You know this synth will still be making amazing sounds 50 years from now. Sequential build quality is amazing, that’s what you’re paying for, a synth for life.
The sound of this synth seems to put together all the parts of other synths that I love, but each individually don't quite get me there. This is sounding like it will get me to where I have always dreamed. Can't wait to try one out to make my final decision. Awesome demo, everyone!
Yeah it sounded nice but was a little flat, when he moved the pan spread, it really did open up. I wonder how much compression is at hand here, I feel that it maybe clipping? You need to hear one in person rather than rely on YT. Sounds great regardless.
Jack, we all know you can shred until the apocalypse is upon us. But damn, you absolutely nailed it with some incredibly tasty slow and atmospheric playing in this video. 🥰
Quite a good salesman of this T6, he just replaced the need for a manual in this 35:50 talk. I do like the sound of that ladder filter. Thanks for the review Andertons!
Please, everybody lets keep hating on this synth, let's bring its resell value waaaay down. On protest of course, definitely not because I wanna get myself a sweet deal on this beast...I mean abomination.
It's a great synth Jack, some just don't get the quality of this, some say what it should be priced @ with no understanding what it takes to make something like this, and some just think it should look like something else before buying it. Personally I thin Dave (rip) hit a home run with this, he knew what he was doing, as he always had. Thx for the upload.
I’ve been bagging in the looks of this synth but I’m starting to grow to like it. I feel like this synth is gonna be a bargain on the used market in a few years because it doesn’t have the hype that the P6 and OB-6. Might be a super underrated choice to snag later on, it sounds great
31:00 Yes I thought really kind of ho hum as someone who has had the P6 and OB6. I love the interface on those. The T6 didn't seem very different but now it does.
So good to see another demonstration of this promising synth. I am a little confused though by what I *thought* I heard. My understanding was that the wave selections for each oscillator change the waveshape, but it sounded like they were presented as actual additional oscillators? Did I hear wrong? Also, I would really like to hear more of the tamer sounds this synth is capable of which I suspect could be achieved by not driving the OSC amplitudes as much which seems to be a natural motivation for presentors of this synth's architecture. Nice job guys - very much appreciated. Looking forward to trying one of these out.
29:13 It's so good that the Osc 3 LFOs start out of sync. Makes the sound much more complex. Then the bit at 30:00 sounds quite like Dave's first ever demo of the Prophet-6 back in 2015. Definitely one of the family.
This will be my next expensive synth. The Module is now available and the price is not low but still within the atmosphere. A used module would be nice!!
Summit and Peak are on my desk. And to be honest I don't miss with both anything the Trigon might offer. Ok, a Sequential would be nice, my fav would be the Pro3 (also the OB-X8 but the budget says "no"). Currently a "new" (used) Access Virus KB is on my desk ... pure excitement.
@@ingolf7411 i agree, i would love to own a prophet, for the aesthetics and pedigree, but i dont feel limited at all with my summit, its so powerful and deep!
@@sawlfo I'm trying to decide on pulling the trigger and getting a Summit. Sounds really good and I like the hands on control, looks well thought out. It's modulation possibilities look great.
@@maydaygoingdown5602 its a great synth, it has so much knobs and faders you can program classic sounds without using menus, but if you want to go deeper you can do it easily!
All 3 of the Sequential 4 octave monotimbral poly synths sound fantastic and have a great interface/workflow. However, the alternatives and the price... The effects are not bad, but NOT great. It is monotimbral. The keybed is missing an octave. It is 6 voices instead of 8+. Some will already be set for a keyboard in which case a P10 desktop actually costs less and that is no contest. I guess when something that sounds this good comes so close to a personal wish list the missing bits loom a bit larger?
I always wanted to love the P6, and I have the AS1 mono version, but there's something.... complete?.... about this sound. And, as inspired as it is by the Memorymoog, it does make you think MOOG missed a trick here.
I do love the P6. Then the OB6 but still live the P6 more though the OB sounds more funky certainly. They go so well together. So I was thinking who needs another one but this sounds really good. A bit like a P6 with more stuff.
I hesitate to say this (due to the unintended controversy created by my other comment here), but something else has occurred to me: While watching this video, I kept thinking "Why does something about the Trigon's appearance seem familiar?" It didn't make any sense to me, so I kept dismissing the thought. Then I realized: The Moog One also uses a very light wood (which might also be maple.) I'm now wondering whether Dave was in the process of trying to do some sort of Sequential response to the Moog One. I'm certainly not saying he was trying to copy the Moog One or create a Sequential version of the Moog One, but I think the term "response" to the Moog One might be somewhat accurate. I'm also curious about the notion that he was perhaps midway in this journey when he passed, resulting in someone else at Sequential taking the reins and, using the P6 and OB6 as a template, bringing the Trigon into fruition, rather than seeing Dave's final efforts go "unpublished" as it were. Naturally this is all speculation. What I will say is that, if we hadn't lost Dave, I think the Trigon would have arrived in a somewhat different incarnation than what we see here. (That too is speculative, of course, but it's certainly possible.)
Trigon has sounds like a tamed Malevolent I just love the Malevolent because it isn’t tame 👍 Also the price is far more attractive. Trigon has a lot more tricks up it’s sleeves, but then my god it should for its price.
@@SěmtêxČØŴv2.0 and you can stack in unison so what is your point? Malevolent wont touch the T6, that's a fact. 2 different synths altogether. 2 osc vs 18 in unison, you really haven't thought this out too well have you? Stick to John's channel, where the deaf listen to the deaf.
