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A dude on muff mailed Arturia and got a confirmed shipping date of late March/early April.

Automatic Gainsay wrote:

Sir Ruff wrote:

Stab Frenzy wrote:Microkorg totally owns the Minibrute!

But dude, this is AN-O-LOG! Str8 up Moog-style!

This post is lacking in the sense that "phat" is nowhere in evidence.

duh bra, Moog MEANS "pHaT"!!!

24db of pure analog cream from the cow that goes MOOOOOOooooogggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I still can't believe it is from Arturia. What's next? An 8 voice discrete VCO synth with poly aftertouch from Casio?

I will probably buy one. The saw animation and wave folding effect are very tempting.

Automatic Gainsay wrote: Ha ha, to me, this is like saying "you can only play one note."
Plenty of our most beloved synths are two pole!

What I was getting at is when the Mopho was bashed for not having a multimode. I myself rather like a 2 pole to be honest, the SEM is one of my favourite synths of all time Just makes me smirk at the slack Arturia are getting that maybe a regular synth maker may have had a bit gripe aimed towards them in the last couple of years. Or maybe the forums are growing up

It is possibly one of the only synths for a number of years that makes me want to go and buy it straight away.

I agree. I want to buy one just on the basis of the demo videos.

Synthacon wrote:

Automatic Gainsay wrote: Ha ha, to me, this is like saying "you can only play one note."
Plenty of our most beloved synths are two pole!

What I was getting at is when the Mopho was bashed for not having a multimode. I myself rather like a 2 pole to be honest, the SEM is one of my favourite synths of all time Just makes me smirk at the slack Arturia are getting that maybe a regular synth maker may have had a bit gripe aimed towards them in the last couple of years. Or maybe the forums are growing up

It is possibly one of the only synths for a number of years that makes me want to go and buy it straight away.

A multimode filter should now be the norm for any serious synth module. But owning a SEM myself makes me wonder about the necessity of getting a MiniBrute; Morphing a 2 pole LPF + notch or notch + HPF is even better than having just a regular multimode.
Otherwise, I'd prefer a dual multimode filter or a multimode followed by a resonant bpf just like the SH-5.

Anyway, having a sh-101 + a SEM makes leaves little GAS for buyeing a Minibrute.

Scories wrote:

Synthacon wrote:

Automatic Gainsay wrote: Ha ha, to me, this is like saying "you can only play one note."
Plenty of our most beloved synths are two pole!

What I was getting at is when the Mopho was bashed for not having a multimode. I myself rather like a 2 pole to be honest, the SEM is one of my favourite synths of all time Just makes me smirk at the slack Arturia are getting that maybe a regular synth maker may have had a bit gripe aimed towards them in the last couple of years. Or maybe the forums are growing up

It is possibly one of the only synths for a number of years that makes me want to go and buy it straight away.

A multimode filter should now be the norm for any serious synth module. But owning a SEM myself makes me wonder about the necessity of getting a MiniBrute; Morphing a 2 pole LPF + notch or notch + HPF is even better than having just a regular multimode.
Otherwise, I'd prefer a dual multimode filter or a multimode followed by a resonant bpf just like the SH-5.

Anyway, having a sh-101 + a SEM makes leaves little GAS for buyeing a Minibrute.

Yeah, it's perverse how intent most synth manufacturers are in re-hashing the same goddam filter that's been floating around for the last 40 years or so. I can definitely see overlap with the SEM here, but the wave options definitely add something to the mix.

I'm bloody overwhelmed by both the Minitaur and the Minibrute. 2012 is a great year so far!

whats the difference between a minitaur and phatty soundwise?

FX23 wrote:whats the difference between a minitaur and phatty soundwise?

ermm bass? Derr haha

Watching the namm videos etc I notice a lack of any sort of gui or web based editor. Is that correct ? Everything must be controlled via the synth itself ?

How retro is that ?

polar69 wrote:Watching the namm videos etc I notice a lack of any sort of gui or web based editor. Is that correct ? Everything must be controlled via the synth itself ?

How retro is that ?

What better interface can you have than to actually turn the knobs on the synth itself ?

It's not that retro an idea, unless you are aged under 18 and don't remember a time before the interweb

i think its fantastic, Arturia couldnt have hit the market with that at a better time

I think these days we have too many options for editing and presets, I know I fall into the trap of just cycling through presets on stuff

No presets. It's all live, baby!

This is simply a must have. If i don't have the money saved up by the time of release, the Ultranova will have to be sacrificed.