the world’s first medieval electronic instrument

hurdy gurdys, lutes, gregorian chants, thundering drums and punishing percussive foley fx. the EP–1320 is the first of its kind: featuring a large library of phrases, play ready instruments and one-shot samples from an age where darkness reigned supreme, the instrumentali  electronicum is the ultimate, and only, medieval beat machine.


unlock the magic of medieval sounds

the EP–1320 comes with hundreds of medieval sounds and samples, a redesigned set of send effects and punch-in fx, a brand new arpeggiator and a collection of craftily captured multi-sampled instruments. the line input and the internal microphone allow you to sample your own sounds in just seconds. whether you’re into making sultry serenades or bubonic beats, the EP–1320 has you covered.

become your own bard

alongside a bucketful of one-shot samples the instrumentalis electronicum features a number of readily playable medieval instruments - play them on the paeds or on an external midi keyboard.

summon your inner troubadour

in demus mode, choose any of the 9 medieval songs and jam along using the sounds and instruments on the four banks. add some punch-in fx and you’re ready to send any tavern floor into a frenzy! (also perfect for banquets and fetes).

an unrivaled medieval experience; EP-1320 features a hundreds of built-in medieval sounds for your nostalgic pleasure. go back in time and play along with the built-in magical melodies, sultry serenades and bubonic beats. included in the box are 4 knobs, a sticker pack and a quick start guide for you to hit the ground running.

built-in mic and speaker

6 stereo voices / 12 mono

128 MB memory including 96 MB ROM sounds and 32 MB user sample memory

9 built-in demo songs

9 user projects

7 built-in pocus and 12 punch-in pocus

pressure sensitive keys and multifunctional faedr

sampling frequency: 48 kHz / 16-bit

1x stereo in/out, sync in/out, midi in/out and usb-c

powered by 4x AAA batteries, or via usb-c.

dimensions: 240 mm x 176 mm x 16 mm