@@DankePlace the point is the Malevolent is £400 and the Trigon is £3400, and for one moment in, in one patch, in one Andertons video, the both sounded similar in tone… Unlike you, who sound like a snob for judging me on what videos or channels I watch. Humour is subjective, and like most humour which isn’t understood it’s down small mindedness and petty snobbery. Johns got his master plan, seems to be working for him. He ain’t causing any harm and to be honest “IF” it’s not just a total wind up by the channels involved, it’s just a publicity stunt. If you’ve not been round RUclips long enough to figure that out, maybe you should keep your opinions about anyone who’s viewed his video to yourself.
@@SěmtêxČØŴv2.0 I've known John much longer than you, you seem to think his 22 accounts in a little over 2 years is normal? He is toxic and does what he does because he has no other way to get views. This isn't being a snob, it's down to him being disrespectful, maybe you should look up that word eh? As for comparing 400 vs 3400 eh? 2 osc vs 18? that's on parity as 9 times 400 squids is 3600 squids right? Like I said, stick to John's channel, where his subs are fake, his knowledge is limited and his behavior is just down right toxic. He had a DMCA filed for lying about Inhalt's video on the Groove 3rd Wave right? This is humor, trying to damage a brand right? As you were.
Hopefully they'll make it rack width for once.. there's no excuse about lack of space as they can use as many U as they want. It's a bit weird how DSI/Sequential make modules in random widths ever since the P'08/P12 modules
I believe there is as the manual page 8 it states this. 8 Getting StartedSequential Using Poly Chain If you have two Trigon-6 synthesizers you can link them together with MIDI to increase the total available polyphony to 12 voices. We call this poly chaining. If you have a Trigon-6 keyboard and a Trigon-6 module, you will most likely use the keyboard as the master and the module as the slave.
Very simply.. one is made in China and one is made in the US.. and all the associated labour costs.. Now you could argue, Focusrite could scrap all US production and make everything with their partner factory in China.. but I don't think that's the right way to take a legendary synthesizer brand/company under your wings
@@Wagoo so close to the passing of Dave, that would be catastrophic for Focusrite, to move a labor force offshore, when you employ the ethos of the company, only to lose all those values to net higher profits. You would damage everything Dave n co worked for, and lose possible other sales reflected in this decision. Cheaper doesn't always mean better, especially in these times where "sweat shop" manufacturers are frowned upon. We can pay more and support more ethical companies, or we can not care and be a part of the "machine" that doesn't end nicely for all concerned. Corporate greed over something more sustainable. I know which one I prefer.
@ghost mall Peak and Summit are actually analogue-digital hybrid synths. VCF, VCA and distortion is analogue. FPGA is used for the oscillators and so forth. An FPGA allows it to generate waveforms at very high frequencies to prevent aliasing
True, the Take 5 is a budget Prophet 5 so it makes sense to make a poly-Moogish synth. They just need to do a budget OB6. They could have done that with putting a SEM filter as an extra filter on Take 5.
Why doesn't Moog have a product between the matriarch and the ONE?! Something like a simplified, more portable version of the ONE or a 5 octave fully polyphonic version of the matriach i would pick up instantaneously. The trigon seems cool but i think moog could do better if they wanted to
@M Castile yes, but this is a poly synth.... something moog has done vert rarely and when they do ver expensivley. Id argue the Model D isnt the best sounding any more - there is no BEST there is only peopnal opinion. There are monos I prefer the core sound of.
Sequential, please do what Roland refuses to do: do for the Jupiter 8 what you did for the Prophet 5/10, ob6, and now trigon, call it the Zeus or Apollo or whatever, and take my $5000.
Great sounding device! Looks like a no-brainer with the 3rd OSC, the FM capability, the ladder filter, and the polyphonic feedback! With that Dave Smith legacy, it also seems an instant classic. BUT PLEASE: Knobs look cheap! That's a big no-no at this price tag! Maple wood, ok, whoever loves it, but please issue a version with darker wood. AND: 49 keys are a joke. Either give it 61 keys AT LEAST, or even better, release a module.
There's no way I would choose this over a P6 or OB-6... (or P5, for that matter). It's not a bad sounding synth, but... unless you already have the three I mentioned and just want to round out your full set of Sequential polysynths, there's no reason to get it. The "character" of this synth is not typically Sequential, and if you want something that sounds like this, you'd probably be better off looking at something like a Summit, Iridium, Hydrasynth Deluxe, Super 6, or Polybrute (or heck, for that matter, a Virus Ti2). I'm not saying it's bad by any means - I'm just saying that... there are other options that probably do what this does better, OR for less money. I'm not in agreement that this sounds like a Moog, despite the ladder filter. I have a Matriarch, Subsequent 37, and Grandmother, and to me... this thing sounds like any good analog polysynth trying to sound like a Moog. It sounds good, but it definitely doesn't have the secret sauce that makes a Moog sound like a Moog. If I wanted that, I'd grab a Matriarch or a Sub 37 (if you need presets) any day before I'd reach for this.
Every synth bar 1 you mentioned isn't analog (your alternatives) and have nothing in common with the T6. Then you mention the Moogs which are monos? You really don't know what you're talking about here.
