Thanks, I’d want a desktop only, with full midi implementation. Pulse 2 seems to be the best contender for me yet. Possible to change paraphony mode via midi.
If I encrease envelope filter amount, the lowest filter frequency seems too high. I’m used to have synths that go lower.
I guess a workaround would be to assign modulation to filter env amount and filter frequency.
Here’s one tip I remember about the Tetra. If you find the sound too “clean” as some do, use noise to modulate filter cutoff. It brings a sort of grit you would not expect.
On the market to expand my Mopho X4 with a Tetra, so reviving this thread. In response to your comment, it’s not that I ever find my patches “too clean”, but rather the opposite, that they are too abrasive. Any tips on getting some softer, OB-esque pads?
Yeah, I’ve had some luck going to the 2-pole and bringing the resonance up a little bit, it just seems hard to get rid of the “sizzle” that everyone is so keen to describe on DSI synths.
I’m hoping to get some nice OB-esque pads with the X4/Tetra combo so that I don’t have to shell out big dough for an OB6. And even then, I’d have two less voices…
Not entirely related, but I think you mentioned above that you were thinking about a Virus. I’ve got a KB that has been completely recapped, partially collecting dust.
Yeah, I suppose this thread is a few years old. I love the KB, great tones, nice for using as an effects processor, but the keybed is really what has made me keep it. The action is great and it’s a decent master keyboard.
Though if I ever find a cheap SQ80, that’ll be the new master. Polyphonic aftertouch… why isn’t this on modern synths??
No sorry I don’t remember much about it anymore but I do regret selling it. