I gotta be honest, Im a bit underwhelmed by the Spectrovox. There just isn't anything that it does that we cannot already do. I'll get one eventually though. I'm just going to wait till it pops up on Reverb for 400- I'd say Arturia takes the day. One major bonus about it is that it will drive the price of a used PolyBrute (standard) down a bit. ...I'm saving up some ducketts.
Agreed, This Arturia is a stone in Synth History. Merci beaucoup, from France, sending you good vibes (and if I speak with mistakes, you'll understand why)
@@synthsamuraiproductions yea haha btw bullfrog is fun video but idk if I want any part of that.... I wish they diid a better sound demo it was super simple music.
Samuraaaiii!! Dude, this video has me overwhelmed. Some of these syntha are ridiculous. Especially that Arturia PolyBrute 12, wow. I felt poor just by looking at the color. The Pittsburgh Modular is calling me. The Behringer Model 15 is an instant buy for the price. Korg is smoking something, I don't know. The Moog is ok, nothing crazy about it. As far as a music store to test things first hand, I think the only one nowadays in the whole Northeast is Alto Music Store in Middletown, NY. I've seen it before and it's a big store, never been in it though. I'm going to pay it a visit in a few weeks. Great video as always. 👍👍👍👍👍
love that bullfrog video hahaha . so creative! that pittsburgh modular looks really really interesting, and has that wood grain to it which is awesome - I have to say as well. The percussa ssp and the tiptop art are still my top modular picks . maybe now actually tiptop, because it circumvents the 1v/oct osc tuning problem - I play chords a lot, so having at least 8 voices is important. Maybe ssp does it too, I dont know. SSP has patch memory though. choices, choices! pb12 has a pretty cool full touch keybed on there. sounds pretty cool, ill have to check out more demos. is the sound the same as the 6, though, mostly?
I love that I love when they do inverted keys that’s a sharp looking keyboard. I love that. Pittsburgh modular get rid of all their old modules. You can’t buy them anymore and they came out with this and the tigah I hope I spelt that right and I have to say they’re right on spot on great synthesizer. As far as Arturia goes, what I don’t understand is hope somebody can correct me if I’m wrong, but it looks like it has the touché which the original poly brutehad and now the keyboard is a lot like the expressive E Osmos so I’m wondering if those two were working together, I know that they are both companies from what I understand But at $3999.99 is crazy so is Arturia the new Moog? What’s interesting about the bullfrog ad? Reminds me a lot of Pittsburgh modular ads just goes to show you companies of cloning companies ads as well as their machines lol 😂 OK that bullfrog synthesizer is ridiculous and I will tell you that I’ve never seen knobs that big. They must’ve had them custom-made. Pittsburgh modular is amazing and I love it because they’re made right here in the good old USA. Very cool stuff very very cool stuff and you’re right it looks amazing .
I still think that the Roland vocoders sound better than Moog that’s just my opinion. Even the waves vocoder, they forget the names of them, but those two sound better than this, but this is also a synthesizer so hats off to Moog I guess? Moog living off their name they put a synth out and people automatically go. Oh it’s a Moog. I have to buy it because Moog made a synthesizer. I’m sorry, but that’s a bunch of bull. But you know you can also achieve those sounds without spending $599 on some cheap pedals guitar pedals that is. You can also run your sense through any of the Roland vocoder to achieve these types of sounds sorry Moog over priced underwhelmed.
@@EchoKraft I think the point you’re overlooking is the Moog is analog. It has less bands than a digital vocoder which means it’s less intelligible for speech. Drum loops on the other hand sound otherworldly. Again, different tools for different tasks.
I've never been a modular guy, but I feel that Voltage Lab 2 is a great unit to have. I'll wait for the official review and I'll probably give it a try.
Model 15 is less than a quarter of the price of the Grandmother. A quarter! Can't wait for the comparison, although Starsky Carr said it more or less sounds the same of the Moog, and he doesn't says this kind of things all the times.
