The Arturia Minibrute
Videos after the jump…
If the controls are not cheap plastic and the sound delivers then this is definately the NAMM highlight for me. Whats yours?
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I who thought had enough synths…
I’m still in doubt between both mentioned.
One trend though: Korg seems to have set a trend with the Monotron a few years ago.
Everyone seems to be making analogue synths again…
…Okay this looks RAD.
Arturia MiniBrute, Waldorf Pulse2, BitWig…
Maybe Akai’s Renaissance and their CV controller ?
Oh ! And i forgot about the MFB DominionX !
Also :
- Slate Digital Virtual Tape Machine (2 models included, one multitrack and one master)
- Bitwig Studio (looks like Ableton Live 9 to me, can’t wait to test it and hear their proprietary time-straching algo/tool)
- Waves NLS “Non Linear Summing” (featuring one channel and one master plugin, including SSL 4000G, Neve 5116, and EMI TG12345 Mk 4)
Studio Devil also have a new preamp plugin featuring their second generation of valve-modeling technology, aimed at being used on everything from track to master bus.
my highlight is the moog minotaur, because there i know what i get. maybe i check this synth out later or take a closer look at it at the musikmesse if its there too.