Pretty awesome sounding. I'm tempted but I am a little frustrated with the whole 6 voices thing. I mean if you're going to charge $3500 for a synth just make it 8 voices at least FFS! How much is a 5 voice Prophet 10 card? $899 or something like that. That's less than $200 per voice. Surely you can squeeze two more voices in there for 3.5k. Otherwise this looks pretty great.
Why is an Iphone 1.5K? Also why is it made in factories where people are forced to work? You want things cheap but don;t care about the human sacrifice right? Complain about sustainable workforce but encourage human abuse so you can get it cheaper right?
@@DankePlace what the hell are you talking about. RUclips is full of idiot kids that don't have a clue. It's a 6 voice analogue. It's does nothing special, has nothing special, nothing new, no expensive components. It's owned by focusrite corp that make most things in china, so get off your high horse. This isn't small company, low numbers stuff like the UDO, where margins are very different. You'll be telling me a £600 Gucci t-shirt is value next.
@@the_JTowny You don't understand anything do you? This isn't made in China, this isn't made by Focusrite, this is made by Sequential, FR is the parent company of Sequential. Sequential gear is made in the USA, you should do some research before spouting garbage, as for that high horse, you should get off your high horse rocker!
Basically it sounds like most other analog polysynths, although not that impressed from what I've heard so far. Weak sounds, nothing outstanding from the filter, it's just... like a basic analog synth. No idea why anyone would choose this over other synths?
It’s great if you have plenty of money, or want to add to a Sequential collection. If you want to make music, most things work just fine through some nice external effects.
I bought a prophet 5 rev.4 last week for 5800$ cad. Is it expensive? Yes. Is it worth it? Hell yesss! These synths are Time Machine, they’re classics. The kind of synth that I will pass on to my grandchildren one day.
But it's only 4 octaves for crying out loud! Stop with these stupid little synths and give us at least 5 octaves! C'mon synth builders. Get with the program!
Nope. Needs to be $1499. What's old was new, now old again. Self cannibalizing product line. The P12 and Poly-Evolver were the ones to get. Discontinued? Oh. Just build a multi-timbral analog-digital hybrid with all of the filters and get it over with, pleeeeease. Do it quick, before the UB-XA (buying 2 when they come out), then it's game over. Still loving my used Deepmind12 for $700.
Me to .. there literally is nothing better unless you argue that it doesn't have seemless sound switching, other than that it will go down as the best and most slept upon synth in modern history .. those who know ...know
I can duplicate and surpass any sound this thing can make on my UltraNova or Black Sledge. The Trigon, in theory, should sound better than a Memorymoog. It does not.
Lol at both your statements, no wonder you revere someone like John, you lack as much knowledge as he does. 2 digital synths can replicate an analog can they? Before you say anything, I owned the Ultranova, good entry level synth, but that's about it, and as for the Black Sledge, the Blofeld I own blows it away. Stick with John's channel, where it's all about the troll army and lack of any insight.
@@DankePlace Actually, the Black Sledge is a watered down Blofeld engine with a high quality Fatar keyboard and knob per function, so "blows it away" is hyperbolic rhetoric. Your UltraNova take is BS, got mine usedfor $300, Sledge used for $700. "you lack as much knowledge' quote. I've been buying and playing synths for 47 years so STFU.
@@Observe-n-Learn The Sledge is a watered down Blofeld engine so the Blofeld blows it out of the water, that's how it works, and it's not multitimbral. Stick with John's channel, knowing what he does makes you as smart as he is. As for how much you paid for your sledge, why is it I paid new $700 for my Blo keys? That's AUD not USD? Ultranova is a toy, enjoy that lag on the pitch wheel, and you paid $300 USD used when I paid $500 AUD new? LOL. 47 years of buying and you still can't buy right xxx ooo xxxx
You can tell a lot about Andertons from Jack's synth videos. Lee Anderton thinks it is a good idea to have someone who cares about as much as he does for synths do the promotion videos for them. And so Jack doesn't bother to do any preparation, and doesn't bother to hide how jaded he is. And doesn't bother to hide that he'd rather be in Subway stuffing his face with a footlong. It's worth comparing Jack's videos with the videos put out by other Andertons people too. Rabea seems to have sussed that hanging around Andertons isn't going to do him any good if he wants to do anything special with his music. Can't blame him for that. Rob Chapman, who was the backbone of the Andertons guitar stuff has long gone. Away in Malta doing his own thing. Again, can't blame the man for walking his own path. Danish Pete is still trying too hard to be Rob Chapman. So most all of the Andertons videos he is in are the opposite of Jack's. Jack doesn't try at all. Danish Pete tries too hard. And that's what Lee Anderson wants the world to know his shop for. There are two really great presenters doing stuff for Anderons nowadays though. Dave Simpson and Cici Powell are great presenters and great people. Their love of music and their attitude towards gear really shines through. The pair of them are way better than the shop they are fronting videos for and its owner. No gear snobbery from them like you get from Lee Anderton. And both Dave and Cici can really play. Unlike Lee... It's a shame Lee Anderton has so little respect for his customers, and for the companies like Korg, Roland, Sequential/Novation, etc that he carries on like this with Jack and his negative and lazy attitude. But that is what it is. Tells us all what kind of company you are doing business with.