When I saw some of these Super Synth releases yesterday.... The 1st thing I thought was... "I can't wait for The Synth Samurai to give his feedback on these monsters!" Keep it going SS... soon Arturia and others will be sending you their latest releases for your coveted reviews! Cheers bro....
I am also afraid of even semi modular, but love the Matriarch, love the sounds and delay on it. I wish PB came with all analog effects, analog stereo overdrives, BBD stereo chorus, BBD stereo delays… OK fx can be added as pedals sure…
This impOscar 3 is amazing, I got it yesterday. The only VST that has a filter that sounds similar to the WASP. This synth comes with 1800 presets, I spent 2 hours yesterday browsing the presets and I don’t even know when I’ll be done.
The west pest and east beast have their technology inside. They both sound great.I'm looking to get something from Pittsburgh modular soon. I think they sound amazing
Korg Physical modelling thing theyre working on is extremely exciting to me as well as the Voltage Lab 2. Gonna sell my Syntrx 2 for the VL2 for sure. Year is heating up finally. Lets hope the economy gets better 😂
As an owner of a Polybrute 6 I fully understand the price of the Polybrute 12, however at 4K it will have a limited diffusion IMO. Personally I really hope that Arturia comes up with an MPE midi controller based on this poly aftertouch keybed. Since they added MPE to the regular Polybrute, this might be a less expensive upgrade plan for current Polybrute owners.
@@kierenmoore3236 The problem is because the Osmose synth engine is digital, it wouldn’t reduce the production cost enough to be appealing. All they could do is use a less powerful CPU, remove the digital to analog converter and the audio output component. This wouldn’t save that much money. If they come out with a controller only version of the Osmose that is only $100 less, people will still decide to buy the original Osmose even if they don’t really want the internal synth engine.
@@MurphysLaw996 Well, if you’re right, then sure … though between not being very interested in its digital synth sounds, whilst querying how usable the sideways vibrato on the keys actually is (velocity/polyAT-controlled vibrato would probably be more consistent & more musical, I think), I’m more interested in several other MPE controllers/styles, anyway … however, I will at least try out the Osmose, to be sure.
Lots of Exciting Synth news ... That Voltage lab looks cool ... The PolyBrute 12 Pricey but the keyboard is Awesome!! ....Some Cool new Products in the Modular world as well!!
What a time to dive into choice syndrome… PB 12 is a sound designer’s lifetime… Spectravox, I am not a voco-man, either. I am with Mr. Filter on the B word. 😂. Voltage lab seems very interesting… For me the most appealing is still Murmux from DBox. Still waiting for MMuse… I am a minimalist sound purist analog devoted, too much. A little overwhelmed… Good that top notch channels like yours helps surf these waves!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👋🏼
nice one - still watching it, but GForce also came out with ImpOSCar 3 🙂 I have the rare Touch Digital Controller made for ImpOSCar 1 by Kent Spong and Dave Spiers, but works with all of the versions (less than 50 were made and released) - I made a demo with it
The Polybrute 12 sounds great. The cost is acceptable seeing you don’t have to buy a controller like the Osmose. Having said that, it is too much for a guy on a pension, like myself. Would have to sell half of my existing studio (including my Matrixbrute and my TS10, which does have poly AT). I also don’t mind that un-Arturia colour scheme.
