just bought this. if it sucks I'm holding you personally responsiblethey do have a good plugin version (from what i heard from Macker who owns one)
TRITON / TRITON Extreme for Mac/Win - MUSIC WORKSTATION | KORG (USA)
A perfect reproduction of the TRITON workstation in software.www.korg.com
That's allright you can send it to Jetflag and he can buy you a better version.
I recently picked up the VST version of this. I know, not the same as the real thing, but I love it!
I had to look that up what that meant. I am a vegetarian
Yup he worked alongside
That Yamaha strings DNA runs strong.My favourite synth is Dune 3 by synapse audio (vst) the first big soft synth I bought. I’d like at some point to commit to my hardware synths more, struggled sorting the midi with Studio one v4 for years.
in the 90s I used a Yamaha SY35, I still have it but it needs to be fixed. Strings to die for (or live for) - if I save the money to get that fixed and studio space to use it ..it might be no1.
Wicked m8,I bought a thing
I worked a ton of overtime last month with the intention of spending it on some home studio upgrades.
My first purchase was a new midi controller keyboard. It has a load more knobs, faders and pads than my last one so I've spent the past week or so live tweaking synth parameters with it and having a ball, so decided I may as well jump in and buy a cheap entry level hardware synth.
I opted for the Arturia MicroFreak in the end. Has a load of sound engines from basic waves, ultrasaw/squres, wavetables, granular, FM etc. and a rather warm sounding analogue filter and self resonating res knob
The built in keyboard is a trip. They are touch sensitive circuits rather than keys that you press down, so you cant rest your fingers on the keys, which takes a bit of getting used to. Applying more of the surface of your finger to the circuits triggers the after-touch which can be set by the simple but easy to use mod matrix.
I've got more software synths than I can count, but have neglected to seriously deep dive any of them, so I figure actually having a physical control surface there will encourage me to explore it inside and out properly!
Just need to upgrade my shitty Behringer audio interface now as the latency is horrendous unless I set it to direct monitor
Full hardware. There is a connected app, but that’s just for file management, moving/renaming presets and loading your own samples/wavetables and onto the device. Forces you to be more hands on with it, which I am quite enjoying.