@@Wagoo Flash Dance just popped into my head, only with the OP dancing on the chair with salty tears instead of water being poured all over him, when Jack's name gets mentioned.
oh dear, what a sad state of affairs. What are you trying to achieve by your lengthy post? I doubt very much that Lee will change his business plan due to your views. If you wish to be identified as a critic, then you may be better placed publishing your copy through an industry based article. That way other people in the same business as Lee will be able to judge him based on your views compared with what he achieves through trading. You obviously have great insight, which would appear to be wasted in the RUclips comments section, where many trolls exist.
@@Observe-n-Learn I can care less if it sells or not they ain’t getting my money that’s all I know. I like it but it’s way too much there are much better options without the name of course
@@DankePlace Really ? lol "nothing" ??. I can tell your one of them that will buy it "because its different". I've had a P6, P5 and an old T8 many years ago, gave me a hernia lugging it around in its flight case. Loved them so please accept my 10 cents opinion as what it is.
@@kevrenshaw6177 you're* You haven't even used one of these and it is Moog based, so how does it sound like a P6 or P5 without the ladder filter? Derp.
You're (lol) right of course, I live in rural and remote Queensland so no chance a Trigon getting here and if it did the locals would stab it, skin it and throw it on a BBQ. Im just glad there are people like yourself who will no doubt purchase these fine keyboards and good for you. Enjoy your synth and make lots of great, inspirational music. My point was more about marketing and product placement in the relatively small music industry. It was meant as tongue in cheek humour to other people who work or have worked in the music industry. Keep your knickers on and stop getting all squiffy. Lifes too short bud.
You know this synth will still be making amazing sounds 50 years from now. Sequential build quality is amazing, that’s what you’re paying for, a synth for life.
The sound of this synth seems to put together all the parts of other synths that I love, but each individually don't quite get me there. This is sounding like it will get me to where I have always dreamed. Can't wait to try one out to make my final decision. Awesome demo, everyone!
That first example at 4:16 gave me the chills...you can have my kidneys, I am getting this
So nice. God, I didnt expect it right off the bat.
@@Lagspike99 same!
Yeah it sounded nice but was a little flat, when he moved the pan spread, it really did open up.
I wonder how much compression is at hand here, I feel that it maybe clipping?
You need to hear one in person rather than rely on YT.
Sounds great regardless.
Very nice sounding synth . First and foremost the tone is there. ❤. Thanks guys .
It's marvelous! I got my hands on one last week and I love it. I may have to get one in the future... Thanx 4 posting :)
It sounds huge and mean unlike any other Sequential synth. I love it!
Calc is giving a demonstration how to use a synth. So much knowledge and experience. This is how a review supposed to be.
Yeah it's amazing the talent Jack gets along side him, respect where it's due.
Yes he did great explanations of some fine details that make a big difference.
Such a great addition for the Sequential line-up. Great one Dave RIP
I would be happy to pay some extra for the display with preset names.
Jack, we all know you can shred until the apocalypse is upon us. But damn, you absolutely nailed it with some incredibly tasty slow and atmospheric playing in this video. 🥰
That first patch sold me. Ordering it next month!
Quite a good salesman of this T6, he just replaced the need for a manual in this 35:50 talk. I do like the sound of that ladder filter. Thanks for the review Andertons!
Please, everybody lets keep hating on this synth, let's bring its resell value waaaay down. On protest of course, definitely not because I wanna get myself a sweet deal on this beast...I mean abomination.
haha yes!
Andertons just dropped the new price.
That pan spread is cool! I usually do that with a plugin on pad sounds, makes them real spacey and large.
It's a great synth Jack, some just don't get the quality of this, some say what it should be priced @ with no understanding what it takes to make something like this, and some just think it should look like something else before buying it.
Personally I thin Dave (rip) hit a home run with this, he knew what he was doing, as he always had.
Thx for the upload.
Haha that guy is the real life version of those groucho glasses. Love it! Such great energy!
Calc’s yt channel is hard to find, but filled with great music!
I’ve been bagging in the looks of this synth but I’m starting to grow to like it. I feel like this synth is gonna be a bargain on the used market in a few years because it doesn’t have the hype that the P6 and OB-6. Might be a super underrated choice to snag later on, it sounds great
Yes because it doesn't have the Prophet or OB name.
My synth pal told me that Andertons dropped the Trigon 6 price last week.
Well done guys, looks like a winner
31:00 Yes I thought really kind of ho hum as someone who has had the P6 and OB6. I love the interface on those. The T6 didn't seem very different but now it does.
So good to see another demonstration of this promising synth. I am a little confused though by what I *thought* I heard. My understanding was that the wave selections for each oscillator change the waveshape, but it sounded like they were presented as actual additional oscillators? Did I hear wrong? Also, I would really like to hear more of the tamer sounds this synth is capable of which I suspect could be achieved by not driving the OSC amplitudes as much which seems to be a natural motivation for presentors of this synth's architecture. Nice job guys - very much appreciated. Looking forward to trying one of these out.
29:13 It's so good that the Osc 3 LFOs start out of sync. Makes the sound much more complex. Then the bit at 30:00 sounds quite like Dave's first ever demo of the Prophet-6 back in 2015. Definitely one of the family.
We still love Jack and his jack·a·dai·si·cal attitude.
Great demo!
Really sounds unique!
RIP Dave Smith. His designs are nothing short of iconic genius. This synth looks/ sounds incredible.
So much flavour !
Novation has bought the Sequential company! So the great sequential stuff will continue
Beautiful synth! "just go wild" love that! "and we all like wood! awesome!