I’d take the raw sound (incl analog fx)of the MB, over a PB, no matter how many voices … I’m waiting on an Osmose Controller, because I dig the mechanism but don’t like and therefore don’t want to pay for their synth engine …
A) The Moog makes sense to clear out old parts and access to every filter has SOME interesting possibilities, but were I looking for vocoding Waldorf STVC can be had used for $750 and is a LOT more interesting IMHO. B) Erica has always made solid quality kit. This looks like more of that. Not interesting to me and I honestly cannot think of who this is aimed at given their pricing. C) Voltage Lab 2 looks absolutely brilliant. Gets you in fairly deep if you want to lose yourself for hours just exploring sounds, but also covers a LOT of "traditional" territory IF you know what you are doing. $2k is a bit high IMHO, but going self built modular to replicate it would be the same (or more) and then you are in the vasty deep and really need to know what you are doing. Very cool. D) Model 15 - come on Behringer where is the Proton!?! Way more interesting to those of us who already have a Model D. E) PB12 - First, it continues to puzzle me why no one really talks about the voices mod source on it which is basically full access to the Sequential "vintage" type feature instead of just a knob. The keybed capabilities are truly compelling; it will be interesting to see if ASM can replicate it with a firmware bump or it will require new hardware. Great synth design just like PB6, but just like it also the shortcomings. With "unlimited" expressiveness as a main goal the morphee X/Y/Z sharing source lanes with mod/ribbon/exp2 is unfortunate. Still no second pair of outs at this price?!? No doubt same mediocre onboard effects - the bane of most synths with them. Given Matrixbrute I understand the filter choices, but that has always held it back as a polysynth IMHO. Personally I wish they would have released a PB6 desktop with polychain under $1500 over a year ago, these keybed capabilities in keylab mk3, and not wasted so many resources on the moronic astrolab. Were I spending this much there is no question the oscillators, filters, and "dual live" control layout on Super Gemini would far outweigh full travel mod/key. It does look great, but the UDO looks like modern polysynth perfection.
@@synthsamuraiproductions I am seeing talk of build QA and firmware issues. I do love the design and so many of the sounds some have pulled out of it, but that is a real concern...
cool releases !! incredible Arturia's beast, OMG !! I'll continue loving Behringer, over the others, which has the right price tag for a great synth catalog
The Polybrute is amazing. It is everything I wanted the Astrolab to be. I just wish the price wasnt so high, but honestly I can understand it, that is a heck of a lot of synthesizer. I am very happy for anyone who buys one.
the model 15 is the score. uses the original 900 series circuits. i will get one to add to my grandmother, which was the budget (cough) way in to that moog sound. the osmos digital has the fancy keyboard like poly12, but poly12 does an insane amount of stuff. plus analog. ya $4g's for a toy , i can't do it. i want a new fantom workstation too, but also $4k. that voltage lab thing is off the chain. i watched the intro vid. it was great.
The Pitsburgh is a spagetti nightmare. The Model 15 is really cool for the Moooo sound. Great price. Bullfrog... don't care. Polybrute 12 is da nutz Dying to know what's new coming
@@jumpingman8160 in an angled 2 tier that is exactly where I try to arrange modules to line up bottom to top. Angled cables and "cable discipline" are your best friends for modular...😁
Just guessing, but would not be surprised if this is about component supply chain and "normalizing" parts to the degree possible across all their synths as much as any "getting closer to the original" marketing might say.
@@synthsamuraiproductions it could be actual improvements to the "authenticity" of the OG voice architecture like the mk2 MS-1, but for now I will hold onto doubt about that.
A lot to take in Yesterday and the french firms are killing it with plenty more like the ALt from cyma forma to come from SuperBooth. The Polybrute 12 was the shinning star but that inverted minilogue is just a lazy ass cash in
Ill just let rich synth producers with GAS produce my songs & ill continue to keep things simple by writing all my songs on a wurlitzer 200a accompanied by my boss rhythm partner. 😀
I know you don't cover software, but yesterday also the new Cherry Audio soft synth came out, and even more importantly, new major version of Logic. Just saying!
Amazing as always! Wow too many new thins to want !! ARTURIA. WTF is up with that shitty colour? Man they need to stay brand loyal. Lol. Have a terrific day SS. Mark Bensette Aux Bois 🇨🇦.
Are you kidding me? The vintage 50s cream color scheme is AMAZING. I’ve always hated the blandness of my polybrute, and found the noir boring. Selling my polybrute instantly.
@@synthsamuraiproductions lol i knew it a caper or a newf ...im a caper (basically a newfoundlander who could swim and got lost on my his to toronto ) Awesome channel love your content . Instant sub
Buy a used grandmother. If you can’t afford the difference between a behringer mode 15 and a used grandmother, you probably shouldn’t be buying synths. No hard feelings.
@@bedroomexplorations6800 no hard feelings taken. However, I’ve been using synthesizes since the early 80s back then you had to dish out a lot of money. Today we have synthesizes both analog and digital and also hybrid synthesizers for a lot less money than what the legendary names like Moog,Oberheim, even Sequential. The problem is, there’s no need to pay premium prices anymore because of the technology that is out there. And before you know, somebody tells me that maybe I shouldn’t buy synthesizers should do a little more investigating themselves of the person that their criticizing again no hard feelings the other thing is , I wasn’t attacking anyone personally,. I was attacking a brand that I feel isn’t worthy of their name anymore I’ve owned Moog products and for the price that I paid for them I shouldn’t have had the problems that I had with them, but I digress. I hope you have a wonderful day and I hope that you enjoy all the happiness and fun that synthesizes bring to your life.
@@synthsamuraiproductions id pay 400$ more for a used GM for the better interface and keybed. Also, I may be in the minority here but ethics matter to me. The M15 is cloning an existing product that’s currently still being sold which required R&D. As a life long musician, I appreciate companies investing in creating new and unique instruments that we can explore and potentially push the boundaries.
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Your show is like a wind of change blowing through RUclips. Love it ❤
I appreciate that man!! U guys are the best man such an active and intelligent fired up community
Best synth show on the internet.
Appreciate the love
One of the better new shows for sure
@sawtooth808 appreciate you watching brother!!!
You have the best channel on RUclips ❤❤❤❤❤
Cheers my boi!!
I gotta be honest, Im a bit underwhelmed by the Spectrovox. There just isn't anything that it does that we cannot already do. I'll get one eventually though. I'm just going to wait till it pops up on Reverb for 400-
I'd say Arturia takes the day. One major bonus about it is that it will drive the price of a used PolyBrute (standard) down a bit. ...I'm saving up some ducketts.
Yeah brother im on the save train now too. Get rid of this mpc as well
I appreciate the thoughts and enjoy your excitement for synthesizers. Positive energy all around.
Cheers brother!! Really appreciate you taking time to watch and comment. We all love synths man so exciting
Agreed, This Arturia is a stone in Synth History. Merci beaucoup, from France, sending you good vibes (and if I speak with mistakes, you'll understand why)
What up my french brother!! The Arturia Polybrute 12 will go down in Synth history as one of the best
smart to frontload the info for the short-timers. Ive been eyeing Pittsburgh stuff lately.
Yeah gotta load up front for all the ADHD samurais lol
@@synthsamuraiproductions yea haha btw bullfrog is fun video but idk if I want any part of that.... I wish they diid a better sound demo it was super simple music.
Samuraaaiii!! Dude, this video has me overwhelmed. Some of these syntha are ridiculous. Especially that Arturia PolyBrute 12, wow. I felt poor just by looking at the color. The Pittsburgh Modular is calling me. The Behringer Model 15 is an instant buy for the price. Korg is smoking something, I don't know. The Moog is ok, nothing crazy about it. As far as a music store to test things first hand, I think the only one nowadays in the whole Northeast is Alto Music Store in Middletown, NY. I've seen it before and it's a big store, never been in it though. I'm going to pay it a visit in a few weeks. Great video as always. 👍👍👍👍👍
Appreciate you watching all the synth news had me in a waking coma for a day or 2 paralysis
love that bullfrog video hahaha . so creative!
that pittsburgh modular looks really really interesting, and has that wood grain to it which is awesome - I have to say as well. The percussa ssp and the tiptop art are still my top modular picks . maybe now actually tiptop, because it circumvents the 1v/oct osc tuning problem - I play chords a lot, so having at least 8 voices is important. Maybe ssp does it too, I dont know. SSP has patch memory though. choices, choices!
pb12 has a pretty cool full touch keybed on there. sounds pretty cool, ill have to check out more demos. is the sound the same as the 6, though, mostly?
