Hybrid monophonic synthesizer
The best of both worlds
Anyma Phi blends the classic ingredients of electronic music, like oscillators and filters, with physical modeling technology, allowing it to simulate acoustic sound sources, such as strings or reeds, as well as resonating structures, like wood, glass, or metal.
Create Unique Sounds
Sound design for all
The matrix provides a quick and easy way to explore your sounds by following a physical metaphor, with four macros for each of the five stages of sound generation: Excite, Vibrate, Resonate, Global, and Animate.
Infinite Possibilities
A semi-modular powerhouse
Beyond the matrix lies an insanely powerful semi-modular synthesis engine where you can harness a wide variety of oscillators and effects, and control them effortlessly using an impressive modulator system. Going so deep into sound design has never been easier before with such a small box!
Anyma Phi Editor
Standalone, but well-connected
The Anyma Phi can hold up to 200 patches, and everything you need to create them is right on the machine. You can also benefit from the large screen of your computer (PC or Mac) to edit, manage and share patches even more easily, in a streamlined environment that displays all the synth modules at once and their interactions in real time. Learn more about the Anyma Phi’s Updates and Downloads.
MIDI Controller
In tune with its environment
With its small form factor, it can sit on your keyboard, or anywhere on your desk. You can control it using any MIDI controller, keyboard or sequencer, with first-class support for wind controllers, like our Sylphyo. And it also shines with World and microtonal music*!
Just Tap and Scratch
The world is your oyster
With its stereo input, you can also use the Anyma Phi as a versatile effects processor for your other gear, or use any external sound to excite its resonators and other physical models. And you don’t even need a mic to get interesting sounds: just tap and scratch directly on the case of the Anyma!
Discover the versatile sonic
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Technical specifications
- Hybrid monophonic synthesizer, with physical modeling components
- Memory: 200 patches
- Stereo audio outputs:
- L-R 1/4” mono line jack outputs
- 1/4” stereo headphone jack output
- Stereo audio inputs:
- 1/4” stereo jack audio input
- Internal piezoelectric mic when external input unplugged
- MIDI inputs and outputs via USB and DIN ports
- Powerful digital semi-modular synthesizer engine:
- 3 oscillator slots (more than 40 types, including wind/string physical models, modal resonators, virtual analog and digital algorithms)
- 5 effect slots (more than 30 types, including resonators, granular processors, and FM operators) along 2 serial buses (Main, Aux) + 1 mono reverb
- 16 modulator slots (more than 40 types, including envelope generators, LFO, curves, interpolators, slew limiters, sequencers, physical and algorithmic processes, etc.)
- 32 mapping slots (virtual patch cords), each allowing to control any synth parameter (including another mapping) using a modulator or a controller input, with sidechain input and min/max/curve/smoothing
- Responsive to pitch, pitch-bend, velocity, breath control/expression, as well as 4 other controller inputs (with MIDI learn)
- External MIDI CC control for the matrix and the entire patch (via NRPN)
- World-class microtonal support: up to 8 custom tunings, 50 onboard presets, onboard editor, MTS import/export
- Built-in arpeggiator: 15 patterns, internal/external MIDI clock sync, custom triggers
- Support for up to 3-note paraphony when building a patch
- External audio processors
- Automatic random patch generation (optional)
- Free software editor/librarian (Mac/PC)
- 225 x 120 x 70 mm (8.9 x 4.7 x 2.8”) and 900 gr (2 lbs)
- Included: Anyma Phi, 5V PSU and USB cable
- Designed and made in France
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