This will be my next expensive synth. The Module is now available and the price is not low but still within the atmosphere. A used module would be nice!!
Congrats on never mentioning Moog :)
This destroys any Moog
Still calculator screens and 1 dedicated LFO. I like the 3 oscillators, distortion and saturation options though.
Great synth, I don't get all the hate, off topic but any chance we're getting a Waldorf Quantum MKII video soon? ;)
Jack always knows how to present a new synthesizer.
WTF IS THIS ?????????……………….
I’ve NEVER heard something so pleasing…….
Fuck I’m completely mind blown !!!!!!!!!!………
Calc, is there a novation summit 3.0 coming? Would love to adjust the envelope curves!
Summit and Peak are on my desk. And to be honest I don't miss with both anything the Trigon might offer. Ok, a Sequential would be nice, my fav would be the Pro3 (also the OB-X8 but the budget says "no"). Currently a "new" (used) Access Virus KB is on my desk ... pure excitement.
@@ingolf7411 i agree, i would love to own a prophet, for the aesthetics and pedigree, but i dont feel limited at all with my summit, its so powerful and deep!
@@sawlfo I'm trying to decide on pulling the trigger and getting a Summit.
Sounds really good and I like the hands on control, looks well thought out.
It's modulation possibilities look great.
@@maydaygoingdown5602 its a great synth, it has so much knobs and faders you can program classic sounds without using menus, but if you want to go deeper you can do it easily!
@@sawlfo yeah I can't decide between this or the irridium.
I want a synth that has really great modulation possabilies for ambiant pads.
Very nice!!
By the way, that cut at 6:00 was fantastic
The Trigon sounds to me like the Sequential take on the Moog sound. I suspect thats the ladder filter character. Either way it sounds incredible.
All 3 of the Sequential 4 octave monotimbral poly synths sound fantastic and have a great interface/workflow. However, the alternatives and the price... The effects are not bad, but NOT great. It is monotimbral. The keybed is missing an octave. It is 6 voices instead of 8+. Some will already be set for a keyboard in which case a P10 desktop actually costs less and that is no contest. I guess when something that sounds this good comes so close to a personal wish list the missing bits loom a bit larger?
When will the module be released? I have no space for another keys.
Bob! Where's spit the dog? 😂
What style is he playing on the synths the guy with glasses I like it.
I always wanted to love the P6, and I have the AS1 mono version, but there's something.... complete?.... about this sound. And, as inspired as it is by the Memorymoog, it does make you think MOOG missed a trick here.
I do love the P6. Then the OB6 but still live the P6 more though the OB sounds more funky certainly. They go so well together. So I was thinking who needs another one but this sounds really good. A bit like a P6 with more stuff.
Nice! I've been totally enjoying this synth since it came out. They mention the OB-6, I just uploaded a comparison of the 2 if anyone is interested.
I hesitate to say this (due to the unintended controversy created by my other comment here), but something else has occurred to me: While watching this video, I kept thinking "Why does something about the Trigon's appearance seem familiar?" It didn't make any sense to me, so I kept dismissing the thought. Then I realized: The Moog One also uses a very light wood (which might also be maple.) I'm now wondering whether Dave was in the process of trying to do some sort of Sequential response to the Moog One. I'm certainly not saying he was trying to copy the Moog One or create a Sequential version of the Moog One, but I think the term "response" to the Moog One might be somewhat accurate. I'm also curious about the notion that he was perhaps midway in this journey when he passed, resulting in someone else at Sequential taking the reins and, using the P6 and OB6 as a template, bringing the Trigon into fruition, rather than seeing Dave's final efforts go "unpublished" as it were. Naturally this is all speculation. What I will say is that, if we hadn't lost Dave, I think the Trigon would have arrived in a somewhat different incarnation than what we see here. (That too is speculative, of course, but it's certainly possible.)
Dream synth
Jack. Not the wood.
Needle Calc for the module version.
Trigon has sounds like a tamed Malevolent
I just love the Malevolent because it isn’t tame 👍
Also the price is far more attractive.
Trigon has a lot more tricks up it’s sleeves, but then my god it should for its price.
Moot, you’re comparing a MONO to a POLY…. 🙄🙄🙄
@@Kkidzz and the Trigon can still be played with one finger if that’s the sound you want. Jack made the same comparison to the sound tone.
@@SěmtêxČØŴv2.0 and you can stack in unison so what is your point?
Malevolent wont touch the T6, that's a fact.
2 different synths altogether.
2 osc vs 18 in unison, you really haven't thought this out too well have you?
Stick to John's channel, where the deaf listen to the deaf.
@@DankePlace the point is the Malevolent is £400 and the Trigon is £3400, and for one moment in, in one patch, in one Andertons video, the both sounded similar in tone…
Unlike you, who sound like a snob for judging me on what videos or channels I watch.
Humour is subjective, and like most humour which isn’t understood it’s down small mindedness and petty snobbery.
Johns got his master plan, seems to be working for him.
He ain’t causing any harm and to be honest “IF” it’s not just a total wind up by the channels involved, it’s just a publicity stunt.
If you’ve not been round RUclips long enough to figure that out, maybe you should keep your opinions about anyone who’s viewed his video to yourself.
@@SěmtêxČØŴv2.0 I've known John much longer than you, you seem to think his 22 accounts in a little over 2 years is normal?
He is toxic and does what he does because he has no other way to get views. This isn't being a snob, it's down to him being disrespectful, maybe you should look up that word eh?
