My 2 cents: Intellijel Atlantix is the evolution of the already great Atlantis synthesizer voice for Eurorack systems, which had been a part of my Eurorack system for almost eight years (and was only removed soon after Cascadia was launched). The successor upholds the high standards of Atlantis and has even been improved in many ways. It features two modulators, two VCOs, an envelope with a switch for three different speed modes, a flexible SVF filter section with an additional phaser mode, Through-Zero-FM, and much more. And if you need even more, such as Ring Modulation, you can optionally add the Atlx Expander. TL;DR: This module is one of my favorite synth voices I've tried yet. It has a well-thought-out interface, useful pre-wiring, and an overall fat sound that can cover a broad sonic palette-from mellow to aggressive.
@@cassildaandcarcosa294 It should be, yes. But maybe the workflow on the Atlantix is a bit faster as it offers fewer features. I know it's a lame argument but just based on the sound you should get all that Atlantix offers (and that is already a lot), plus much more. So, if you can afford it, get Cascadia. If not, Atlantix offers already a very competitive package that should keep you busy for months (or more).
Excellent demo. Just got my Atlantix. Would like to get a Sealegs as well. I went for a Veno Echo over the Sealegs as I got one at a really good price used. Now I have the Atlantix I feel it deserves and needs to be paired with Sealegs.
I've got to check out the Veno Echo, too, out of curiosity (I have a thing for delays). Thanks for the hint. Sealegs is still here and I am still a big fan of that module
Lovely sounds.. man plop a Quadrax in that bottom left row instead of plaits and that becomes an Intellijel masterpiece of modulation/sound source/EFX!
Actually, I've tried :) but couldn't figure out a mode to create a third voice for the typical chord sounds, yet. Sealegs seems to be quite suitable for that kind of effect chain, too, so I'll likely check its dubabilty when doing the demo for that module separately.
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My 2 cents:
Intellijel Atlantix is the evolution of the already great Atlantis synthesizer voice for Eurorack systems, which had been a part of my Eurorack system for almost eight years (and was only removed soon after Cascadia was launched). The successor upholds the high standards of Atlantis and has even been improved in many ways. It features two modulators, two VCOs, an envelope with a switch for three different speed modes, a flexible SVF filter section with an additional phaser mode, Through-Zero-FM, and much more. And if you need even more, such as Ring Modulation, you can optionally add the Atlx Expander.
TL;DR: This module is one of my favorite synth voices I've tried yet. It has a well-thought-out interface, useful pre-wiring, and an overall fat sound that can cover a broad sonic palette-from mellow to aggressive.
If one were to have a cascadia. Would this be redundant?
@@cassildaandcarcosa294 It should be, yes. But maybe the workflow on the Atlantix is a bit faster as it offers fewer features. I know it's a lame argument but just based on the sound you should get all that Atlantix offers (and that is already a lot), plus much more.
So, if you can afford it, get Cascadia. If not, Atlantix offers already a very competitive package that should keep you busy for months (or more).
Great demo! Thanks for sharing your explorations of Atlantix and I hope it sparks some ideas of possibilities for others.
So many excellent sounds. A handful reminds me of some of my favorite SH-101 patches.
Excellent demo. Just got my Atlantix. Would like to get a Sealegs as well. I went for a Veno Echo over the Sealegs as I got one at a really good price used. Now I have the Atlantix I feel it deserves and needs to be paired with Sealegs.
I've got to check out the Veno Echo, too, out of curiosity (I have a thing for delays). Thanks for the hint. Sealegs is still here and I am still a big fan of that module
Great Demo, fantatic sounds. 👍
Lovely sounds.. man plop a Quadrax in that bottom left row instead of plaits and that becomes an Intellijel masterpiece of modulation/sound source/EFX!
Actually, that would be a great idea but I'll have to send the modules back :(.
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No dub?
Actually, I've tried :) but couldn't figure out a mode to create a third voice for the typical chord sounds, yet. Sealegs seems to be quite suitable for that kind of effect chain, too, so I'll likely check its dubabilty when doing the demo for that module separately.