Modor NF-1k
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Modor NF-1k

Modor NF-1k – Keyboard Version of the NF-1 Polysynth

  • 16-voice keyboard NF-1 synthesizer
  • 49-key Fatar with poly aftertouch
  • Three touch ribbons (pitch, mod, CC3)
  • 2-part multitimbral with 64 setups
  • Arpeggiator, chord and unison modes

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Modor NF-1k – Keyboard Version of the NF-1 Polysynth

The Modor NF-1k is the expressive keyboard incarnation of the cult NF-1 digital polysynth. Two complete NF-1 sound engines power 16 voices of polyphony across a 49-key Fatar keyboard with polyphonic aftertouch, plus three touch ribbons for pitch, modulation and an assignable CC.

Key Features

  • 16-voice digital DSP synthesis: Two NF-1 engines that can be split, layered or used multitimbrally (8+8).
  • 49-key Fatar keybed: Premium keys with polyphonic aftertouch for per-note expression.
  • Three touch ribbons: 50 cm pitch-bend ribbon plus mod and assignable CC3 ribbons – a true performance interface.
  • Arpeggiator, chord & unison: MIDI-syncable arpeggiator (Up/Down/Random/Program), chord-hold mode and detuned unison with stereo spread.
  • 448 patches + 64 multis: Save full performance setups including splits, layers and ribbon assignments.
  • MPE-compatible: Class-compliant USB-MIDI plus full DIN MIDI I/O.

Customer Benefits

The NF-1k turns the NF-1's deep digital synthesis into a true performance instrument. Polyphonic aftertouch and three touch ribbons let you shape every note while you play, so expressive pad swells, lead vibrato and live sound design happen under your fingers – not buried in menus.

Quick Specs

  • Polyphony: 16 voices, splittable as 8+8 across two parts
  • Keyboard: 49 keys, Fatar weighted, polyphonic aftertouch
  • Performance: 50 cm pitch ribbon + 2 x 10 cm modulation ribbons
  • Modes: Arpeggiator, chord, unison
  • Memory: 448 patches, 64 multis
  • Display: 16x2 backlit LCD
  • Audio outputs: Stereo L/R (6.35 mm TRS), headphone out
  • MIDI: In, Out, Thru (5-pin DIN), USB class compliant
  • Pedal inputs: Sustain and expression
  • Dimensions: 73 x 51 x 14 cm
  • Weight: 15 kg
  • Power: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz (IEC C14)

What's in the Box

  • Modor NF-1k
  • IEC power cable

Use Cases / Ideal For

Ideal for synth players, sound designers and live performers who want NF-1 character under their fingers, with poly aftertouch and ribbons for expressive lead and pad work.

Compatibility

Class-compliant USB MIDI for macOS, Windows and Linux. MPE-compatible with controllers and DAWs that support per-note expression.

Pros & Cons

✅ Pros:

  • Two NF-1 engines = 16 voices, splittable
  • Polyphonic aftertouch and three touch ribbons
  • Hands-on, menu-free workflow inherited from the NF-1

⚠️ Cons:

  • Larger and heavier than the rack NF-1
  • 49 keys – not a 61-key range for piano-style performance

The Modor NF-1k brings the boutique NF-1 sound to a performance keyboard with polyphonic aftertouch and ribbons for serious expression.

Karatteristiċi

Two NF-1 engines providing 16 voices, splittable 8+8 multitimbral

49-key Fatar keyboard with polyphonic aftertouch

Three touch ribbons: 50 cm pitch bend plus mod and assignable CC3

MIDI-syncable arpeggiator, chord and unison modes

448 patches and 64 multi-setups

MIDI In/Out/Thru, class-compliant USB and pedal inputs

Stereo TRS outputs and headphone jack

Robust metal chassis with wooden side panels

Speċifikazzjonijiet

Marka
Modor
Mudell
NF-1k
Kategorija
Synths u keyboards › Sintetizzaturi
Konnettività
Wired
Provvista tal-enerġija
AC Power
Vuċijiet
8
Tasti
49
Piż
N/A
Konnessjonijiet tal-input
MIDI In (DIN), USB MIDI
Konnessjonijiet tal-output
1/4" Out (Stereo), Headphone Out, MIDI Out/Thru (DIN), USB MIDI
Dimensjonijiet
N/A

Fil-kaxxa

Modor NF-1k

IEC power cable

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