As for comparing 400 vs 3400 eh? 2 osc vs 18? that's on parity as 9 times 400 squids is 3600 squids right?
Like I said, stick to John's channel, where his subs are fake, his knowledge is limited and his behavior is just down right toxic.
He had a DMCA filed for lying about Inhalt's video on the Groove 3rd Wave right?
This is humor, trying to damage a brand right?
As you were.
7:47 LOL why would you wana do that !?
Will there be a desktop model … like with any of the other Sequential synths?
Hopefully they'll make it rack width for once.. there's no excuse about lack of space as they can use as many U as they want. It's a bit weird how DSI/Sequential make modules in random widths ever since the P'08/P12 modules
I believe there is as the manual page 8 it states this.
8 Getting StartedSequential
Using Poly Chain
If you have two Trigon-6 synthesizers you can link them together with MIDI
to increase the total available polyphony to 12 voices. We call this poly
chaining. If you have a Trigon-6 keyboard and a Trigon-6 module, you will
most likely use the keyboard as the master and the module as the slave.
@@DankePlace nice spot! 👍
@@Wagoo Cheers, I wonder if this does MPE support like the P6 and OB6 offers, your Osmose would like to say "hello"!!
What about Bass and Leads in Unison ? Most people will look for those in a ladder filter synth, and regarding the low end, also...
18 osc unison mode in drift for mono, that's pretty powerful right there.
@@DankePlace yeah...just have my doubts about the low end...it does not seem to be very beefy...maybe...
Could you follow up with a drum machine attached?
Does the -12 -24 work as a sub oscillator?
It indeed sounds characterful, perhaps on par with the OB6, but let’s face it, it sounds very little like a Memorymoog.
really bro a Ladder Filter that what Moog Said😂 I'm not surprised🤣😂 god dam it 😂
The thumbnail title is hilarious
I dont get the price point to be honest... the Summit is half of that, how does that come together?
Very simply.. one is made in China and one is made in the US.. and all the associated labour costs..
Now you could argue, Focusrite could scrap all US production and make everything with their partner factory in China.. but I don't think that's the right way to take a legendary synthesizer brand/company under your wings
@@Wagoo so close to the passing of Dave, that would be catastrophic for Focusrite, to move a labor force offshore, when you employ the ethos of the company, only to lose all those values to net higher profits.
You would damage everything Dave n co worked for, and lose possible other sales reflected in this decision.
Cheaper doesn't always mean better, especially in these times where "sweat shop" manufacturers are frowned upon.
We can pay more and support more ethical companies, or we can not care and be a part of the "machine" that doesn't end nicely for all concerned.
Corporate greed over something more sustainable.
I know which one I prefer.
@ghost mall Peak and Summit are actually analogue-digital hybrid synths. VCF, VCA and distortion is analogue. FPGA is used for the oscillators and so forth. An FPGA allows it to generate waveforms at very high frequencies to prevent aliasing
Expensive, as is most of Sequential’s gear, but incredibly well put together, sounds great. Moog needs to pay attention and compete.
True, the Take 5 is a budget Prophet 5 so it makes sense to make a poly-Moogish synth. They just need to do a budget OB6. They could have done that with putting a SEM filter as an extra filter on Take 5.
Why doesn't Moog have a product between the matriarch and the ONE?! Something like a simplified, more portable version of the ONE or a 5 octave fully polyphonic version of the matriach i would pick up instantaneously. The trigon seems cool but i think moog could do better if they wanted to
@@Kung_Fu_Jesus lol... The OB6 IS the budget synth.... of the OPBx8 lol (yes I know that came later).
@M Castile yes, but this is a poly synth.... something moog has done vert rarely and when they do ver expensivley. Id argue the Model D isnt the best sounding any more - there is no BEST there is only peopnal opinion. There are monos I prefer the core sound of.
Moog got woke, and went broke.
his face at 9:50 priceless
Good Ole’ CALCulator!
I won't change it for a hydrasynth deluxe
🤭👌🏻
jack looking like he is not sure if he likes it :D
Sequential, please do what Roland refuses to do: do for the Jupiter 8 what you did for the Prophet 5/10, ob6, and now trigon, call it the Zeus or Apollo or whatever, and take my $5000.
I hear you!!!
Great sounding device! Looks like a no-brainer with the 3rd OSC, the FM capability, the ladder filter, and the polyphonic feedback! With that Dave Smith legacy, it also seems an instant classic. BUT PLEASE: Knobs look cheap! That's a big no-no at this price tag! Maple wood, ok, whoever loves it, but please issue a version with darker wood. AND: 49 keys are a joke. Either give it 61 keys AT LEAST, or even better, release a module.
8:12 😆
What is with their awkward avoidance of the word "Moog"?! lol
OK, this is really nice. But not $3,500 nice.
€4,000 nice. 😬
There's no way I would choose this over a P6 or OB-6... (or P5, for that matter). It's not a bad sounding synth, but... unless you already have the three I mentioned and just want to round out your full set of Sequential polysynths, there's no reason to get it. The "character" of this synth is not typically Sequential, and if you want something that sounds like this, you'd probably be better off looking at something like a Summit, Iridium, Hydrasynth Deluxe, Super 6, or Polybrute (or heck, for that matter, a Virus Ti2). I'm not saying it's bad by any means - I'm just saying that... there are other options that probably do what this does better, OR for less money. I'm not in agreement that this sounds like a Moog, despite the ladder filter. I have a Matriarch, Subsequent 37, and Grandmother, and to me... this thing sounds like any good analog polysynth trying to sound like a Moog. It sounds good, but it definitely doesn't have the secret sauce that makes a Moog sound like a Moog. If I wanted that, I'd grab a Matriarch or a Sub 37 (if you need presets) any day before I'd reach for this.
