i have just lately began to appreciate monophonic analog synths though i now 62y old have lived much through the whole era from analog to digital, and monophonic to polyphonic, but i am turning back to the "early style era" and just bought/ordered a cicuit monostation, greetings, granpa Levi in sweden - and thankyou for this nice demo of a great and powerful sounding synth!
I love the fact despite this is a beast all its functions are visually layered and so much easier to learn vs other high end synths. Plus ..it kills them all
I have to admit I underestimate this synth, this is the ultimate modern paraphonic synth. It's so modern and creative that, I never seen the features of Matrixbrute appears in anywhere else. It's just so crazy to see so many modulation possibilities can appear in a big matrix, and it could be used to create sequence and arp. Really can't believe this is an analog synth. I'm totally blown away by Arturia, they are amazing...
Both big Brutes are epic engineering craft. Hope, Arturia will melt both someday to an upgraded 8 Voice beast with the big Matrix, the Ribbon, the Morphing and the Morphee. 🎉
I have a number of classic analogue synths all brilliant then I got a Matrix Brute, it is astonishing the sound quality is amazing and it is great fun to play!
I just decided to buy it as my first hardware synth in the studio ! It truly has superpowers and its conectifity will drive me way way in the future ! I will cry like a child when i will programing my first patches !!!! Ps: i love your videos really helped me with that decision
Thanks for this video, I love my matrixbrute, it is the best synth I’ve ever owned and I’ve been into synths for over 40 years. Yes please make more detailed videos, can never learn too much...
Excellent and very informative video! I've been using the MB for two years and still learning new superpowers every day! Originally it was the sequencer that sold me on it, and only later did I find out just how ridiculously powerful this synth is.
For a fraction of the price, I would strongly recommend the Behringer Deepmind series..It's so much easier to modulate waveforms, direct your mod sources; there's an unlimited supply of digital FX pathforms and pathways...it's super easy to follow/interpret and a great way to make any crazy amount of sound forever possible..
"Man, this is a great video! ...wait, this is the same guy that made the Maths module video I'm in the middle of watching too!" Easiest subscription ever.
I love this. It's so clear and concise. I'd always assumed that this was a device for keyboard wizards but now it looks like a wizard synth that happens to have a keyboard! I'd love to learn more about the CV options.
For anyone curious about the CV patch bay, here's a quick version: CV inputs send your signal straight to whatever parameter is on the label. You must attenuate before it goes in if you desire that, inputs do not pass through the patch bay. You can't modulate reassignable destinations. CV outputs send out whatever CV is already acting on a parameter, after attenuation and mixing. For example, if I wanna send out LFO1, I send it somewhere on the patchbay like VCO1 Metal, then take the CV output labelled VCO1 Metal. Sources can be mixed. (For pitch, it sends the 1V/oct signal that VCO is receiving, NOT the oscillator itself).
Yeah, it has a deep factor that really makes a difference in a creative studio. Pre-set and Rompler fans may be aghast unless you have a programming accomplice!
A strange comment in my opinion. Indeed most instruments could be said to be anaemic until you hear them played by serious and talented musician's! Tools are just tools but master craftsmen and women can really make them speak!
Once I pay off my current batch of synths, this is the next one I'm going to get. My want of this synth has spurred me into learning how to actually play piano.
EmperorDoom yep I'm in the same boat I have three boards in paying on right now one is the roland jdxa I wish I got this one instaid but I will get this one soon.
Laurence Vanhelsuwe Just like a good photographer can make a descent shot with a phone camera, a true musician can create something beautiful with a basic synth
I got a MB, i love it, and because of your awesome videos i ordered a DFAM (and a pittsburgh lifeforms sv1 ) so yeah , on my knees, please make a video with the cv patchbay!!!!
Surely this is going to become a modern classic. A lot of time must have gone into the dev of the MatrixBrute. I love the places that this thing could take someone, even someone starting out. It's the kind of thing that a person could grow into. It's accessible and immediate - as you pointed out. But it's the kind of thing, that I think someone could sit in front of, and it would help creativity... some of the extra sound designer sets (produced as a free add on) are also amazing too. I wonder if something like the Moog One, is really worth 3.5 times more. Different markets I guess.
I would very much love a video on the cv connectivity, I haven't seen any videos on youtube detailing what can be done with a matrixbrute and a eurorack setup (maybe even MB+VCV Rack?). I think a video on external input shenanigans could be cool too.
I would like to see this as well. I have had mine for more than a year and have not figured out how to apply the cv outs properly, even when using it with modular/semi-modular synths.
Does the future of synthesizers lie in modular units and sequencers rather than traditional keyboard synthesizers? Perhaps Arturia are seeing what people are doing these days and they have built this all in one unit. This is a really awesome and powerful instrument though.
Hey man, I have had one for a while, and I will not use it for a while, then I'll start experimenting , and realize that it's still one of the greatest synths ever made. I'll never sell it. what are your thoughts after all this time?
For what one person's wish is worth, I'd absolutely LOVE to watch a video from you about the CV patchbay of the Matrixbrute. You have an engaging yet very natural manner of speaking, and a nice wry sense of humour; and you are very clear, structured, and insightful while sharing information. (Plus you seem to know your stuff inside out - which is kinda refreshing too. :) )
Excellent presentation of the Matrix. That's a absolutely beautiful synth. I am pleased that you made some sounds before signing off, I got to hear a little more of what it can do. Any "mono" synth for that price tag has to have balls, no matter how many features it has. I am happy to say it is not wimpy. Having a 4 octave KB is an advantage. Moog's Subsequent 37 only has 3 octaves and does not have near as many options as the Maxtrix. $1500.The build quality looks solid. $2500, but can be had for less.
@@bateimidrashnetwork the Matriarch still cant do as much as this can. So u may be able to get a moog for the price but the options wont be there. You could make this sound like a moog. But that moog wont have these options and if it did, the price would be doubled. Check out the Moog One.
The CV section would be great to cover with other gear connected as well as external input and oscillator wave folding, metallizer, sequencer use with the matrix would be nice.
The JDXA is a great deep synth, but it is a pain to program through the limited access menu system. I had one and sold it because it just sat in my studio gathering dust (and Roland ignored it after creating it - no computer sound editor which it badly needs). On the other hand, I have a Matrix Brute which gets a lot of my attention because it is so accessible! Two very different synths. I guess the question is, do you need a hybrid poly synth with a great vocoder, or an analogue mostly mono synth? Out of the two, the Matrix Brute is built like a tank whereas the JDXA is a lump of plastic.
I absolutely love the Matrix Brute features, execution and concept, but.. I haven't yet found love when it comes to the sound. I've had the chance to play with a Matrix Brute for several hours on numerous occasions and this has never changed. Your video only reinforces my feelings. There's something "neutered" or "smooth" about the sound that I just don't get along with, no matter how much you try to brutalize or drive the sounds.
Excellent Video!!! Well explained, I have played with this synth in guitar center, but the Matrix panel looked so intimidated I didn't know where to start. Now it makes sense ! Thank you for making this video.
Wonderful Video as is your norm..wonderful synth. I would love to see you do a cv patch using other synths a Drum ( Digitakt etc) and maybe a few Eurorack ( maybe even via the Arturia rack). Anyway whatever you do will be good.
Wow ok yes I have to agree with the rest of the crowd here - this was the best demo and explanation of the Matrix Brute that I've seen. Twice in the past year I had gone into a Guitar Center and sat down in front of one of these, confidently believing I'd be able to coax some interesting sounds out of it. And twice I was proven wrong. So I lost interest. But after watching this, wow ok this actually looks quite powerful. The fact that they included a ladder filter is crucial, because the Arturia's Steiner-Parker filter does NOT do it for me. And of course, 3 voice paraphony is great. But most interesting is definitely, as everyone else is saying, the patch bay. Critical question - I'm assuming that it must do MIDI-to-CV for those outs to work when controlling the MB remotely (right?), but does it convert CV inputs from the patchbay into MIDI messages out? If every one of those CV ins produced a corresponding MIDI response that could be routed to a DAW, this would be almost be an insta-buy for me.
Thanks for the comment... patch bay video coming... it does convert notes to cv but you can’t go the other way around. You can insert cv control to the oscillators but it won’t go ahead and convert that to midi
I was not shure if i want the matrixbrute but after your video i, am going to buy one. And i love to see a video om te CV section opportunities. Thanks for the well explained video.
When you mentioned "expensive", I made the mistake of looking up the price. I suppose "expensive" is a matter of perspective. Thank goodness that I don't have the space. 😀 Thanks for the video, it was very informative.
excellent video! I love mine more and more each time I use it. So so versatile.... The only thing I'm unsure of is the actual Brute Factor.... not exactly a super power lol
I love your videos! I was going to get a Matrixbrute, but when with the Moog Voyager XL instead. That being said, I think I might still end up buying one of these. :P
@@Nephilim2038 it was great but I sold it recently to get a workstation instead (Fantom). I miss the immediacy of the Matrixbrute, and might end up getting a PolyBrute someday.
History will show that the matrix has a place in the synth world. What a device! I will not sell mine unless I become too senile to remember what it is...
I bought mine 1 year ago and today is my first day working and learning it :-) I was was trying to decipher Arturia V Collection as well. I think I went a bit overboard. I also bought Komplete 12. I am overwhelmed :-(
I liked your vid very much. I did not like your shilling for doty I can not pay for his course Thankfully there are plenty of videos like yours on youtube. Good job and thanks
loopop By that I mean the 4 freely assignable destinations on the far right of the mod matrix. There are so many great destinations that aren't a part of the fixed matrix that I always run short on assignable ones. But still, it's really quite powerful and a fun environment to get immersed in.
Definitely agree with this point. My biggest hope is that they can add more assignable destinations in a firmware update. Sidenote: Love your music Scott!
What would be added to Arturia MatrixBrute if ther would be new edition ? MPE ? Nina style motorised knobs? Oled screen ? Polyphony ? I love the grid and how it works-I wonder what would Synthstorm Deluge would do with all that real estate 🤓
Amazing video perfect tutorial. The Big Beast that is versatile flexible and friendly. It reminds me of the Antonov Aircraft. My dream Synth was a smaller version of this Brute. Everything the same. Shrink the size. Let me tell you, it would have sold ten times greater.
One thing that you neglected to mention was that, in the comparison to a modular synth, the mod matrix is basically giving you one free attenuator per cell, since you can control the modulation amount independently per cell. That's 256 attenuators built in!
@@loopop I think it came up implicitly but I just thought it was worth pointing out how much value for your money you're getting there compared to a traditional modular setup. And yes, I'm always getting the two confused, I do mean amplifiers :p
Making fantastic synth videos is definitely your superpower
Here here, ha
Sycophant. (Jk, you are correct!)
i have just lately began to appreciate monophonic analog synths though i now 62y old have lived much through the whole era from analog to digital, and monophonic to polyphonic, but i am turning back to the "early style era" and just bought/ordered a cicuit monostation, greetings, granpa Levi in sweden - and thankyou for this nice demo of a great and powerful sounding synth!
The Matrixbrute is an ecosystem, and I want to live there.
I love the fact despite this is a beast all its functions are visually layered and so much easier to learn vs other high end synths. Plus ..it kills them all
I have to admit I underestimate this synth, this is the ultimate modern paraphonic synth. It's so modern and creative that, I never seen the features of Matrixbrute appears in anywhere else. It's just so crazy to see so many modulation possibilities can appear in a big matrix, and it could be used to create sequence and arp. Really can't believe this is an analog synth. I'm totally blown away by Arturia, they are amazing...
Update: I got a Matrixbrute myself🎉
@@_alexxon
Congrats 🎊
Would like to see a video one day.
Matrix brute is the only analog I truly wish I bought.
Just picked up one of these used for $900. It’s going to take me months to learn this. Thank you for this great demonstration.
Hi. Where did u buy?
@britoworx what a steal, i wish i can get one that cheap, enjoy it!!
@@itsJoel59 on sale brand new today for 999 , grab one!
Both big Brutes are epic engineering craft.
Hope, Arturia will melt both someday to an upgraded 8 Voice beast with the big Matrix, the Ribbon, the Morphing and the Morphee. 🎉
A better ribbon (like the Hydrasynth Deluxe) and better Morphee (more like the Touché), tho’ … 👍🏼
I really hope Arturia builds an "octabrute". A true 8 voice polyphonic synth. I would buy it right away, barring they screw up their current recipe.
what is bad about their current "recipie" that requires it to be "screwed up"
@@ambrosia3907 I said barring meaning if they don't change what they're doing.
