
Teenage Engineering EP-40 Riddim
Handheld reggae and dub performance system with live loop mode, onboard bass/lead synths, pressure-sensitive dub siren, and stems from 13 collaborating artists.
Rhythm and bass in one handheld
EP-40 Riddim is a complete rhythm-and-bass rig for live looping. Onboard bass and lead synths pull from a deep reggae, dub, and dancehall library so you can build a set without a laptop on the table.
Eight remixable artist tracks
Eight tracks from working producers ship ready to tear apart. Stems and one-shots are cut for spontaneous mixes instead of locked demos you can only play back.
Dub siren and SuperTone
A pressure-sensitive dub siren plus drums, bass lines, vocals, and more sit under Teenage Engineering’s SuperTone engine. Move from subby bass to bright leads without swapping boxes.
Stage, studio, or PA
Route into a sound system or instrument chain, then add the standalone performance mic with built-in effects and samples. Thirteen artist collaborations feed the sample pack so the culture isn’t a thin preset folder.
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