Yes! Yes! Thank you Roland! It was the beautiful style I was looking for, without cables in the way. Thank you Nick and Sonicstate, you pointed out so much so efficiently. My opinion: this is the beginning of a new revolutionary era, where we start improving upon what we understandably back-lashed against and killed in the 80's.
I own one, and I'm very happy, the knobs are not a problem, the unit is solid. And once you turn it on, you just forget about the little wobbliness. The sound is A MA ZING.
Like an idiot I sold mine and now I miss it everyday. Probably gonna buy another soon. It just sounds so good, and the x-mod + noise + feedback + delay feedback gives you some gnarly sounds. Almost Ms20 like.
I still love my se02. The waveform and range knobs wiggle a little, but that’s because they go down to the lower board for technical reasons, they never felt unstable. I saw some guy showing stepping in some demo, looking closely, he had snap on in his daw, recording stepped automation, embarrassing, turn snap off please. You have to se it for what it is, they crammed in a minimog like, fully analog synth in a pocket format, that sounds really good, with patch memory and full cc control, wich is crazy achievement. They make a lot of fantastic euro rack modules, so they know what they are doing. They added pwm in a later update after this review, and some other features. I add an overdrive pedal sometimes for added warmth. If you don’t like the format, buy a mini Moog or a behringer, if you’re a keyboardist you won’t like this, the knobs are far too small, for my mini studio it’s perfect with the patch memory and cc, try to find that on a minimoog for this price, or at all. Just my 2 cents. Br bobb
The *_Micromoog_* *_Model_* *_R_* ! Sounds great and I love that it's possible to store/load presets. If you are in a song band, maybe it's the perfect budget minimoog-ish for the stage.
Just purchased and it really is a HUGE sound. The form factor you really forget about once you start creating sounds. The knobs on mine are not wobbly like the Sonic demo version.
Hi, is this one better or tha actual little keyboard they have is better ? I am guessing this one is because I can hook it up to another one of my 88 keys and get more notes ? Thanks
I have two - on one of them the some kobs have a way better feel than the other, for some reason. Both function/sound the same, but one has a better build quality than the other.
@@josephwright5921 knobs on the D-05? did you mean the little joystick? i've had my d-05 for a while now and my only complaint is that tiny little joystick. It's never felt loose, It's just too tiny for subtle changes in partial balance
It wouldn't be a Sonic state review unless Nick says "pulse width modulation". It's like waiting for James bond to say"bond,James Bond", Or Arnold to say "I'll be back".
Its funny when nick says sometimes "more on that later" Seems it never happens. Ether way, nicks reviews are always fun. And those oscillators sounds really good.
That knob wobble is downright scary. C'mon guys, for months all I've heard is how the build quality will be so much better than Behringer's offering. Haven't noticed wobble like that in any of the Behringer D videos. Just saying!
It’s fun creating a rhythmic sequence with dynamic parameter changes, then change patches to something related but a little different for sonic variation within a steady pattern. It sounds very futuristic! I like to create interesting cross mod FM or filter mod and adjust the fine tune of the modulator and change the decay and sustain values while bringing up a delay for a few notes to add rhythmic variety, programmed into the sequence for quasi hi hat and shaker noise patterns. It’s got some unique capabilities!
Nick, the sequencer transpose with key trigger only works with the Roland K-25m keyboard. You can set it up in the Sequencer mode menu, but it won't work (yet?) with other external keys. So you didn't miss it, it's just limited to the K-25.
Does anyone know if the USB connection can be used to send MIDI and audio to and from a DAW (Cubase)? Specifically can it be done without using it as your audio interface, just using with your existing interface?
If you’re using a Mac, create an aggregate audio device that includes both your audio interface and the SE-02. I have five boutiques and a System-8 all connected at the same time as my actual audio interface. I’m sure there’s some way to do the same thing in Windows.
Like other people said: unfortunately the video's got some pretty serious interlacing issues. Because of this, we can't see the letters on the synth which is a pity because then we don't know what's being done... Maybe the vid can be rendered again or maybe some settings on the camera were wrong?
Luckily your excellent review is only really affected by this in the beginning of the vid, when you turn the knobs. Thanks for all the great reviews and previews! :-)
Don't worry about the mimmicers or the meme'ers - a love of PWM and buzzy depth is not something I would have noticed unless someone pointed it out. Don't apologize for it. You do a fantastic job nick! Keep it up!!!
