Arturia MiniFreak

About the Arturia MiniFreak

The MiniFreak carries forward the selectable digital synthesis algorithms - wavetable, physical modeling, and others - that defined the MicroFreak, but doubles the concept with two independently selectable oscillator engines per voice, letting a player combine two genuinely different synthesis types within a single patch. Combined with true 6-voice polyphony, this moves the design decisively beyond the MicroFreak's single-voice, single-oscillator scope into full chord and pad territory.

Its analog filter section, paired with the flexible digital oscillator engines, follows the same hybrid philosophy Arturia established with the MicroFreak - digital sound generation for breadth and modern algorithmic variety, analog filtering for the warmth and character that pure digital filtering often lacks - scaled up into a genuinely capable polyphonic instrument.

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Sound character of the Arturia MiniFreak

MiniFreak uses the same digital oscillator engine as the MicroFreak (offering wavetable, formant, physical-modeling and other digital algorithms) but adds full 6-voice polyphony and dual analog-modeled filters, giving it a brighter, more complex, digitally-sourced core tone shaped through classic analog-style filtering.

Technical data for the Arturia MiniFreak

Price history for the Arturia MiniFreak

Cheapest seen: 450 EUR  ·  Most expensive seen: 552 EUR

The history of the Arturia MiniFreak

Arturia's MiniFreak extends the MicroFreak's hybrid digital/analog concept into a polyphonic instrument with dual independent oscillator engines per voice.