The future of digital synth control
Misa Digital builds world-class next-gen monophonic synth controllers designed to push the boundaries of what's possible in electronic music creation.
Our instruments give you a new type of control over deep, powerful bass and monophonic synth sounds. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, Misa Digital lets you shape sound like never before.
Blog posts
Your Misa Quadwave Just Went 3D
We’ve just dropped Quadwave firmware v2.5.0, and it’s a game-changer. Your touchpad just got a serious upgrade - it’s gone 3D! In addition to left-right and up-down control, there’s now a third dimension: velocity. It adds dynamic expression to every note...
Misa Quadwave firmware v2.4.0 has landed, and with it comes RAW MODE - a powerful new way to take control of your Quadwave like never before. If you’ve been pushing the boundaries of what’s musically possible with the Quadwave, get ready...
Something New is Coming to the Misa Quadwave…
If you’ve been pushing the boundaries of what’s musically possible with the Quadwave, get ready - something big is on the horizon. Our next firmware update unlocks a completely new mode that opens up deeper creative control than ever before....
Quadwave Playing Techniques #3 - Playing Chords
The Quadwave is often described by us as a monophonic instrument - and that’s true by default. Out of the box, each note you play replaces the last one, just like a lead synth or a traditional mono-synth. But what if...
How to Make the Quadwave Sound Good (and Feel Fun to Play)
If you’ve just unboxed your Misa Quadwave, plugged it into your synth, and started playing, you might be underwhelmed. Maybe you're triggering a pure triangle wave from your default synth patch - technically it's working, but musically... it’s missing something....
How to Divide the Quadwave Touchpad into 4 Zones, Each with a Different Sound
The Quadwave’s touchpad (or XY pad) is a powerful performance tool - and one of the most exciting things about it is how customizable it is. You can split it into multiple zones, with each zone triggering a different sound....