I've heard/played this in person and I can attest it's a beast. Great value, I don't think people would understand what it would do to the price to make it so that it could have full-sized knobs etc etc etc.
I’m sure you know by now but to transpose press tran next to oct +-holding then octave up or down. Then you can turn it on and off to revert back by pressing button again
The knob deal: they are fine, I actually use mine a lot. To solve the visual thing: use a sharpie and put a dot of=r a short line where the indicator stripe down the side is. Works great!
About transposing the sequencer: The manual says: Press Note+Gate together to enter setup mode. Press 3 to set trigger mode to TRN (Controlled according to the transpose setting. ) Can anyone confirm this working?
Catch up mode on knobs is not usually available on analog. To do so you would have to put a digital interface between the knob and the circuit. Several things that you mentioned in the review as lacking would be easy to do on. digital VA but difficult or expensive on an analog such as this.
It does sound good. Really good. I'd still get one despite the knobs and routing/sequencing limitations (if I were on the look for a 3 osc. monosynth).
They look like the exact same knobs as the ones on the JX-03, which I have, and those are rock solid with absolutely no wiggle. Not sure why they look so unstable on this one.
can kutlu try the unit in a store to make your final judgement. I have had this unit since launch and im not worried about the knobs. Yes there are a couple of wobbly knobs but the build quality is solid.
Thanks so much for the explanation on how to get the XMOD working with the mod wheel Nick - I was going mad trying to work out why it wasn't working on mine and was about to take it back to the shop as I thought it was faulty....
i tried one out. the sound is amazing and the price is right, but that said. the knobs are soooooo close together that when you turn one. your finger bumps the others. so that killed it for me. you can see in the video nicks fingers bum the other knobs.... too bad.
Sounds great although the modulation compromises and the lack of a proper lfo mode for OSC3 are a little off putting. It would be interesting seeing a tear-down to see what possible mods braver users might be able to experiment with.
The osc and the filter sound good. But all the control around seems and sound unprecise and messy. We'll see what people come up with it. If its your first analog mono, look into a bass station 2 or a dreadbox synth also.
I still can’t believe that the finest and industry standard review channel doesn’t have a far higher subscriber count. It’s the ‘go to’ for serious reviews. Thanks for another fine example. Ordered one accordingly.
Hi Nick, I was wondering if you would be able to quickly sum up the envelopes. I've read they are digital, but have also read that they are quite snappy. Any input would be much appreciated, as i'm looking for something snappier than the Bass Station 2 Cheers
Mine came in the mail today....just getting my first hands on......im so green.....i play drums/guitar/bass/sing...... Been trying to build a little keyboard corner in my basement rehearsal hall... I have Soooooo much learning to do.....its crazy. 327.00 delivered used off reverb
Can it output the audio over USB like the other Boutique synths? If so, how good do the converters sound? Also, if it can output audio over USB, does it work with the Roland MX-1 yet?
The small size of this synth is of some concern. Small Pots. SE has a thing for small stuff. I'm not much of a fan of 2 Osc sythns, but this synth sounds good, it has PATCH memory. Currently 399 at Sweetwater. I suppose a musician can work with this in their home studio, save patches, then take it out to a gig and play it through a controller or other synth. This is worth serious consideration for an inexpensive sound source to add onto another KB that can use some help.
Thanks for the review, Nick! (Been waiting for this one.) You mention that the waveforms are good shapes, but they triangle and saw both look more than a bit sloped compared to some other demo's you've done. Obviously if you like the sound who cares, but as I'm learning about waveforms this has me curious. Is that not a bit odd? Should they not be straighter than they seem on the video?
The "knob wobble" on the SE-02 is no worse than the "slider wobble" on every Deepmind 12. There were people who got the DM12 and the first thing they had to do was open it up to connect the keyboard ribbon to the main board. That guy is 0 for 2 on the new DM12D. "Behringer quality is going up" is something yet to be seen, IMO. That particular tree is full of cherries to pick.
There's a official sound editor coming out for this synth (Fall 2017) from Roland, so wobbly knobs small knobs i don't care, studio electronics really knocked it out the park, especially for this price range, 500$ for a 3 osc synth that sounds beautiful to dirty asf, I imagine I might enjoy this more than my pulse 2 which is priced 250$ higher and is also a 3x0sc synth and the filter on the se02 kicks the pulse 2's ass.
I’m trying to decide between this and a Pulse 2. Any thoughts from your experience? I owned an SE-02 for a while and sold it, now I miss it everyday. Can’t decide if I’d be better off with the Pulse 2 because of the amount of features it has. I do think the SE-02 sounds a little better.
If I didn't have an M32 it probably eat this up. The pre filter drive does help with the filter dropoff somewhat, something that you can't really do on the m32
MP MI i would say it is very close -maybe 90% there, but with some new and different features like saving patche, new cross modulation options and a basic step sequencing.
First thing I'd do with this unit is black out the top of the knobs and put a big line or arrow on the top indicating the setting. That blink is ridiculously non-ergonomic.
My synth repairman said this is only synth recently that has impressed him and he has repaired thousands of synths and has huge collection.
It's a really nice bit of kit. Tim Caswell put so much passion into this thing, I think it's his magnum opus.
He nailed it!
A firmware update brought a dedicated PWM digital LFO, controlled by the value knob. it's more versatile than the xmod on osc3
❤👍🏼
Yes! Yes! Thank you Roland! It was the beautiful style I was looking for, without cables in the way. Thank you Nick and Sonicstate, you pointed out so much so efficiently. My opinion: this is the beginning of a new revolutionary era, where we start improving upon what we understandably back-lashed against and killed in the 80's.
This synth is POWERFUL. Picked mine up the other day.
I own one, and I'm very happy, the knobs are not a problem, the unit is solid. And once you turn it on, you just forget about the little wobbliness. The sound is A MA ZING.
Like an idiot I sold mine and now I miss it everyday. Probably gonna buy another soon. It just sounds so good, and the x-mod + noise + feedback + delay feedback gives you some gnarly sounds. Almost Ms20 like.
I still love my se02. The waveform and range knobs wiggle a little, but that’s because they go down to the lower board for technical reasons, they never felt unstable. I saw some guy showing stepping in some demo, looking closely, he had snap on in his daw, recording stepped automation, embarrassing, turn snap off please. You have to se it for what it is, they crammed in a minimog like, fully analog synth in a pocket format, that sounds really good, with patch memory and full cc control, wich is crazy achievement. They make a lot of fantastic euro rack modules, so they know what they are doing. They added pwm in a later update after this review, and some other features. I add an overdrive pedal sometimes for added warmth. If you don’t like the format, buy a mini Moog or a behringer, if you’re a keyboardist you won’t like this, the knobs are far too small, for my mini studio it’s perfect with the patch memory and cc, try to find that on a minimoog for this price, or at all. Just my 2 cents.
Br bobb
The *_Micromoog_* *_Model_* *_R_* !
Sounds great and I love that it's possible to store/load presets. If you are in a song band, maybe it's the perfect budget minimoog-ish for the stage.
What is the other type of band beside a song band?
@@s3nsec0rruptr80 Rubber band
@@s3nsec0rruptr80 rubber
@@s3nsec0rruptr80 A free-form jazz ensemble playing 30 minute epics.
Wow , a very feature packed synth . The best boutique so far very refreshing and great review wish you had more time to give us some more sounds ;-)
Just purchased and it really is a HUGE sound. The form factor you really forget about once you start creating sounds. The knobs on mine are not wobbly like the Sonic demo version.
Hi, is this one better or tha actual little keyboard they have is better ? I am guessing this one is because I can hook it up to another one of my 88 keys and get more notes ? Thanks
I have two - on one of them the some kobs have a way better feel than the other, for some reason. Both function/sound the same, but one has a better build quality than the other.
When he explains the sine waves on screen it’s like watching the weather forecast, love it
I love the triggering of the sequence stepping by the keyboard, never seen that used before.
Nick, by combining the ramp(inverse saw) wave with the saw wave you create actual PWM and control the rate with detune.
I’d love to hear the result
Loving the groove of the outro tune, Nick. Great review.
at 18:16 this made me by SE-02....love it...takes me back to Front 242 concerts in the late eighties...
Bought se02 yesterday..guess what.. the knobs are not wobbly. They aren’t. They do not wiggle..plus it sounds great.
mark aprill Good. I am considering getting one. The knobs on the D 05 feel weak.
@@josephwright5921 knobs on the D-05? did you mean the little joystick? i've had my d-05 for a while now and my only complaint is that tiny little joystick. It's never felt loose, It's just too tiny for subtle changes in partial balance
love my se-02's (i've got 2). Se-02 blows away all the other boutiques and volcas. Only prob is the stepping on the filter.
I've been seriously considering one of these
Mine has very wiggly knobs, but it doesn’t bother me
It wouldn't be a Sonic state review unless Nick says "pulse width modulation". It's like waiting for James bond to say"bond,James Bond", Or Arnold to say "I'll be back".
Dorian James But Arnold has only said that in a couple movies....
9 times, not including variations.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%27ll_be_back
Dorian James i thought i was the only one who waited for it.
Personally, I was waiting for “sing song harmonics”
Lol
Its funny when nick says sometimes "more on that later"
Seems it never happens.
Ether way, nicks reviews are always fun.
And those oscillators sounds really good.
I sweat each time Nick grabbed a knob. They should actually be called "wigglers".
ha yeah
yeah put me off instantly
shame as the synth has great potential
Do you mean that the knobs are wobbly?
That knob wobble is downright scary. C'mon guys, for months all I've heard is how the build quality will be so much better than Behringer's offering. Haven't noticed wobble like that in any of the Behringer D videos. Just saying!
May be it's due to it being a demo unit ... ?
It’s fun creating a rhythmic sequence with dynamic parameter changes, then change patches to something related but a little different for sonic variation within a steady pattern. It sounds very futuristic! I like to create interesting cross mod FM or filter mod and adjust the fine tune of the modulator and change the decay and sustain values while bringing up a delay for a few notes to add rhythmic variety, programmed into the sequence for quasi hi hat and shaker noise patterns. It’s got some unique capabilities!
What's with the video interlacing? Who uses 1080i in ?
Love the sounds during the Ableton demo @ 26:00 and during the outro. Great demo!
Nick, the sequencer transpose with key trigger only works with the Roland K-25m keyboard. You can set it up in the Sequencer mode menu, but it won't work (yet?) with other external keys. So you didn't miss it, it's just limited to the K-25.
Mimicked for sayin those words? We love you, Nick.
Does anyone know if the USB connection can be used to send MIDI and audio to and from a DAW (Cubase)? Specifically can it be done without using it as your audio interface, just using with your existing interface?
If you’re using a Mac, create an aggregate audio device that includes both your audio interface and the SE-02. I have five boutiques and a System-8 all connected at the same time as my actual audio interface. I’m sure there’s some way to do the same thing in Windows.
what about stepping filter for high resonance? I recently found another video showing that issue.. if that's the case, that's a showstopper
Has anyone tried it? How snappy are the envelopes?
Nick getting carried away at 26.00! It sounds really good there though and what with it being an audio interface, how useful is that! Nice
Like other people said: unfortunately the video's got some pretty serious interlacing issues. Because of this, we can't see the letters on the synth which is a pity because then we don't know what's being done... Maybe the vid can be rendered again or maybe some settings on the camera were wrong?
hmm, thats very odd, It didnt disply those issues on the check we did here. Sorry about that
Luckily your excellent review is only really affected by this in the beginning of the vid, when you turn the knobs. Thanks for all the great reviews and previews! :-)
Don't worry about the mimmicers or the meme'ers - a love of PWM and buzzy depth is not something I would have noticed unless someone pointed it out. Don't apologize for it. You do a fantastic job nick! Keep it up!!!
Hi, it will work in tandem with YAMAHA PSR E 373?
Wasn't expecting this but the SE-02 sound very good. Now I'm interested. Strike that. Unless another synth comes up THIS is my next buy!
I've heard/played this in person and I can attest it's a beast. Great value, I don't think people would understand what it would do to the price to make it so that it could have full-sized knobs etc etc etc.
My Logitech joystick has not that kind of slop even after years of use. Is this a feature?
I’m sure you know by now but to transpose press tran next to oct +-holding then octave up or down. Then you can turn it on and off to revert back by pressing button again
Can I transpose the sequencer using a midi keyboard or the extra Roland Dock keyboard? Help!
I wonder how stable the OSC are for staying in tune. The Behringer Model D drifts quite a bit. Knobs wobble quite a bit.
John Adams Much more stable then the Boog D.
i can see when you touch the knobs they moove quite alot.... do they feel robust or heavy build?
That, not at all slow osc3 Lo mode is pretty disappointing. I would never us PWM that fast on a bass sound. Has this been fixed?
I like the joystick encoders.
xD
The knob deal: they are fine, I actually use mine a lot. To solve the visual thing: use a sharpie and put a dot of=r a short line where the indicator stripe down the side is. Works great!
Another excellent review Nick up to your usual high standards. But there's some serious deinterlacing issues going on around the 4 min mark.
So who’s making the best midi editor for it
can I also record MIDI notes into the SE-02 from external MIDI Keyboard into the sequencer by hitting each note after note?
"The new Roland Booty-k SE-02" :) Thanks for the review Nick!
Nick = Synth Guru God. Thank you a lot for this deep explanation.
Great, trying to decide if this or sh-01 is the bass synthesizer I need and after watching Nick demo both, apparently the answer is "yes"
Looks like the knobs have an LFO assigned to them. Maybe that's why it sounds so good. I want one.
About transposing the sequencer: The manual says: Press Note+Gate together to enter setup mode. Press 3 to set trigger mode to TRN (Controlled according to the transpose
setting. ) Can anyone confirm this working?
Yes this is working
Do the knobs send CC? I’m looking for an affordable synth that can double as a knobby midi controller
is this better than the dreadbox erebus? the are both around the same price...i just cant make up my mind
Can I hook it up to my Roland Juno DS 61 as the keyboard?
With 5-pin MIDI DIN cable, what most synths use.
Catch up mode on knobs is not usually available on analog. To do so you would have to put a digital interface between the knob and the circuit. Several things that you mentioned in the review as lacking would be easy to do on. digital VA but difficult or expensive on an analog such as this.
Electric Hillbilly KORG did it on the Minilogue.
played one of these at guitar center yesterday - didn't notice any "wobbly" knobs like all the comments are mentioning.
Knobs are looking a bit wobbly what do you think about them?
can kutlu Only the 'tented' knobs are wobbly. But it isn't a deal breaker. I love my SE-02. All other knobs feel solid.
it's because they are made to be operated by tweezers or chop sticks not actual real sized hands
It does sound good. Really good. I'd still get one despite the knobs and routing/sequencing limitations (if I were on the look for a 3 osc. monosynth).
They look like the exact same knobs as the ones on the JX-03, which I have, and those are rock solid with absolutely no wiggle. Not sure why they look so unstable on this one.
can kutlu try the unit in a store to make your final judgement. I have had this unit since launch and im not worried about the knobs. Yes there are a couple of wobbly knobs but the build quality is solid.
Excellent review Nick! And really cool music. Well done!
Can you sequence the Delay parameters?
Thanks so much for the explanation on how to get the XMOD working with the mod wheel Nick - I was going mad trying to work out why it wasn't working on mine and was about to take it back to the shop as I thought it was faulty....
The knobs are not sturdy enough or no?
me gusta este modelo de Roland saludos desde tijuana MX
can you do the PWM trick where you usc osc sync to have a square wave OSC 2 modulate a Pulse wave of OSC 1 or do you encounter the same problem?
Don’t need it anymore since they added an lfo to control pwm now!
I really like this but I'm concerned about the 1/8" outputs. I think I will wait for the next model.
Can you fully automate all parameters via midi in ableton?
What about the tuning problems mentioned in Sound on Sound? Is that a deal breaker?
I didnt experience any of those, so I cant comment, I think some pre production models had scaling issues, but I didnt have that in this one.
That's a relief. Thanks!
Sold! Great review sir
That square has got girth Nick. Happy Xmas :)
i tried one out. the sound is amazing and the price is right, but that said. the knobs are soooooo close together that when you turn one. your finger bumps the others. so that killed it for me. you can see in the video nicks fingers bum the other knobs.... too bad.
Too bad for you, sausage fingers.
Sounds great although the modulation compromises and the lack of a proper lfo mode for OSC3 are a little off putting.
It would be interesting seeing a tear-down to see what possible mods braver users might be able to experiment with.
Sam Lowry It's a budget Mono, though. So there are going to be SOME limitations.
The osc and the filter sound good. But all the control around seems and sound unprecise and messy. We'll see what people come up with it. If its your first analog mono, look into a bass station 2 or a dreadbox synth also.
great review - and awesome jam at the end too!
9:00 with closed captions on ;-). Wow!
i LOLd
Yes. Quite funny. I had to replay it a few times. LOL. I can't stop laughing.
All of these Roland boutiques are really nice but just so small I've got big hands I have issues with it
Thanks Nick! Lovely review
Can you compare this to the AS-1?
I still can’t believe that the finest and industry standard review channel doesn’t have a far higher subscriber count. It’s the ‘go to’ for serious reviews. Thanks for another fine example. Ordered one accordingly.
Great review. Love the lead sound on the outro.
I’m torn between this and an MS-20 mini.
Quite different but I’m after a tweakable and fat sounding mono and both deliver at that
what did you end up getting
Nothing!!@@danielweitzenfeld7758
@@javiceres LOL
@@danielweitzenfeld7758 nothing 🤦🏻♂️
14:40 Complicating generating New Life, New Life . . . Depeche Mode "Speak and Spell"
Hi Nick, I was wondering if you would be able to quickly sum up the envelopes. I've read they are digital, but have also read that they are quite snappy.
Any input would be much appreciated, as i'm looking for something snappier than the Bass Station 2
Cheers
Mine came in the mail today....just getting my first hands on......im so green.....i play drums/guitar/bass/sing...... Been trying to build a little keyboard corner in my basement rehearsal hall... I have Soooooo much learning to do.....its crazy.
327.00 delivered used off reverb
Yesssss! Been looking forward to this
Can it output the audio over USB like the other Boutique synths? If so, how good do the converters sound? Also, if it can output audio over USB, does it work with the Roland MX-1 yet?
Roland says it does. It may not work in the bus powered usb 3 slot though. I am getting an MX-1 for the boutiques so I also had to know.
It supports audio over USB and works great with the MX-1.
Yes, can also confirm, I asked Roland and they said the USB / Aira Link works with the MX-1.
Now I am in a dilema... Behringer Pro-1 or Roland SE02 ?
Yo my dudes which is the better synth Korg Monologue or the SE 02
The small size of this synth is of some concern. Small Pots. SE has a thing for small stuff. I'm not much of a fan of 2 Osc sythns, but this synth sounds good, it has PATCH memory. Currently 399 at Sweetwater. I suppose a musician can work with this in their home studio, save patches, then take it out to a gig and play it through a controller or other synth. This is worth serious consideration for an inexpensive sound source to add onto another KB that can use some help.
Looks pretty good for the price, agree about the wobbly knobs
not the slightest bit interested still watched the whole thing coz nick is the synth god and had to pay my respect's
Smart guy I wouldn't use that peice of crap to wedge my door open with
Thanks for the review, Nick! (Been waiting for this one.)
You mention that the waveforms are good shapes, but they triangle and saw both look more than a bit sloped compared to some other demo's you've done. Obviously if you like the sound who cares, but as I'm learning about waveforms this has me curious. Is that not a bit odd? Should they not be straighter than they seem on the video?
Seems like lately Behringer quality is going up while Roland is going down, not good.
Well it's good for Behringer.
Behringer quality going up?? - ruclips.net/video/Gmdnby0dPco/видео.html
The "knob wobble" on the SE-02 is no worse than the "slider wobble" on every Deepmind 12. There were people who got the DM12 and the first thing they had to do was open it up to connect the keyboard ribbon to the main board. That guy is 0 for 2 on the new DM12D. "Behringer quality is going up" is something yet to be seen, IMO. That particular tree is full of cherries to pick.
Better than paying more for less. Roland are using cheap parts as well.
Robert Saint John incorrect.
There's a official sound editor coming out for this synth (Fall 2017) from Roland, so wobbly knobs small knobs i don't care, studio electronics really knocked it out the park, especially for this price range, 500$ for a 3 osc synth that sounds beautiful to dirty asf, I imagine I might enjoy this more than my pulse 2 which is priced 250$ higher and is also a 3x0sc synth and the filter on the se02 kicks the pulse 2's ass.
I’m trying to decide between this and a Pulse 2. Any thoughts from your experience? I owned an SE-02 for a while and sold it, now I miss it everyday. Can’t decide if I’d be better off with the Pulse 2 because of the amount of features it has. I do think the SE-02 sounds a little better.
If I didn't have an M32 it probably eat this up. The pre filter drive does help with the filter dropoff somewhat, something that you can't really do on the m32
One thing I was going to ask you Nick. Over the past few months has there been a synth released that's absolutely blown you away?
Great review thanks nick
So is this in exact a Roland minimoog?
MP MI i would say it is very close -maybe 90% there, but with some new and different features like saving patche, new cross modulation options and a basic step sequencing.
Awesome! Please do some more se-02 videos
Any possibility of an MFB Dominion Club review?
for me too ;-)
First thing I'd do with this unit is black out the top of the knobs and put a big line or arrow on the top indicating the setting. That blink is ridiculously non-ergonomic.
Nice review and demo
Your tutorials and run throughs are excellent! If you could wear a lab caot... the imagery would be awesome!
No show off of the build in delay? :ooooo