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YAY POLYEIGHT.
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the thread is youngā¦
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I wish it was as pretty as the original. The Behringer modules look great but the keyboards are really ugly IMO.
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I think heās not talking about people who donāt share his point of view but just those who consistently spit on Behringer clones, whatever the site, you know those who donāt really respect those who donāt share their point of view ā¦
And personally Iām surprised, even on Elektronauts, that there isnāt one already. But to pretend that this behavior does not exist, or to pass it off as āa point of viewā is at least original.
clones are great. I just dislike Behringer. that said, Iād rather people have tools to make music than not. I just wonāt give them my money.
but this thread is about their newest clone. not whether/not clones and Behringer are OK (thereās a thread for that somewhere else). so letās stick to that 
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I am a little disappointed they didnāt named it the Behringer After Eight.
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I think you misunderstood my post.
Yay Polyeight. Arenāt you happy about a new behringer synth!? 
I think where people are coming from is that behringer isnāt a much loved company. If the conversation can stay off behringer as a whole and stay on the Polyeight - then things wonāt degrade into synth politics.
Glad to hear youāre excited for it!
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I think itās encouraging to hear theyāre focusing on the arm chip , using one development platform means more successful ( less bugs ) , a more developed platform for new products.
More shared features , bug fixes ( though also potentially consistent bugs across multiple synths ). I presume itās for controlling the synth ( lfo , envelopes ? ) and not digital fx etc.
I wonāt be buying this but Iām sure many will , I have been looking closely at grey/blue 2600
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If itās one oscillator, like the originalā¦ too limited.
(Not counting the suboscillator as a full oscillator)
Why would someone want this, or the original? Has it got some unique filter or something (genuinely asking)?