@@ambrosia3907 there is nothing wrong with their current recipe that's what I meant
I think you mean "barring they on't screw up their current recipie."
@@ambrosia3907 your right
That intro… love the ode to a fantastic movie
I have a number of classic analogue synths all brilliant then I got a Matrix Brute, it is astonishing the sound quality is amazing and it is great fun to play!
I just decided to buy it as my first hardware synth in the studio ! It truly has superpowers and its conectifity will drive me way way in the future ! I will cry like a child when i will programing my first patches !!!! Ps: i love your videos really helped me with that decision
Thanks for this video, I love my matrixbrute, it is the best synth I’ve ever owned and I’ve been into synths for over 40 years. Yes please make more detailed videos, can never learn too much...
Cool - ok - coming soon!
The MatrixBrute is fantastic. I would love to see more on external connections!!!!
These are so absurdly cheap compared to a Voyager or something. Even with the poly version being out, this still seems really special
Excellent and very informative video! I've been using the MB for two years and still learning new superpowers every day! Originally it was the sequencer that sold me on it, and only later did I find out just how ridiculously powerful this synth is.
For a fraction of the price, I would strongly recommend the Behringer Deepmind series..It's so much easier to modulate waveforms, direct your mod sources; there's an unlimited supply of digital FX pathforms and pathways...it's super easy to follow/interpret and a great way to make any crazy amount of sound forever possible..
@@joeambly6807 "Literally"? LOL. Of course it's different you insufferable hipster ijit!
"Man, this is a great video! ...wait, this is the same guy that made the Maths module video I'm in the middle of watching too!" Easiest subscription ever.
This is one of the best video presentations of a synth, ever! very well structured, very clear. Fantastic job! Thank you so much!!!
Man, this instrument sounds as big as it looks! Really really quality sound! I am impressed, and thinking about what I can sell to pick on up!
My favorite synth ever - can’t stop making sounds for it. :)
Mine as well! I play it every night for over 2 years!
How about now! 🙋♂️
Still feel this way 3 years later?
What about you,@@paulverkempinck6411? Still feel this way?
@@lordundhimself1310 Absolutely. Still have it, still feel the same - except now it has an equally awesome sibling: the PolyBrute. ;)
You just sold this synth to me with this video. On the wishlist. After seeing this thing and what it can do I don’t think I’ll be buying a euro rack
I love this. It's so clear and concise. I'd always assumed that this was a device for keyboard wizards but now it looks like a wizard synth that happens to have a keyboard!
I'd love to learn more about the CV options.
For anyone curious about the CV patch bay, here's a quick version:
CV inputs send your signal straight to whatever parameter is on the label. You must attenuate before it goes in if you desire that, inputs do not pass through the patch bay. You can't modulate reassignable destinations.
CV outputs send out whatever CV is already acting on a parameter, after attenuation and mixing. For example, if I wanna send out LFO1, I send it somewhere on the patchbay like VCO1 Metal, then take the CV output labelled VCO1 Metal. Sources can be mixed. (For pitch, it sends the 1V/oct signal that VCO is receiving, NOT the oscillator itself).
Yeah, it has a deep factor that really makes a difference in a creative studio. Pre-set and Rompler fans may be aghast unless you have a programming accomplice!
Thank You, for this great video. I own my Matrixbrute for a week and LOVE this beast!
I have a Microbrute myself and this thing is EVERYTHING I wish the Microbrute could do. Thanks for the great video on it!
I was gonna save up for a Subsequent 37, but fuck it.. I’m saving up for a Matrixbrute
Magnificent addition to all those other video manuals. The Arturia manual is a little anaemic
A strange comment in my opinion. Indeed most instruments could be said to be anaemic until you hear them played by serious and talented musician's! Tools are just tools but master craftsmen and women can really make them speak!
Keith Mckoy , my descriptive comment is about the MANUAL not the instrument !
I be had this for yrs. watched countless videos, your is the best.I FINALLY get it thanks to you
Once I pay off my current batch of synths, this is the next one I'm going to get. My want of this synth has spurred me into learning how to actually play piano.