Every synth bar 1 you mentioned isn't analog (your alternatives) and have nothing in common with the T6. Then you mention the Moogs which are monos?
You really don't know what you're talking about here.
As somebody who has a P6, P5 and OB6 and a Matriarch I agree with Berus. No desire for this.
@@jonnycavell You haven't even used one, yet you think the ladder filters sounds the same?
Sounds *legit*
What are you talking about?
@@jonnycavell You agree with OP yet nothing he posted makes any sense, so you should ask yourself your own Q.
getting closer and closer to that 100k!!! 🤩
Pretty awesome sounding. I'm tempted but I am a little frustrated with the whole 6 voices thing. I mean if you're going to charge $3500 for a synth just make it 8 voices at least FFS! How much is a 5 voice Prophet 10 card? $899 or something like that. That's less than $200 per voice. Surely you can squeeze two more voices in there for 3.5k. Otherwise this looks pretty great.
trying so hard not to call it a MOOG sound lmao good shit though
Arf'noon :)
How is this nearly 3.5k 😂
Why is an Iphone 1.5K? Also why is it made in factories where people are forced to work?
You want things cheap but don;t care about the human sacrifice right?
Complain about sustainable workforce but encourage human abuse so you can get it cheaper right?
@@DankePlace what the hell are you talking about.
RUclips is full of idiot kids that don't have a clue.
It's a 6 voice analogue. It's does nothing special, has nothing special, nothing new, no expensive components.
It's owned by focusrite corp that make most things in china, so get off your high horse.
This isn't small company, low numbers stuff like the UDO, where margins are very different.
You'll be telling me a £600 Gucci t-shirt is value next.
@@the_JTowny You don't understand anything do you?
This isn't made in China, this isn't made by Focusrite, this is made by Sequential, FR is the parent company of Sequential.
Sequential gear is made in the USA, you should do some research before spouting garbage, as for that high horse, you should get off your high horse rocker!
@@DankePlace 🤦🏼 yeah ok
Consider yourself afgedankt
@@the_JTowny ok kid
61 keys please.
Get the module, get your own keys.
I like Prophets and the Take 5 but this doesn't impress me. I've heard 1K and under synths sound better.
I thought I was going crazy, but this synth is downtuned about a half a step the whole time haha.
And I just realized the first oscillator is fine tuned about a half step when I looked at it haha.
Synth bros synthing
Basically it sounds like most other analog polysynths, although not that impressed from what I've heard so far. Weak sounds, nothing outstanding from the filter, it's just... like a basic analog synth. No idea why anyone would choose this over other synths?
It’s great if you have plenty of money, or want to add to a Sequential collection.
If you want to make music, most things work just fine through some nice external effects.
probably one of the dumbest statements I have read in these comments.
Huh???
Only 49 keys and only 6 voices for such an expensive synth.Well done.😒
But..... But..... it's a sequential! Seriously though, I would go for the GS E7. Half the price of the Trigon and an extra voice to boot.
I bought a prophet 5 rev.4 last week for 5800$ cad. Is it expensive? Yes. Is it worth it? Hell yesss! These synths are Time Machine, they’re classics. The kind of synth that I will pass on to my grandchildren one day.
6 voices X 3 OSC = 18 oscillators
@@juxty3102 no keyboard though.
This is the least interesting dsi imo. Not saying it doesn't sound great. I'd go for the prophet or ob6.
Washing machines live longer with Trigon ...errr ok sorry Calgon, who says advertising doesn't work.
But it's only 4 octaves for crying out loud! Stop with these stupid little synths and give us at least 5 octaves! C'mon synth builders. Get with the program!
@ghost mall - I’m not sure you’re allowed to state real world scenarios 😉
Lovely sound, dreamy synth and about 1.5k too expensive.
Kind of looks like memorymoog... ;)
Sure doesn’t SOUND like one.
Nope. Needs to be $1499. What's old was new, now old again. Self cannibalizing product line. The P12 and Poly-Evolver were the ones to get. Discontinued? Oh. Just build a multi-timbral analog-digital hybrid with all of the filters and get it over with, pleeeeease. Do it quick, before the UB-XA (buying 2 when they come out), then it's game over. Still loving my used Deepmind12 for $700.
8 voice Pro-3 for $2200 or bust
@@jessewarren817 oh god, 8voice pro-3 would be crazy, plus with 2 layers like rev2
They would try and sell that for 5/6k. Where can sequential go from here but into the digital realm again
“Game over” lol
Cap guy left tries so hard , cap guy right keeps nodding , but to no avail
Nice but I prefer my Prophet X.
Me to .. there literally is nothing better unless you argue that it doesn't have seemless sound switching, other than that it will go down as the best and most slept upon synth in modern history .. those who know ...know
Me too... btw, try a Telefunken TDP-2 DI on the PX... it injects analog flavor into the digital osc's and turns the PX into an absolute monster.
I can duplicate and surpass any sound this thing can make on my UltraNova or Black Sledge. The Trigon, in theory, should sound better than a Memorymoog. It does not.
