Micro Freak is so last week, Crave is the new jam 
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Yup, now we got Analog Hardware in a metal case for the price of a softsynth.
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We’re getting to the point where people will ask. “Is software worth the premium over analog synths?”
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It’s the same reason I can have “Chicago” or “New York” pizza in any city across the US that have nothing to with either. Many companies say “Moog filter”. I agree with you to large extent though, but I hate all marketing usually. Every company pushes it or lies to the extent they can get away with. They should have said Moog and Curtis “style” at minimum.
Hahaha
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I miss the days when synths were identified by a number and letter.
So much more classy… and less ‘craven’
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So much gear nowadays. It’s a minefield.
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agreed
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This sort of pricing is going to put serious pressure on established companies to actually innovate … or fade away
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It’s already happening to Elektron…
Except backwards
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Along with some of my current and soon to be purchased gear, it’s starting to look like I’ll have a good bit of behringer mixed in there with them. Never thought I’d say.
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FFS, another synth I’ll probably buy.
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I like the sound.
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Instant buy for me, looks and sounds great
Yeah I read that wrong. I read it would push innovative companies to make less innovative shit for cheap or fade away…
Yip…2 cool things from namm now…
This is cool and looks slick compared to the neutron crazy asthetics…im impressed…
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They’re really setting themselves up for a crazy successful and cool modular run.
Before I thought they were just going to be utilitarian, bare bones modules for poor people, but this thing makes me believe that getting some Behringer modules might be an ideal rather than a compromise.
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They really need to work on their PR/marketing though … I mean a product announcement should be a bit more than dropping a video on YouTube/Facebook, it would have been nice to have some detailed specs and availability etc.
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