrack for a heroic fantasy film on LSD.
Minstrels 2.0 salute you.
This sequencer combines 6 stereo voices, 7 send effects, 128 MB of shared memory and an internal microphone to record your best dragon cries live. And thanks to its Pocus system, step-by-step programming becomes almost a ritual dance.
The first thing that surprises you about the EP-1320 Medieval is the serious way it handles absurd sounds. The library includes percussion instruments such as chains, battle toms, bells and coconut clogs (presumably certified). Pressure-sensitive pads bring every sound to life, even that of a noisy peasant.
Teenage Engineering's device didn't just play the sonic wild card, it mapped it with 46.875 kHz resolution. The Medieval is capable of a succession of period samples, unexpected transpositions and punko-Arthurian effects.
It all fits into a 625g case, powered by USB-C or 4 AAA batteries, perfect for improvising by the fire or on stage. Well... at the banquet.
The funniest part? The Medieval also lets you record your own sounds: a bleating goat, your neighbour sneezing, or an ill-tempered pigeon.
Add a bit of delay, trigger a punch-in FX and you've got yourself a soundtrack for a heroic fantasy film on LSD.
Minstrels 2.0 salute you.
Features
Aftertouch
Yes
Velocity-sensitive
Yes
Type of sound generator
sampling, Samples, Digital
Effects
Yes
Analog output
1
Headphone output
1
USB port
Yes
Arpeggiator
Yes
Sequencer
Yes
Internal memory
Yes
MIDI port
Yes
Screen
Yes
Type of backup
Internal
Power supply
Battery(ies), Via USB bus
Speaker
Yes
Country of production
Spain
Other features
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Teenage Engineering EP-1320 Medieval
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Synthesizer / Sampler / Sequencer
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High-resolution sequencer
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Step-by-step programming: Pocus system
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Medieval sound library: lute, hurdy-gurdy, percussion, Gregorian chants
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Medieval ambience samples
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Foley samples: special effects
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Built-in microphone and loudspeaker
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Controls :
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Pressure-sensitive buttons
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Multifunction fader
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Sampling frequency: 46.875 kHz
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Resolution: 16 bit
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AD/DA converters: 24 bit
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Internal signal chain: 32 bit floating point
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Voices: 6 stereo / 12 mono
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Built-in effects: reverb, delay, distortion
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Send effects: 7
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Master compressor: built-in
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Editing functions: chop, loop, transpose
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Built-in demo songs: 9
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User projects: 9
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Medieval sounds memory: 96 MB
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User memory: 32 MB
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Total memory: 128 MB
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Connections :
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Audio input/output: TRS mini jack ∅3.5 mm
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MIDI input/output: 3.5 mm TRS mini jack ∅
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Headphone/Line output: 3.5 mm TRS mini jack ∅
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USB port: USB-C
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Power supply: USB-C or 4x AAA batteries
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Dimensions: 240 x 176 x 16 mm
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Weight : 625 g
To find out more...
Who is it for?
- Film and video game composers: Create authentic medieval atmospheres for your projects.
- Electronic musicians: Add a touch of originality to your productions by incorporating medieval elements.
- Experimental music fans: Explore new sonic territories and push back the boundaries of musical creation.
- Sound designers
About Teenage Engineering:
Teenage Engineering is developing the alternative future of consumer electronics, with every invention designed to last. From reinventing music-making with the iconic OP-1 portable synthesizer and expanding the synth population with the affordable Pocket Operator series, to redesigning listening with the OD-11 directional speaker and OB-4 magic radio, they've applied their signature mindset to a new legacy of sustainable technologies. Their designs have led to collaborations with renowned artists and brands, sharing their vision of integrating creativity into everyday life. Teenage Engineering was founded in 2007 and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.
- Film and video game composers: Create authentic medieval atmospheres for your projects.
- Electronic musicians: Add a touch of originality to your productions by incorporating medieval elements.
- Experimental music fans: Explore new sonic territories and push back the boundaries of musical creation.
- Sound designers
About Teenage Engineering:
Teenage Engineering is developing the alternative future of consumer electronics, with every invention designed to last. From reinventing music-making with the iconic OP-1 portable synthesizer and expanding the synth population with the affordable Pocket Operator series, to redesigning listening with the OD-11 directional speaker and OB-4 magic radio, they've applied their signature mindset to a new legacy of sustainable technologies. Their designs have led to collaborations with renowned artists and brands, sharing their vision of integrating creativity into everyday life. Teenage Engineering was founded in 2007 and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.