EmperorDoom
Here:
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ruclips.net/video/CXoaV6rv00o/видео.html
Also check Tonic the game
EmperorDoom yep I'm in the same boat I have three boards in paying on right now one is the roland jdxa I wish I got this one instaid but I will get this one soon.
GAS is a disease.. I'm cured. Wanting everything has nothing to do with being a musician
Laurence Vanhelsuwe Just like a good photographer can make a descent shot with a phone camera, a true musician can create something beautiful with a basic synth
Are you in UK ?
I'm about to sell a brand new one on ebay.
I got a MB, i love it, and because of your awesome videos i ordered a DFAM (and a pittsburgh lifeforms sv1 ) so yeah , on my knees, please make a video with the cv patchbay!!!!
Here I am in 2024, after the release of the Polybrute 12, wanting to buy a Matrixbrute.
I must have this matrix madness device!
Surely this is going to become a modern classic. A lot of time must have gone into the dev of the MatrixBrute. I love the places that this thing could take someone, even someone starting out. It's the kind of thing that a person could grow into. It's accessible and immediate - as you pointed out. But it's the kind of thing, that I think someone could sit in front of, and it would help creativity... some of the extra sound designer sets (produced as a free add on) are also amazing too. I wonder if something like the Moog One, is really worth 3.5 times more. Different markets I guess.
Great showcase. I only wish they had integrated more midi channels, an opportunity missed for proper use of the sequencer.
I would very much love a video on the cv connectivity, I haven't seen any videos on youtube detailing what can be done with a matrixbrute and a eurorack setup (maybe even MB+VCV Rack?). I think a video on external input shenanigans could be cool too.
I would like to see this as well. I have had mine for more than a year and have not figured out how to apply the cv outs properly, even when using it with modular/semi-modular synths.
I’m on it! (Edit: done! check out my “7 semi modular tips and tricks” video)
Does the future of synthesizers lie in modular units and sequencers rather than traditional keyboard synthesizers? Perhaps Arturia are seeing what people are doing these days and they have built this all in one unit. This is a really awesome and powerful instrument though.
Hey man, I have had one for a while, and I will not use it for a while, then I'll start experimenting , and realize that it's still one of the greatest synths ever made. I'll never sell it. what are your thoughts after all this time?
This video convinced me to select my next synthesizer in function of UI/UX of the unit, not specs.
I was hoping you'd dive into the patch bay... Haven't seen that yet.
Ed Draper see 7 semi modular tips video - it’s based on this patch bay
You make the best synth videos!
For what one person's wish is worth, I'd absolutely LOVE to watch a video from you about the CV patchbay of the Matrixbrute. You have an engaging yet very natural manner of speaking, and a nice wry sense of humour; and you are very clear, structured, and insightful while sharing information. (Plus you seem to know your stuff inside out - which is kinda refreshing too. :) )
Thanks very much! Here you go ruclips.net/video/oLuAXkBnIxo/видео.html
@@loopop Your response to your audience is nothing short of amazing. THANK YOU!
Excellent presentation of the Matrix. That's a absolutely beautiful synth. I am pleased that you made some sounds before signing off, I got to hear a little more of what it can do. Any "mono" synth for that price tag has to have balls, no matter how many features it has. I am happy to say it is not wimpy. Having a 4 octave KB is an advantage. Moog's Subsequent 37 only has 3 octaves and does not have near as many options as the Maxtrix. $1500.The build quality looks solid. $2500, but can be had for less.
Great video, I've been planning on getting one in September and you answered many of my questions
Just bought one, can't wait to put my fingers on it.
would love to see the external cv demo!!
You make the best tips n Tricks and review Vlogs in the hole web. thank you!
You made me love my MB even more, I've been neglecting it lately... :) Thank you for the video!
Loopop: *starts the video with a bass drone*
DAMN BOYA HE THICC
If this was a Moog the price tag would have been 15k. Best value for money synth by far!
@Boofsquad (rolls eyes)
Apparently there's the Moog Matriarch now, and it's also $2k.
Yeah cant believe you can get one for 2500 AU. Would have thought it be double that.
@@bateimidrashnetwork the Matriarch still cant do as much as this can. So u may be able to get a moog for the price but the options wont be there. You could make this sound like a moog. But that moog wont have these options and if it did, the price would be doubled. Check out the Moog One.