So
Cool man 🐸
Love the 12
Crazy stuff, crazy crazy crazy!
GAS !
I love that I love when they do inverted keys that’s a sharp looking keyboard. I love that. Pittsburgh modular get rid of all their old modules. You can’t buy them anymore and they came out with this and the tigah I hope I spelt that right and I have to say they’re right on spot on great synthesizer.
As far as Arturia goes, what I don’t understand is hope somebody can correct me if I’m wrong, but it looks like it has the touché which the original poly brutehad and now the keyboard is a lot like the expressive E Osmos so I’m wondering if those two were working together, I know that they are both companies from what I understand But at $3999.99 is crazy so is Arturia the new Moog?
What’s interesting about the bullfrog ad? Reminds me a lot of Pittsburgh modular ads just goes to show you companies of cloning companies ads as well as their machines lol 😂 OK that bullfrog synthesizer is ridiculous and I will tell you that I’ve never seen knobs that big. They must’ve had them custom-made.
Pittsburgh modular is amazing and I love it because they’re made right here in the good old USA.
Very cool stuff very very cool stuff and you’re right it looks amazing .
Gas ⛽️ galore
I still think that the Roland vocoders sound better than Moog that’s just my opinion.
Even the waves vocoder, they forget the names of them, but those two sound better than this, but this is also a synthesizer so hats off to Moog I guess?
Moog living off their name they put a synth out and people automatically go. Oh it’s a Moog. I have to buy it because Moog made a synthesizer. I’m sorry, but that’s a bunch of bull.
But you know you can also achieve those sounds without spending $599 on some cheap pedals guitar pedals that is.
You can also run your sense through any of the Roland vocoder to achieve these types of sounds sorry Moog over priced underwhelmed.
@@EchoKraft I think the point you’re overlooking is the Moog is analog. It has less bands than a digital vocoder which means it’s less intelligible for speech. Drum loops on the other hand sound otherworldly. Again, different tools for different tasks.
XY and Z to infinity modulation ❤ this is such a Samurai ism. ❤ this guy
😂 si true
I've never been a modular guy, but I feel that Voltage Lab 2 is a great unit to have. I'll wait for the official review and I'll probably give it a try.
Love the voltage lab2
Model 15 is less than a quarter of the price of the Grandmother. A quarter! Can't wait for the comparison, although Starsky Carr said it more or less sounds the same of the Moog, and he doesn't says this kind of things all the times.
I am looking forward to the Starsky carR comparison videos as well
When I saw some of these Super Synth releases yesterday.... The 1st thing I thought was... "I can't wait for The Synth Samurai to give his feedback on these monsters!" Keep it going SS... soon Arturia and others will be sending you their latest releases for your coveted reviews! Cheers bro....
Thats humbling my brother!! I appreciate the kind words and the support. Im pumped anyone even watches let alone enjoys it. So thanks man.
I am also afraid of even semi modular, but love the Matriarch, love the sounds and delay on it. I wish PB came with all analog effects, analog stereo overdrives, BBD stereo chorus, BBD stereo delays… OK fx can be added as pedals sure…
I am terrified of modular lol. Id love a box full or analog effects from them on the side that be sweet
Could be the gas but that Poly 12 has me looking at all my gear like it's on the chopping block haha
Need more shekels fast
@@synthsamuraiproductions might have to hit the local clinic and donate some "little machines" loll
@@TheMachinesWon hHhha
This impOscar 3 is amazing, I got it yesterday. The only VST that has a filter that sounds similar to the WASP. This synth comes with 1800 presets, I spent 2 hours yesterday browsing the presets and I don’t even know when I’ll be done.
