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arturia minibrute hardware synth, looks interseting

Hey guys, a mate of mine sent me this, thought id share, im sure most have probably already seen it. Looks like a fun little toy,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7O946lG7Ik

want

any idea on price?

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Originally posted by Richard Butler any idea on price?

Around $500

Price: US$549 / �499, April 2012.

Source: http://createdigitalmusic.com/2012/...ric-of-reality/

thats a nice synth for that money

jesus. What is the catch.

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Originally posted by Terrence Parker Price: US$549 / �499

I wonder how long it will take DSI to drop the price on the Mopho Keys to contend with this.

I swore I was done buying synths 2 years ago, but I may have to make an exception for this.

pretty much putting waldorf moog and DSI in a tight spot. That price is way too good.

For me it's kinda what the tetra/mopho should have been. I always considered buying one but the lack of tweakability on the UI put me off.

On the list for sure.

No patch recall thou.
What a shame.

like a SH-101 with variable OSC.... very cool machine no presets either (Ooops that immediately disqualifies it as TA material )

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Originally posted by Julz No patch recall thou. What a shame.

Yeah, that is a PITA. But, Arturia is supposedly releasing a software package with it, so there might be an integrated librarian for storing/managing/loading patches??? Also, I would assume that you could dump/load patches, automate parameters, etc through sysex.

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Originally posted by tehlord For me it's kinda what the tetra/mopho should have been. I always considered buying one but the lack of tweakability on the UI put me off. On the list for sure.

the tetra just sounds weird tho. Like it is just a weird sounding synth. I can't really explain it more than that. It sounds broken sometimes. lol

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Originally posted by Julz No patch recall thou. What a shame.

They give you sheets of paper you put on top of the synth. And you mark down the locations of the knobs and faders using a marker. Now that is real analog.

there are so few parameters , you don't relaly need a patch recall unless you are doing live. But ya , pass on the CV , put a patch save function.

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Originally posted by Looney4Clooney the tetra just sounds weird tho. Like it is just a weird sounding synth. I can't really explain it more than that. It sounds broken sometimes. lol

That might not be such a bad thing tbh. I own or have owned virtually every VA there is so something a bit leftfield could spice things up a bit.

I still want more knobs though. A P08 is probably a better bet for me.

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Originally posted by J.L. They give you sheets of paper you put on top of the synth. And you mark down the locations of the knobs and faders using a marker. Now that is real analog.

You do that, i'll take a photo haha

i'll take it

Uh ya, I'm getting one. Just watched the other video on the arturia site and I'm sold. Killer low-end.

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Originally posted by Julz You do that, i'll take a photo haha

Actually, in the old days of engineering, taking a photo of the desk each night was the job of the assistant engineer. Some serious studios even had a camera mounted on the ceiling pointing down at the desk so they could take a snap between setups to recall later on.

Webcam for Minibrute preset recall?

k guys I'm buying this

When is this monster getting released?

Listened to some of the samples on the arturia website, didnt appeal to me, maybe someone will do better sounds when it actually comes out
Im in the market for something compact like this but might wait for the Pulse 2 or might even go for a Blofeld...

who needs a monosynth really, it's like a lead and bass machine is that really worth $500?

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