The Matriarch sounds good (great), tho’ …
Bro don t forget about noise sources , They are in my top 3 favourite features
The CV section would be great to cover with other gear connected as well as external input and oscillator wave folding, metallizer, sequencer use with the matrix would be nice.
I did - check out the video that came shortly after this one (7 semi modular tips)
Thanks loopop! Best demo I’ve seen. Love to see what cv possibilities this machine has. Should I sell my Roland JD-XA for it?
Thanks very much! Yes, I got a few more CV requests to I'll follow up shortly. I've never used the JD-XA - sorry can't help with that...
The JDXA is a great deep synth, but it is a pain to program through the limited access menu system. I had one and sold it because it just sat in my studio gathering dust (and Roland ignored it after creating it - no computer sound editor which it badly needs). On the other hand, I have a Matrix Brute which gets a lot of my attention because it is so accessible! Two very different synths. I guess the question is, do you need a hybrid poly synth with a great vocoder, or an analogue mostly mono synth? Out of the two, the Matrix Brute is built like a tank whereas the JDXA is a lump of plastic.
The price makes me wanna cry. I have never wanted a monosynth more.
Perfect Vangelis intro
awesome. love my matrix!
I absolutely love the Matrix Brute features, execution and concept, but.. I haven't yet found love when it comes to the sound. I've had the chance to play with a Matrix Brute for several hours on numerous occasions and this has never changed. Your video only reinforces my feelings. There's something "neutered" or "smooth" about the sound that I just don't get along with, no matter how much you try to brutalize or drive the sounds.
Excellent Video!!! Well explained, I have played with this synth in guitar center, but the Matrix panel looked so intimidated I didn't know where to start. Now it makes sense ! Thank you for making this video.
Oh, by the way, you explained the Matrix part very well. It's the first video that made sense.
Dude I wonder what you'd show us if you had an Access Virus. I really like your Videos!
Bladerunner soundtrack found its way in so many synth reviews. I love it
Wonderful Video as is your norm..wonderful synth. I would love to see you do a cv patch using other synths a Drum ( Digitakt etc) and maybe a few Eurorack ( maybe even via the Arturia rack). Anyway whatever you do will be good.
Will do...
I love the poly after touch it outputs to my Super JX, really amazing.
this is one of your best videos yet..
"Something that's in the menue or something that's a Shirt-press away just a lot of times gets forgotten".
Amen.
Wow ok yes I have to agree with the rest of the crowd here - this was the best demo and explanation of the Matrix Brute that I've seen. Twice in the past year I had gone into a Guitar Center and sat down in front of one of these, confidently believing I'd be able to coax some interesting sounds out of it. And twice I was proven wrong. So I lost interest.
But after watching this, wow ok this actually looks quite powerful. The fact that they included a ladder filter is crucial, because the Arturia's Steiner-Parker filter does NOT do it for me. And of course, 3 voice paraphony is great. But most interesting is definitely, as everyone else is saying, the patch bay. Critical question - I'm assuming that it must do MIDI-to-CV for those outs to work when controlling the MB remotely (right?), but does it convert CV inputs from the patchbay into MIDI messages out? If every one of those CV ins produced a corresponding MIDI response that could be routed to a DAW, this would be almost be an insta-buy for me.
Thanks for the comment... patch bay video coming... it does convert notes to cv but you can’t go the other way around. You can insert cv control to the oscillators but it won’t go ahead and convert that to midi
I was not shure if i want the matrixbrute but after your video i, am going to buy one.
And i love to see a video om te CV section opportunities.
Thanks for the well explained video.
Thanks for the comment - yes, quite a few people asked for it so I’ll be making one soon
but it's the question that drives us crazy ... 'what is the matrix?'
That movie didn't age too well for me.
@Robert 0077 and earth is flat
Ill never be able to afford this, but im really glad that they made it.
had a chance to play around with one of these years back. shame i was like, 16.
When you mentioned "expensive", I made the mistake of looking up the price. I suppose "expensive" is a matter of perspective. Thank goodness that I don't have the space. 😀 Thanks for the video, it was very informative.
excellent video! I love mine more and more each time I use it. So so versatile.... The only thing I'm unsure of is the actual Brute Factor.... not exactly a super power lol
I love your videos! I was going to get a Matrixbrute, but when with the Moog Voyager XL instead. That being said, I think I might still end up buying one of these. :P
I just bought a Matrixbrute because of this video.
kwaping hows it been working out for you?