Thats alot of sounds: i have been reading it sounds amazing. I may have to try it
you forget the polyend tracker + and the KORG KAOSS PAD NTS-3
Damn was just too much in the avalanche yesterday
The west pest and east beast have their technology inside. They both sound great.I'm looking to get something from Pittsburgh modular soon. I think they sound amazing
Yeah im feeling the itch to get something Pittsburg modular as well!!
Korg Physical modelling thing theyre working on is extremely exciting to me as well as the Voltage Lab 2.
Gonna sell my Syntrx 2 for the VL2 for sure. Year is heating up finally. Lets hope the economy gets better 😂
VL2 is amazing
As an owner of a Polybrute 6 I fully understand the price of the Polybrute 12, however at 4K it will have a limited diffusion IMO. Personally I really hope that Arturia comes up with an MPE midi controller based on this poly aftertouch keybed. Since they added MPE to the regular Polybrute, this might be a less expensive upgrade plan for current Polybrute owners.
That would
Be a genius move and put them at the top of all
Midi keyboards for sure
Similarly, I want an Osmose Controller (no synth engine).
@@kierenmoore3236 damnnn i want the osmose so badddd
@@kierenmoore3236 The problem is because the Osmose synth engine is digital, it wouldn’t reduce the production cost enough to be appealing. All they could do is use a less powerful CPU, remove the digital to analog converter and the audio output component. This wouldn’t save that much money. If they come out with a controller only version of the Osmose that is only $100 less, people will still decide to buy the original Osmose even if they don’t really want the internal synth engine.
@@MurphysLaw996 Well, if you’re right, then sure … though between not being very interested in its digital synth sounds, whilst querying how usable the sideways vibrato on the keys actually is (velocity/polyAT-controlled vibrato would probably be more consistent & more musical, I think), I’m more interested in several other MPE controllers/styles, anyway … however, I will at least try out the Osmose, to be sure.
Lots of Exciting Synth news ... That Voltage lab looks cool ... The PolyBrute 12 Pricey but the keyboard is Awesome!! ....Some Cool new Products in the Modular world as well!!
Yeah man its wild times for all things synths. U see the murmux
What a time to dive into choice syndrome… PB 12 is a sound designer’s lifetime… Spectravox, I am not a voco-man, either. I am with Mr. Filter on the B word. 😂. Voltage lab seems very interesting… For me the most appealing is still Murmux from DBox. Still waiting for MMuse… I am a minimalist sound purist analog devoted, too much. A little overwhelmed… Good that top notch channels like yours helps surf these waves!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👋🏼
I think the Murmux is def the most interesting i gotta do a video on that!!! Yesterday was crazy overwhelming i was paralyzed 😂
nice one - still watching it, but GForce also came out with ImpOSCar 3 🙂
I have the rare Touch Digital Controller made for ImpOSCar 1 by Kent Spong and Dave Spiers, but works with all of the versions (less than 50 were made and released) - I made a demo with it
Im
Gonna have to check that out man!
The Polybrute 12 sounds great. The cost is acceptable seeing you don’t have to buy a controller like the Osmose. Having said that, it is too much for a guy on a pension, like myself. Would have to sell half of my existing studio (including my Matrixbrute and my TS10, which does have poly AT). I also don’t mind that un-Arturia colour scheme.
Stuff so pricey. Just dreams now 😂
I’d take the raw sound (incl analog fx)of the MB, over a PB, no matter how many voices …
I’m waiting on an Osmose Controller, because I dig the mechanism but don’t like and therefore don’t want to pay for their synth engine …
A) The Moog makes sense to clear out old parts and access to every filter has SOME interesting possibilities, but were I looking for vocoding Waldorf STVC can be had used for $750 and is a LOT more interesting IMHO.
B) Erica has always made solid quality kit. This looks like more of that. Not interesting to me and I honestly cannot think of who this is aimed at given their pricing.
