Its like they got a bloke walking past the shop to twist a few knobs. He appears clueless.
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ā¦ but the synth still sounded pretty good. So imagine what youāll make with it 
!
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Can someone explain in a bit more detail the LFOs work here?
Iām probably being dumb, but for the polyphonic LFO, what does it target? I can see that LFO B has a button to target pretty much any other control, but not sure how the polyphonic one works.
Also, am I right in thinking that this effectively has 2 LFO, one that targets all voices individually, and one that targets something globally?
Iām not that familiar with poly synths on the whole (I use a minilogue xd, which has a pretty basic LFO setup).
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Yes. In the specs, the say 9 LFOs. The Global LFO and the 2nd LFO independent for each voice.
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According to the Murmux manual the Poly LFO sends CV to the MOD knobs of the VCO and VCF sections. If a controller with Polyphonic aftertouch (or MPE) is used, each key can change the Poly LFO rate of the connected voice!
Oscillators
Filter section
The LFO B can target all knobs and sliders, except its own and Volume
Edit: Both LFO can be free running or key synced, set independently.
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This video from Ricky Tinez is worth a watch. Itās a Novation Peak but the knowledge can apply.
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Sounds beautifulā¦
This is such a great explanation of this method. One of his best videos.
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Good didnāt need it anywayā¦ 
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If thatās true, they sold out in 4 days.
Dreadbox website says in stockā¦
Try to put it in a your cart 
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On Thomann.de and musicstore.de (the two biggest retailers in Germany), it also went from āavailableā to āavailable in 1-2 weeksā quickly. They must know how many theyāll get in the next batch and list it as not available as soon as itās sold out?
Mine will ship today btw. Iām starting to regret my impulse purchase and hope itās way too big/ugly and doesnāt sound too impressive 
. I already know a big poly doesnāt really have a place in my setup, so it would have to be a meditation machine that I use solo for recording sessions that I can later build upon.
That demo posted by @stnrp was a pretty convincing showcase how to use spread in a clever way. Iām a bit worried though that spread of voices and delay(s) is always linked, the stereo image might get messy pretty soon. Would prefer to have VCO and delay spread separated.
Edit: seems this has been leaked a year ago without people really noticing
Oh well, then this is what I had expected, they de-listed it as soon as all the units of batch 2 were bought.
Itās interesting thereās almost no material on the previous Murmux editions online. I guess thatās a good sign meaning most people who bought one are just not making a big deal out of it.
I donāt need this, but I want it.
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Here at Musicstore still available - with a bit of a delay (by date may 14th)
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Same, itās very tempting, but Iām also very wary of buying anything limited edition.
I always get way more agitated about that I canāt easily replace, worrying about moving it, or breaking it, and end up enjoying it less.
Plus Iām always worried about manufacturers supporting them less, with so few out there things like firmware updates and new features seem less likely (though probably not an issue for an analog poly 
).
Plus pretty much every bit of kit I own has some annoyances, gotchas, and pleasant surprises, so waiting until gearās been thoroughly tested/reviewed is nice.
Though doesnāt stop me wanting thisā¦
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Not mine, yet.
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