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Teenage Engineering pairs its reggae-themed sampler with a new voice-changing mic, bringing fresh dub-style energy to its portable production lineup. The newest bundle, Riddim n’ Ting, builds on the KO II sampler by adding expanded storage, a built-in synth engine, and the EP-2350 Ting mic — complete with quirky voice effects and sample triggers. Musicians searching for a compact reggae-focused sampler, live-performance recorder, or playful voice processor now have a powerful all-in-one option.
The Riddim n’ Ting bundle includes the revamped Riddim sampler, packed with reggae samples from legends like King Jammy and Mad Professor. Its Supertone synth engine supports bass-heavy leads and dub sirens, while double storage offers more room for creativity. The Ting mic brings four built-in effects — echo, robot, pixie, and spring-reverb dub — plus a performance lever for shaping sound in real time.
Right now, the EP-2350 Ting mic only ships inside the $329 Riddim n’ Ting bundle, making the pairing a must-buy for those wanting both features. Teenage Engineering has not confirmed separate retail availability, keeping demand high among producers and live performers.
The bundle is aimed at creators who love experimental sounds, reggae textures, and portable live tools. With onboard sample triggers, lo-fi voice shaping, and compact design, it’s ideal for dub crews, DJs, and hobbyists looking to play with authentic island-inspired tones anywhere.
Yes — the combo prioritizes performance, with real-time FX control, pressure-sensitive dub sirens, user-swappable samples, and voice modulation that encourages improvisation. Compact hardware plus intuitive tools makes this pair stage-ready out of the box.
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