C) Voltage Lab 2 looks absolutely brilliant. Gets you in fairly deep if you want to lose yourself for hours just exploring sounds, but also covers a LOT of "traditional" territory IF you know what you are doing. $2k is a bit high IMHO, but going self built modular to replicate it would be the same (or more) and then you are in the vasty deep and really need to know what you are doing. Very cool.
D) Model 15 - come on Behringer where is the Proton!?! Way more interesting to those of us who already have a Model D.
E) PB12 - First, it continues to puzzle me why no one really talks about the voices mod source on it which is basically full access to the Sequential "vintage" type feature instead of just a knob. The keybed capabilities are truly compelling; it will be interesting to see if ASM can replicate it with a firmware bump or it will require new hardware. Great synth design just like PB6, but just like it also the shortcomings. With "unlimited" expressiveness as a main goal the morphee X/Y/Z sharing source lanes with mod/ribbon/exp2 is unfortunate. Still no second pair of outs at this price?!? No doubt same mediocre onboard effects - the bane of most synths with them. Given Matrixbrute I understand the filter choices, but that has always held it back as a polysynth IMHO. Personally I wish they would have released a PB6 desktop with polychain under $1500 over a year ago, these keybed capabilities in keylab mk3, and not wasted so many resources on the moronic astrolab. Were I spending this much there is no question the oscillators, filters, and "dual live" control layout on Super Gemini would far outweigh full travel mod/key. It does look great, but the UDO looks like modern polysynth perfection.
Yeah the UDO is nuts i have heard rumblings of issues though. You?
@@synthsamuraiproductions I am seeing talk of build QA and firmware issues. I do love the design and so many of the sounds some have pulled out of it, but that is a real concern...
Cool ep bro, btw... Im buying Behringer Pro vs Mini soon, that is damn ridiculous!!! 105 euros... c'mooon xD
Oh man i want that one too cant wait to hear it on ur channel
cool releases !!
incredible Arturia's beast, OMG !!
I'll continue loving Behringer, over the others, which has the right price tag for a great synth catalog
Yeah for sure!!! Behringer is the
Robinhood. Arturia is Alexander the Great
@@synthsamuraiproductions
ahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣
It says Polyburte 12, I still want it.
Hahahhaha is it a clone
Just fixed lol appreciate the heads up
The Polybrute is amazing. It is everything I wanted the Astrolab to be. I just wish the price wasnt so high, but honestly I can understand it, that is a heck of a lot of synthesizer. I am very happy for anyone who buys one.
Price too high for me but i do love it
the model 15 is the score. uses the original 900 series circuits. i will get one to add to my grandmother, which was the budget (cough) way in to that moog sound.
the osmos digital has the fancy keyboard like poly12, but poly12 does an insane amount of stuff. plus analog. ya $4g's for a toy , i can't do it. i want a new fantom workstation too, but also $4k. that voltage lab thing is off the chain. i watched the intro vid. it was great.
For me model 15 wins the day for price/sound ratio
The Pitsburgh is a spagetti nightmare.
The Model 15 is really cool for the Moooo sound. Great price.
Bullfrog... don't care.
Polybrute 12 is da nutz
Dying to know what's new coming
What spaghetti nightmare? The connections are all in a neat row right in the middle where you want it. Great design IMHO.
@@klstay you have to see how it blocks the lower section.
The freak!!
@@jumpingman8160 in an angled 2 tier that is exactly where I try to arrange modules to line up bottom to top. Angled cables and "cable discipline" are your best friends for modular...😁
the bullfrog oscilloscope seems like it has 2 inputs ! awesome. dig that. it makes for a vectorscope with 2d graphics possibility
I love that giant frog 🐸
@@synthsamuraiproductions yeah you need carry it with your garden wheel barrow dude lol
@@weederian123 yeah ill have to buy on and set it up out in the potato patch
@@synthsamuraiproductions good idea. let the frog eat all the garden snails
@@weederian123 hahahah
Another great video. Hey, what about the Behringer K2 mkii ? Wait for it or get the mk i. Whats the difference!??!
