The LOVE Synthesizers FIRST LOVE White is an innovative standalone polyphonic FM synthesizer that reimagines sound design through an intuitive touchscreen interface. Developed in Reykjavík, Iceland, FIRST LOVE combines four multitimbral 4-operator FM engines with expressive hardware controls, allowing users to draw FM routing directly on a vibrant 7" touchscreen instead of navigating traditional programming menus. Featuring morphing timbres, wavefolding, an onboard looper, built-in effects, pressure-sensitive performance pads and optional battery operation, FIRST LOVE makes advanced FM synthesis approachable while offering exceptional creative depth for musicians, producers and sound designers.

Key features

• Standalone polyphonic FM synthesizer
• White finish
• Four-part multitimbral architecture
• 4-operator FM engine with user-definable algorithms
• 7" colour touchscreen with animated interface
• Drawable FM routing and real-time timbre morphing
• Wavefolding and sine-to-square waveshaping per operator
• Morphing envelopes and flexible modulation matrix
• Built-in sequencer, riff arpeggiator and 4×4 MIDI looper
• Integrated effects including reverb, delay, chorus, flanger, freezer and bit crusher
• Built-in stereo speakers and optional battery operation
• USB-C, MIDI, sync and Bluetooth connectivity

Overview

Included Content

• LOVE Synthesizers FIRST LOVE White synthesizer
• FIRST LOVE JAM sound collection
• User documentation

Creative Tools

• Create FM algorithms simply by drawing modulation paths on the touchscreen
• Morph seamlessly between four independent timbres in real time
• Combine FM, additive and waveshaping techniques for unique sounds
• Build evolving textures using morphing envelopes and flexible modulation
• Create performances with the onboard sequencer, arpeggiator and MIDI looper
• Experiment with alternative tunings using support for up to 256 microtonal scales
• Perform anywhere using built-in speakers and optional battery power

Ideal For

• Electronic musicians
• Sound designers
• Synth enthusiasts
• Music producers
• Live performers
• Film composers
• Experimental artists
• Portable music production