*NEW* Access Virus Ti Snow
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Damn this looks cool.
Brilliant for low-investment rigs as well. I admittedly wouldn't buy this because of 1) it cannot be rackmounted and 2) the USB outputs only operate at 48khz sampling rate (like the TI).
If only they used USB2.0! Then there could be 96khz.
However I will say that the TI Snow looks like an excellent answer to the Blofeld. Its good to see smaller, cheaper versions of top quality synths being made.
Brilliant for low-investment rigs as well. I admittedly wouldn't buy this because of 1) it cannot be rackmounted and 2) the USB outputs only operate at 48khz sampling rate (like the TI).
If only they used USB2.0! Then there could be 96khz.
However I will say that the TI Snow looks like an excellent answer to the Blofeld. Its good to see smaller, cheaper versions of top quality synths being made.
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The front panel is completely different from the TI Polar. The colour scheme is the only similarity there.Bitexion wrote:Cool. It's like someone thought "Let's just rip off the control panel from a TI Polar, remove the keyboard and see if it still works! Hey it worked! Let's put wood ends on it too"
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if the price were cool then yeah... could be neat. Any guesses on what it will on the street?
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This is definitely interesting, should bring access some more money hahaha.
Which means more new and cooler synths!
it seems like they can do no wrong.
Which means more new and cooler synths!
it seems like they can do no wrong.
No one cares, no one sympathizes,
so you just stay home and play synthesizers.
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so you just stay home and play synthesizers.
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