Just guessing, but would not be surprised if this is about component supply chain and "normalizing" parts to the degree possible across all their synths as much as any "getting closer to the original" marketing might say.
Yeah not sure about this sneaky quiet upgrade
@@synthsamuraiproductions it could be actual improvements to the "authenticity" of the OG voice architecture like the mk2 MS-1, but for now I will hold onto doubt about that.
I gotta get a second job
I gotta a third one
A lot to take in Yesterday and the french firms are killing it with plenty more like the ALt from cyma forma to come from SuperBooth. The Polybrute 12 was the shinning star but that inverted minilogue is just a lazy ass cash in
Agree man inverted minilogue come on….
My head and ears are spinning!
Me
Too bro
What do you think of the udo super 8?
I think it’s absolutely amazing. I love the EDO synthesizers just so expensive.
Ill just let rich synth producers with GAS produce my songs & ill continue to keep things simple by writing all my songs on a wurlitzer 200a accompanied by my boss rhythm partner. 😀
Oooooh baby
When are we going to the GAS station???
Damn this weekend for sure holy crap!!
I know you don't cover software, but yesterday also the new Cherry Audio soft synth came out, and even more importantly, new major version of Logic. Just saying!
Maybe ill hit these i do enjoy it
Amazing as always! Wow too many new thins to want !! ARTURIA. WTF is up with that shitty colour? Man they need to stay brand loyal. Lol. Have a terrific day SS. Mark Bensette Aux Bois 🇨🇦.
Are you kidding me? The vintage 50s cream color scheme is AMAZING. I’ve always hated the blandness of my polybrute, and found the noir boring. Selling my polybrute instantly.
You know they got a noir edition comimg
I love the cream
Kinda like buying a Brown Ferrari...lol.
@DreamscapesMusicCinema hahahaha
shit dude where is that accent from ? are you from the bay bye ?
Gander NL myson Newfoundland. Pretty close by’
@@synthsamuraiproductions lol i knew it a caper or a newf ...im a caper (basically a newfoundlander who could swim and got lost on my his to toronto ) Awesome channel love your content . Instant sub
The Behringer model 15 sounds amazing and what a price!
I mean hard to argue thats not the best overall release for sound and price
Buy a used grandmother. If you can’t afford the difference between a behringer mode 15 and a used grandmother, you probably shouldn’t be buying synths. No hard feelings.
Behringer model 15 blows the grandmother away in price and sound easily
@@bedroomexplorations6800 no hard feelings taken.
However, I’ve been using synthesizes since the early 80s back then you had to dish out a lot of money. Today we have synthesizes both analog and digital and also hybrid synthesizers for a lot less money than what the legendary names like Moog,Oberheim, even Sequential.
The problem is, there’s no need to pay premium prices anymore because of the technology that is out there. And before you know, somebody tells me that maybe I shouldn’t buy synthesizers should do a little more investigating themselves of the person that their criticizing again no hard feelings the other thing is , I wasn’t attacking anyone personally,. I was attacking a brand that I feel isn’t worthy of their name anymore I’ve owned Moog products and for the price that I paid for them I shouldn’t have had the problems that I had with them, but I digress.
I hope you have a wonderful day and I hope that you enjoy all the happiness and fun that synthesizes bring to your life.
@@synthsamuraiproductions id pay 400$ more for a used GM for the better interface and keybed. Also, I may be in the minority here but ethics matter to me. The M15 is cloning an existing product that’s currently still being sold which required R&D.
As a life long musician, I appreciate companies investing in creating new and unique instruments that we can explore and potentially push the boundaries.
I love Erica synths the poly brute 12s color is horrible looking they need to fire the color department the synth is super cool but that color uhhhh
The Pittsburgh is insane we need this kinda innovation in the synth world
I live the Pits mod stuff big time
Some people love the color.. me some absolutely hate it
Look at the screen on Polybrute12 @ 31:06 ... That's what I got
Hmmmm 🤔
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