I freaking love my Trigon! So creamy and rich! Question for you, since you're using a pedal: do you find the onboard reverb to be really weak? I can't get anything even moderately strong out of mine, and I wonder if that's because I dropped it when I first got it, because it actually is weak, or if I just have tastes that are too extreme... Any thoughts would be awesome! PS. Thanks for making this video - I regularly search RUclips for the latest Trigon videos so I can listen while I work - truly love and feel bonded to mine :)
Thank you for watching! I also love my Trigon and it's something extra indeed! I do the same as you watch / listen to synths while I work. When it comes to reverb on Trigon, Prophet 6, OB6 it's perfectly normal that the reverb is not good or let's say as rich as on other synths. When it comes to the drop it's not clear how hard you dropped it or soft. As an ensambler in the electronic industries I think you can feel safe that your internals of the machine should be ok. I think the drop need to very hard to run into issues and that would of corse reveal more as a damage on the outside I belive. Just imagen how many shocks the synths are involved during their transport from delivery when it's inside a box altho the machine is packed in a way that it absorbs the forces but that is a mechanical shock in it's own right also :) However when it comes to sequential and reverbs I want to point out that the internal reverbs are even better on the Take 5 and TEO-5. Reverbs are one of the things we can hunt in eternal for a better one but it all comes down to simulate a room and there are no right or wrong just what suits best for artistic style. I have so many VST reverbs and I tend to use them in different areas so it's always hard to get fully satisfied!
@@infestedalien Yeah it seems weird that only the reverb would be effected, but even at max settings I don't feel like I realllly hear the reverb, and it decays fairly fast... Which is a bummer cause I love playing with reverb! Other than that this thing is a dear friend and I love the sounds! Including what you've done here :)
@@eusterbro Thank you! I run the reverb as a VST in Cubase. It's seems nice to have a good reverb pedal that supports stereo. I'm a bit curious over Strymon Nightsky reverb. The trigon 6 is my savior from forcing me to buy Moog. I think moog has something in their own sound but it's not worth to have to manually turn in the presets. It was enough for me to have a doepfer modular and now it's mostly collecting dust since I don't feel for making presets and repatch them etc..
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trigon just sounds so lovely every time!
Its easily one of my favourite!
@@infestedalien same here!
I freaking love my Trigon! So creamy and rich!
Question for you, since you're using a pedal: do you find the onboard reverb to be really weak? I can't get anything even moderately strong out of mine, and I wonder if that's because I dropped it when I first got it, because it actually is weak, or if I just have tastes that are too extreme... Any thoughts would be awesome!
PS. Thanks for making this video - I regularly search RUclips for the latest Trigon videos so I can listen while I work - truly love and feel bonded to mine :)
Thank you for watching! I also love my Trigon and it's something extra indeed! I do the same as you watch / listen to synths while I work. When it comes to reverb on Trigon, Prophet 6, OB6 it's perfectly normal that the reverb is not good or let's say as rich as on other synths. When it comes to the drop it's not clear how hard you dropped it or soft. As an ensambler in the electronic industries I think you can feel safe that your internals of the machine should be ok. I think the drop need to very hard to run into issues and that would of corse reveal more as a damage on the outside I belive. Just imagen how many shocks the synths are involved during their transport from delivery when it's inside a box altho the machine is packed in a way that it absorbs the forces but that is a mechanical shock in it's own right also :) However when it comes to sequential and reverbs I want to point out that the internal reverbs are even better on the Take 5 and TEO-5. Reverbs are one of the things we can hunt in eternal for a better one but it all comes down to simulate a room and there are no right or wrong just what suits best for artistic style. I have so many VST reverbs and I tend to use them in different areas so it's always hard to get fully satisfied!
@@infestedalien Yeah it seems weird that only the reverb would be effected, but even at max settings I don't feel like I realllly hear the reverb, and it decays fairly fast... Which is a bummer cause I love playing with reverb! Other than that this thing is a dear friend and I love the sounds! Including what you've done here :)
@@eusterbro Thank you! I run the reverb as a VST in Cubase. It's seems nice to have a good reverb pedal that supports stereo. I'm a bit curious over Strymon Nightsky reverb. The trigon 6 is my savior from forcing me to buy Moog. I think moog has something in their own sound but it's not worth to have to manually turn in the presets. It was enough for me to have a doepfer modular and now it's mostly collecting dust since I don't feel for making presets and repatch them etc..