Teenage Engineering - EP-2350 Ting

The Teenage Engineering EP-2350 Ting is like nothing else, and that's precisely why we love it. This little stand-alone microphone becomes your on-stage extension: a mix between a Lo-Fi sampler and a gesture controller that responds to every impulse. Multifunction buttons let you sequence vocal effects, modulate the signal and switch between the four built-in samples. Behind its minimal design, everything has been thought out for instinctive, almost animal-like live use, where the slightest tremor becomes a sound modulation.

The EP-2350 Ting's effects system cultivates the raw grain dear to Teenage Engineering: dub-style echo, spring that exudes mechanical reverb, pixie for surreal flights of fancy and robot for an old-school metallic timbre. The whole system is controlled via an expressive lever and a mysterious 'secret button' that changes everything depending on the context. The output level can be finely adjusted to suit any audio system, from a simple street amp to a home studio set-up linked to the EP-40 riddim. Somewhere between sound experimentation and stage performance, the Ting is a free, tactile tool designed for artists who prefer to sculpt sound rather than simply broadcast it.

In short, a sound companion designed to follow the rhythm of your inspiration, whether it's playing in the studio or on a pavement corner.