Quentin is a hybrid subtractive synthesizer featuring three fully independent oscillators, each equipped with unique wavetable and pad oscillator sections. It offers a rich sound design palette through its character engine, unison spread, analog dirt effects, and eleven filter types, alongside dedicated EQ and modulation envelopes per oscillator. This structure allows for complex layering and detailed tonal shaping, making Quentin suitable for a wide range of electronic music styles.

A standout feature of Quentin is its chords arpeggiator, which includes 999 built-in seeded arpeggios designed to recognize and adapt to played chords by distributing MIDI notes across pressed keys. This arpeggiator supports intricate rhythmic sequences with octave jumps and a 'ply' function that adds extra notes to the pattern, creating dynamic and polyrhythmic textures. Complementing this is a flexible 32-step trance gate and nine BPM-synced motorized LFOs that directly modulate synth parameters, enabling detailed and evolving rhythmic movement.

Quentin also includes six built-in effects, mono mode with portamento, and a resizable interface for ease of use. Its modular design, combined with advanced arpeggiation and modulation capabilities, offers producers and sound designers a powerful tool for crafting complex sequences and expressive sounds. Whether used for trance, ambient, or experimental genres, Quentin provides deep control and creative flexibility.