Arturia Minibrute 2
Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2018 7:39 pm
Its coming! What do you think?
https://youtu.be/yiBopJmgmkI
https://youtu.be/yiBopJmgmkI
Some nice review of it
https://youtu.be/xwOia0T-4jE
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Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2018 8:22 pm
Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2018 10:02 pm
On the face of it - very interesting - an excellent development, and a sign that Arturia are in this for the long haul.
That said - 2 octaves - still ! ??
And - Christ - I can't keep up. It's synth overload these days. I fear there are so many brands and choices that they will start putting each other out of business through low sales for any one given company. Perhaps it's not a zero sum gain, but I fear we're at a tipping point for the smaller synth companies like Moog and DSI if this keeps up.
That said - 2 octaves - still ! ??
And - Christ - I can't keep up. It's synth overload these days. I fear there are so many brands and choices that they will start putting each other out of business through low sales for any one given company. Perhaps it's not a zero sum gain, but I fear we're at a tipping point for the smaller synth companies like Moog and DSI if this keeps up.
Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2018 6:03 am
Am i the only one that is a firm believer in 37 key solo synths?Kevin Nolan wrote:On the face of it - very interesting - an excellent development, and a sign that Arturia are in this for the long haul.
That said - 2 octaves - still ! ??
And - Christ - I can't keep up. It's synth overload these days. I fear there are so many brands and choices that they will start putting each other out of business through low sales for any one given company. Perhaps it's not a zero sum gain, but I fear we're at a tipping point for the smaller synth companies like Moog and DSI if this keeps up.
Its just a matter of time, before Arturia will make an instrument that integrates their software with their analogue hardware...
Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2018 8:20 am
My disadvantage is the same as always with Arturia: no patch memory.
Im really happy with monologue-zoom ms-cdr70 combo, and thats it for a mono synth.
But definetely Arturia has made an excellent piece of gear and it for sure will be very popular AND there will be hundreds of used mini/microbrutes for sale really soon
Still curious about NAMM ...
Im really happy with monologue-zoom ms-cdr70 combo, and thats it for a mono synth.
But definetely Arturia has made an excellent piece of gear and it for sure will be very popular AND there will be hundreds of used mini/microbrutes for sale really soon
Still curious about NAMM ...
Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2018 12:24 pm
Bachus - with you on that
Demonp - agree - NAMM rumours seem a little quiet this year. Certainly more companies than ever are not using NAMM as the time to announce - but I suspect there are a fe companies keeping particularly quiet!
Ins't Korg about to announce a new polyphonic synth?
Demonp - agree - NAMM rumours seem a little quiet this year. Certainly more companies than ever are not using NAMM as the time to announce - but I suspect there are a fe companies keeping particularly quiet!
Ins't Korg about to announce a new polyphonic synth?
Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2018 1:27 pm
Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2018 6:53 pm
UK price (according to Sound On Sound) £575 (projected) for the both minibrute 2 and the S2 version
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2018 12:21 am
The S2 was what I was hoping Korg was building, a mini/monologue with a patch bay, though I suppose they thought been there done that with the MS20m.
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2018 9:15 pm
Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2018 12:33 am
Very nice and not a replacement for the original 'Brutes. The module isn't just a module version of the boarded synth either and will also act like an expander in the true sense of the word. Like Korg have been doing for almost two decades now, Arturia have included modulation sequencers. That will really make the module be a seriously bonkers instrument without plugging it into it's siblings.
The euroracks skiffs are the most interesting thing to me though. I'm doomed now that a case that will work with the most used modular system is available at the local instrument store. And for a good price too. Roland would have had me if they didn't include power that won't supply the correct requirements for anything but their own products.
The euroracks skiffs are the most interesting thing to me though. I'm doomed now that a case that will work with the most used modular system is available at the local instrument store. And for a good price too. Roland would have had me if they didn't include power that won't supply the correct requirements for anything but their own products.
Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2018 8:27 am
I have a 6U pre-production one here and they are very good quality, I would very happily recommend them.
You can make a nice little system with the 2S and the 6u rack.
You can make a nice little system with the 2S and the 6u rack.