Discover the TimewARP 2600, the only ARP 2600 emulator originally endorsed by the inventor Alan R. Pearlman.
Echoes of a Musical Revolution
Discover the TimewARP 2600, the only ARP 2600 emulator originally endorsed by the inventor Alan R. Pearlman.
AUTHENTICITY REDEFINED
Discover the TimewARP 2600, the only ARP 2600 emulator originally endorsed by the inventor Alan R. Pearlman.
It's not just another synthesizer; it's a bridge to a storied past.
THE REAL DEAL:
ECHOES OF A MUSICAL REVOLUTION
The ARP 2600 shaped the sounds of an era, a favorite among legends of electronic music, bridging the gap between modular and non-modular synths with its ingenious normalized patch design.
First created in 2006 and now updated, the TimewARP 2600 carries that legacy forward, delivering the warm, authentic sound that once revolutionized synth-based music.
BEYOND IMITATION:
A NEW STANDARD
With cutting-edge digital modelling and expanded capabilities like eight-voice polyphony and patch memory, it sets a new standard for synthesizer design. The instrument embodies the spirit of the ARP 2600 while pushing the boundaries of what a modern synthesizer can achieve
THE CREATOR'S CHOICE
Originally endorsed by Alan R. Pearlman, the mind behind the original ARP 2600, the TimewARP 2600 stands as a testament to authentic sound reproduction.
During the development, many who worked on the original hardware, had a hand in developing the TimewARP 2600. Their input has proved to be invaluable, contributing to the creation of the most authentic plugin version of the ARP 2600.
MORE
THAN AN INSTRUMENT
It's more than an instrument; it's a piece of history, expertly reborn for the modern musician and loved by many top synth legends who used the original hardware such as Joe Zawinul, Depeche Mode, Roger Manning Jr., and Pete Townsend.
The original endorsement from the creator and these artists speaks volumes about its quality and fidelity.
WATCH:
DISCOVER THE TIMEWARP 2600
1. Main Walkthrough
An introduction to the TimewARP 2600 plugin instrument.
2. Overview 1: Basic Sounds
A walk through of the TimewARP 2600's basic signal flow.
3. Overview 2: A Legend Returns
This is not just another synthesizer, it's a bridge to a storied past.
4. Overview 3: Bass Patch Creation
Creating a bass patch with legendary ARP style sounds.
5. Overview 4: Filter Frequency
Go from basic to high-powered bass sounds.
6. Overview 5: Preset Walkthrough
Watch and listen to some of the TimewARP 2600's awesome presets.
WHAT THEY'RE SAYING
DAVID MASH
“I bought my first synthesizer, an ARP 2600, in 1977. When I first tried the TimewARP 2600 software, I couldn't believe how perfectly the software replicated the nuances of the original instrument. I have tried other software implementations of the ARP 2600, and some get close to the sound and features, but none have captured the original instrument's character and response better than the TimewARP 2600!”
Composer
Founding Chair of Berklee College of Music's Electronic Production & Design Dept.Chair of the Alan R Pearlman Foundation Board of Directors. Musician, Educator, Futurist
FROM LEARNER
TO EXPERT
With the TimewARP 2600, learning modular synthesis is accessible to all. It comes equipped with comprehensive guides, making it an ideal tool for beginners, yet its depth and versatility will satisfy even the most seasoned experts.
This synthesizer invites you on a journey from basics to the heights of creative mastery. Start with one of the amazing presets then try patching some cables to explore the world of modular synthesis.
THE REAL DEAL
The TimewARP 2600 in more than a synthesizer; it's "The Real Deal". A rare fusion of historical authenticity and innovative technology, it honors the past while boldly stepping into the future. Experience the TimewARP 2600 and become part of a legacy that continues to shape the world of music.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
The TimeWARP 2600 is designed to support VST 2 and VST3 Plugin hosts as well as full support for AU, AAX. This software requires an internet connection to authorize
Windows
MAC
Windows 10, 11
macOS 12 - 15
313 MB free disk space
480 MB free disk space
4GB RAM (8GB recommended)
4GB RAM (8GB recommended)
Dual-core 2.5GHz CPU
Dual-core 2.5GHz CPU
VST 2/3 compatible host
VST 2/3 compatible host
AAX plugin compatible host
AAX plugin compatible host
AU plugin compatible host
For more information on Alan R. Pearlman and his pioneering work, please visit the Alan R. Pearlman Foundation website:
