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GregNouveau

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MatrixBrute: is there going to be a discounted pre-order option?
« on: February 01, 2016, 09:40:11 pm »
Just wondering if this is a possibility..?

This synth has the potential to be the greatest ever...well, until Arturia bring out the 8 /12/16-voice polyphonic version, anyway...? ;-)

If it goes out at £1750 or less, it'll be a winner....

Shame I wont have one before my album is released in April..... :-(

(any "beta units" available: I'd be glad to test-drive one..!?)

emilshere

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Re: MatrixBrute: is there going to be a discounted pre-order option?
« Reply #1 on: March 29, 2016, 12:42:28 am »
I would be so interested in this if it was polyphonic. Why waste such a beautiful synth on monophonic or duophonic only? Its like an amazing sportscar that looks crazy fast and you open the hood and theres a lawnmower engine. Why oh why not a poly beast!?!

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Re: MatrixBrute: is there going to be a discounted pre-order option?
« Reply #2 on: April 11, 2016, 08:41:58 pm »
If it was a poly the voices would be far less powerful, the IO would be lacking, the chassis would be rudimentary and the price would be much higher.

Ref. DSI as an example:

Pro 2 @ $2200 => 4 oscs, 4 lfos, 5 egs, 2 filters etc.
OB-6 @ $3300 => 2 oscs, 1 lfo(!), 2 egs, 1 filter etc.

May I also offer a better car analogy:

A poly is like a people carrier - lots of seats, dull and underpowered.
A mono is like a sports car - few seats, exciting and powerful.

:)

Edit: hah, the dangers of generalizing - the PB is not dull and underpowered, although a bit less dangerous than the MxB  :D
« Last Edit: December 21, 2022, 08:18:47 pm by DrJustice »

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Re: MatrixBrute: is there going to be a discounted pre-order option?
« Reply #3 on: April 18, 2016, 05:12:04 pm »
May I also offer a better car analogy:

A poly is like a people carrier - lots of seats, dull and underpowered.
A mono is like a sports car - few seats, exciting and powerful.

this.
and we like sports car! :D
Try to make this life psychedelic... with the music!

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Re: MatrixBrute: is there going to be a discounted pre-order option?
« Reply #4 on: May 27, 2016, 04:50:02 pm »
Reading and knowing about arturia's infamous way of releasing products (often in alpha state) + their horrible support, only thing i can say is that you need to be fool to preorder a new-born product. You'll find yourself with 2000$ of headaches and a big piece of wood in your setup. Wait 2 years and check again.
Poly vs mono: yeah, monosynths sound big. But also a good poly in detuned unison mode can go really nasty.

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Re: MatrixBrute: is there going to be a discounted pre-order option?
« Reply #5 on: May 27, 2016, 07:28:56 pm »
....... and a big piece of wood in your setup.

You should be so lucky!  :D 

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Re: MatrixBrute: is there going to be a discounted pre-order option?
« Reply #6 on: July 06, 2016, 01:53:45 pm »
I would be so interested in this if it was polyphonic. Why waste such a beautiful synth on monophonic or duophonic only? Its like an amazing sportscar that looks crazy fast and you open the hood and theres a lawnmower engine. Why oh why not a poly beast!?!

Its duo voiced and if the sequences somehow supports driving two voices separately, there are so many options already. Maybe less is more in this case.
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