Innasoul Φ Music Φ - hahaha. “Find something you love and let it kill you“ - Bukowski

@sbmphr Noticed any issues? mate! , he just said he hasn't washed, eaten or shaved for three days...

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Are u in the UK? I've been trying to find it in the USA and all the stores say it wont be in until march 😫

@@TheWorld_2099 - Not Bukowski. Kinky Friedman.

Sick, what a time to be alive

Check out the Casio DG - 20! You can control synths with it

@@ftj4441 Guitars wont go away. This guy is on his own musical journey -- that should be encouraged.

Been playing MIDI guitar for 30 years. Go get a 13 pin Godin equipped MIDI guitar or what I use is the Fishman Triple PLay wireless MIDI pickup. I can play my Moog synth using my guitar not the keys on the Moog. Same with plugins in Ableton especially the dope cool ones like Omnisphere, Serum etc. I have Komplete 13 Ultimate which has like 50 virtual synths or some crazy number like that so that takes your guitar to places you never could have imagined. Yep.....gotta drop $400 for Fishman pickup and also need a sound engine. Fishman makes an app for Ipad that people use playing live and a foot pedal to switch between patches. Worth checking out like the Casio but this is wireless solution and can go on almost any guitar with perfect tracking and intonation (at least perfect for me). worth checking out.

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I am a guitarist and this is my second synth, I can recommend it to be your first. :)

Where did you order from?

The Anonymous Zero I ordered it from Thomann in Germany 🇩🇪

And also sounds kinda like Volk by Thom York, haha

Korg beat you to that analogy by a few years with the Volcas 😏 Tatsuya Takahashi confirmed such in an interview a couple of years back

Zanzara, thanks for sharing that cool fact! Love it.

Deepmind has TC electronic FX right? TC and Behringer are both part of the Music Tribe company. TC sells rack FX starting at €120 iirc. If Behringer does the same (or even cheaper) they'll compete with their sister company. That's why TC makes quality stompboxes for around €120 and Behringer makes plasticy (but still pretty nice) fx for €20-40. I don't even thibk they make V-amp multi FX boxes anymore (also came in rack form).

Same to me, started with the model d......

and they will announce their 303 clone very soon ... !

@@andikellotat5128 so stoked man

@@andikellotat5128 oooh I hope so!

@@rdean150 www.synthanatomy.com/2019/11/namm-2019-news-behringer-tb-303-analog-clone.html

EightySix same here- the sh101 clone is incredible

@@lorensteele2962 you really think so? I have 7 of the Roland Boutiques, SH-01A being one, it's pretty great and from what I've heard on KZfaq the MS-1 doesn't seem that great. Maybe I just haven't heard a good demo yet.

Don't forget the Neutron! Amazing synth

YEAS THAT REEAALLY NEEDS TO HAPPEN!!!

Thanx @SYNTH ANATOMY , "You hear us" too ;)

@sbmphr it's professional to say clearly the problems/bugs with a unit tha not to say it. That's my job! If they fix it, I can remove it!

@sbmphr sorry to give my point of view: synth anatomy is only giving feedback, i can tell it, he just wrote our questions, word by word ;) thanx to him. I found this issues too, as a happy "first batcher" from thomann. ... this is a thread of interest, to me.

Thanks for your comment. The Synth team are already working on the next version firmware to address these points. It will be uploaded to the website of course as soon as it is ready. Many thanks.

I wonder who beta tests the units to miss such issues?

lol excellent !

Yeah imagine the racks you could make with this thing, the possibilities would be endless! Oh and also, is the crave a good synth to have as a first? I've wanted to jump into hardware synthesis for a while and like this synth. Thanks and sorry for the question!

@@sedij2358 Well if you're looking for an analog semimodular synth then Crave is the right one for you, especially for the price and because it has it's own one octave keyboard. Note that you can't save patches, and it's monophonic, so if you want a cheap everymans workhorse then something like Microkorg or Mininova would be great as a first synth. With those you can play chords, save patches and use a vocoder. You can get some seriously good sounds with some tweaking from them, but if it's analog and modular you're looking for then definitely go for Crave.

@@sedij2358 I also own the crave and second everything Gyrbae wrote in his response to you. Happy music making ☺

It would have been too similar to the moog mother 32, which is still in production.

@@ftj4441 I think the Crave is a good companion to the Neutron if you're new to modular because they are both very affordable, having a 3rd (simpler) OSC of the same type is great, another different filter is useful, plus having an extra LFO+envelope for more modulation helps to expand your patches. Then there's the sequencer section that can be used with the Neutron. So I see the Crave as a Neutron Expander. That's also the direction I went with my small eurorack case, I call it my Neutron Expander

@@ftj4441 for sure the Crave can't be beat for that price. Thinking about the money I'd save if I'd buy the Crave was worth the wait. Though after continuing research on modular (Patch&Tweak, great book) I realized that I wanted to start exploring different more exotic stuff like wavefolding and ring modulation. That's why I went with a eurorack, to further advance my modular exploration. About pedals, I use them through my mixer's effects send, that way there's no problem with signal levels. It's more flexible than going from synth into pedal, especially for having a blend control.

@@ftj4441 and you can keep the Neutron inside it's own case to save on the expense of HP, unless you're building your own case for cheap. Eurorack cases alone are pretty expensive.

I thought I heard a shimmer reverb.

Will it work in the United States? Does it come with the proper power adapter?

@@theanonymouszero7757: European 240/220V power adaptor.

Innasoul Φ Music Φ guess I'll just wait for the US release then.

@@theanonymouszero7757 the powesupply you get is universal, it works in all regions, it's like 100-240 volts. U just need to use a travel adapter with it

possibly a daw recording some of the sequences in this demo, controlled by the novation launchpad on the left under the FX pedal

Absolutely. Also they announced euro rack modules, will definitely be getting some. Already have the neutron.