Oberheim TEO-5 Compact Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer

Oberheim TEO-5 Compact Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer

The Oberheim TEO-5 is a compact polyphonic analog synthesizer that delivers classic analog tone in a modern, portable design. Built for musicians, producers, and sound designers, it combines rich, expressive sound generation with intuitive controls, making it suitable for both studio production and live performance. Its streamlined layout allows quick access to sound-shaping parameters, while maintaining the signature warmth associated with analog synthesis.

Oberheim TEO-5 Features:

• Versatile 5-voice polyphonic synth packs decades of Oberheim excellence into a compact, uncompromising instrument
• 44-note Fatar keybed ensures detailed, precise performances that are masterfully captured for express live execution and complex, polyphonic step sequencing
• Dual VCO architecture comprises supercharged analog oscillators with thru-zero FM synthesis, delivering scorching sonics with malleable harmonic depth
• Dedicated monophonic and polyphonic multi-waveform LFOs are independently syncable with flexible destination assignments
• State-variable morphing filter pulls from the iconic SEM to sculpt your output through lowpass, highpass, bandpass, and notch configurations with extensive musicality
• Unison, oscillator cross-mod, sync, sub-oscillator, and noise generator allow for detailed sound design to dial in the ideal parts for your performance
• Lauded Oberheim digital FX have been painstakingly captured for use with this out-of-time synth, including the classic Phase Shifter and Ring Modulator, on top of choruses, delays, and more
• Dedicated reverb suite, Overdrive control, and Vintage parameters mean nuanced polyphonic textures that are painlessly refined
• Both ADSR envelopes feature toggled velocity sensitivity and flexible amp, filter, gate, and auxiliary assignments to create multilayered polyphonic modulation
• 3-octave multimode arpeggiator includes a trio of repeat behaviors to expand blistering harmonics with reactive rhythms