@@moesalamander7012 it arrives tomorrow! I've been reading the PDF manual and I can't wait to get my hands on it!
kwaping nice! Make sure to tell me about it when you’re able to play around with it!
Kwaping how has it gone? Are you liking it?
@@Nephilim2038 it was great but I sold it recently to get a workstation instead (Fantom). I miss the immediacy of the Matrixbrute, and might end up getting a PolyBrute someday.
Loved the video and JMJ's Arpeggiator at 21:57
Thanks for a great video. You make amazing sounds.
I always tried to stay away from surfacemount synths... but it is the first time I want one so badly :) Thanks for your great video ;)
Very good video! Easy to understand. And I agree Synth videos is you superpower. :)
The virtual patch and preset system is a huge draw to those of us who won`t go Modular because of the lack of presets !
History will show that the matrix has a place in the synth world. What a device! I will not sell mine unless I become too senile to remember what it is...
I will definitely have one in the future
The synth of my life ✨
Buying one this month!
I bought mine 1 year ago and today is my first day working and learning it :-) I was was trying to decipher Arturia V Collection as well. I think I went a bit overboard. I also bought Komplete 12. I am overwhelmed :-(
I liked your vid very much. I did not like your shilling for doty
I can not pay for his course
Thankfully there are plenty of videos like yours on youtube.
Good job and thanks
I wonder what you could do by taking two MatrixBrutes and connecting them together....
Excellent explanation, thank you!
I love my MB. I do always find myself wishing all the mod destinations were assignable. Still, lots of fun in this machine.
What do you mean by assignable? Or do you mean the switches...?
loopop By that I mean the 4 freely assignable destinations on the far right of the mod matrix. There are so many great destinations that aren't a part of the fixed matrix that I always run short on assignable ones.
But still, it's really quite powerful and a fun environment to get immersed in.
Got it - agree...
Definitely agree with this point. My biggest hope is that they can add more assignable destinations in a firmware update. Sidenote: Love your music Scott!
AdamSchneiderMusic Oh wow. Thank you so much, Adam. 🤩
Wow ... ARTURIA & BEHRINGER certainly gets it.
It may be somewhat pricey but it's a great value for what they pack into it.
I just loop the first 38 seconds for that portion of the greatest film score of all time.
What would be added to Arturia MatrixBrute if ther would be new edition ? MPE ? Nina style motorised knobs? Oled screen ? Polyphony ? I love the grid and how it works-I wonder what would Synthstorm Deluge would do with all that real estate 🤓
Amazing video perfect tutorial.
The Big Beast that is versatile flexible and friendly.
It reminds me of the Antonov Aircraft.
My dream Synth was a smaller version of this Brute.
Everything the same. Shrink the size.
Let me tell you, it would have sold ten times greater.
Haut Strangely I’m not too fond of Chinese food. So I’d rather live without the Hakka noodles 😜😜😜
This thing sound incredible!
BLADE RUNNER I MUST BUY THIS
Love the blade runner theme
Great vid! Would be great to learn more about modular connections :) Thnx & keep it up
I think you could find some superpowers even in my Monotron Delay, I love your reviews !!!
Challenge accepted!
loopop a little hint: its background noise from the digital delay 😎
21:57 takeeeee meeeee dancinnn, naked in the rainnnnnnn
(I know it's not exactly, but reminds me of good times)
Size is a disadvantage that needs to be justified. ❤
You will be mine... Oh yes .. you will be mine 🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹
Wow this thing sounds really good
at the moment there is a price drop at some EU-webshops: 1740€ new, not bstock. good luck!
One thing that you neglected to mention was that, in the comparison to a modular synth, the mod matrix is basically giving you one free attenuator per cell, since you can control the modulation amount independently per cell. That's 256 attenuators built in!
I am pretty sure I mentioned it... but while we’re at it it’s 256 VCAs not attenuators :)
@@loopop I think it came up implicitly but I just thought it was worth pointing out how much value for your money you're getting there compared to a traditional modular setup. And yes, I'm always getting the two confused, I do mean amplifiers :p