Lol at both your statements, no wonder you revere someone like John, you lack as much knowledge as he does.
2 digital synths can replicate an analog can they?
Before you say anything, I owned the Ultranova, good entry level synth, but that's about it, and as for the Black Sledge, the Blofeld I own blows it away.
Stick with John's channel, where it's all about the troll army and lack of any insight.
@ghost mall he subscribes to the biggest synth troll on YT, they both just don't get anything.
@@DankePlace Actually, the Black Sledge is a watered down Blofeld engine with a high quality Fatar keyboard and knob per function, so "blows it away" is hyperbolic rhetoric. Your UltraNova take is BS, got mine usedfor $300, Sledge used for $700.
"you lack as much knowledge' quote. I've been buying and playing synths for 47 years so STFU.
@@Observe-n-Learn The Sledge is a watered down Blofeld engine so the Blofeld blows it out of the water, that's how it works, and it's not multitimbral.
Stick with John's channel, knowing what he does makes you as smart as he is.
As for how much you paid for your sledge, why is it I paid new $700 for my Blo keys? That's AUD not USD?
Ultranova is a toy, enjoy that lag on the pitch wheel, and you paid $300 USD used when I paid $500 AUD new? LOL.
47 years of buying and you still can't buy right xxx ooo xxxx
Nope
You can tell a lot about Andertons from Jack's synth videos. Lee Anderton thinks it is a good idea to have someone who cares about as much as he does for synths do the promotion videos for them.
And so Jack doesn't bother to do any preparation, and doesn't bother to hide how jaded he is. And doesn't bother to hide that he'd rather be in Subway stuffing his face with a footlong.
It's worth comparing Jack's videos with the videos put out by other Andertons people too.
Rabea seems to have sussed that hanging around Andertons isn't going to do him any good if he wants to do anything special with his music. Can't blame him for that.
Rob Chapman, who was the backbone of the Andertons guitar stuff has long gone. Away in Malta doing his own thing. Again, can't blame the man for walking his own path.
Danish Pete is still trying too hard to be Rob Chapman. So most all of the Andertons videos he is in are the opposite of Jack's. Jack doesn't try at all. Danish Pete tries too hard. And that's what Lee Anderson wants the world to know his shop for.
There are two really great presenters doing stuff for Anderons nowadays though. Dave Simpson and Cici Powell are great presenters and great people. Their love of music and their attitude towards gear really shines through. The pair of them are way better than the shop they are fronting videos for and its owner. No gear snobbery from them like you get from Lee Anderton. And both Dave and Cici can really play. Unlike Lee...
It's a shame Lee Anderton has so little respect for his customers, and for the companies like Korg, Roland, Sequential/Novation, etc that he carries on like this with Jack and his negative and lazy attitude. But that is what it is. Tells us all what kind of company you are doing business with.
you're a maniac
@@Wagoo Flash Dance just popped into my head, only with the OP dancing on the chair with salty tears instead of water being poured all over him, when Jack's name gets mentioned.
@@Wagoo Well you've got the Micheal Sembello reference in. Gonna go for some more 80s ones?
oh dear, what a sad state of affairs. What are you trying to achieve by your lengthy post? I doubt very much that Lee will change his business plan due to your views. If you wish to be identified as a critic, then you may be better placed publishing your copy through an industry based article. That way other people in the same business as Lee will be able to judge him based on your views compared with what he achieves through trading. You obviously have great insight, which would appear to be wasted in the RUclips comments section, where many trolls exist.
@@DankePlace Cool story bro. That's some wild fap fantasy you have going on there.
DS is gone, but his legacy of thin sounding synths lives on
???
Probably unpopular opinion: it’s kinda… meh. Trigon launch was underwhelming to me. Guess I’m spoiled by the OB-X8…
Overpriced hype
Yes and it will still sell.
@@dirkkeersmaekers4343 of course it’ll sell.
That’s why this is called “The Golden Age of Synths.” Cause you need gold, which is money, to buy synths.
@@Melodic623 It isn't selling well in the states, I'm following the stats.
@@Observe-n-Learn I can care less if it sells or not they ain’t getting my money that’s all I know. I like it but it’s way too much there are much better options without the name of course
Yet another synth from Sequential. The "Apple" of the music industry. Makes your previous Prophet 6 and OB6 purchases obsolete. lol
Nah, that's Teenage Engineering. This synth not a superset of either OB6 or P6.. you could argue there's more of that for those with OB-X8 and P5/P10
T6 is nothing like the P6 or OB6.
@@DankePlace Really ? lol "nothing" ??. I can tell your one of them that will buy it "because its different". I've had a P6, P5 and an old T8 many years ago, gave me a hernia lugging it around in its flight case. Loved them so please accept my 10 cents opinion as what it is.
@@kevrenshaw6177 you're*
You haven't even used one of these and it is Moog based, so how does it sound like a P6 or P5 without the ladder filter?
Derp.
You're (lol) right of course, I live in rural and remote Queensland so no chance a Trigon getting here and if it did the locals would stab it, skin it and throw it on a BBQ. Im just glad there are people like yourself who will no doubt purchase these fine keyboards and good for you. Enjoy your synth and make lots of great, inspirational music. My point was more about marketing and product placement in the relatively small music industry. It was meant as tongue in cheek humour to other people who work or have worked in the music industry. Keep your knickers on and stop getting all squiffy. Lifes too short bud.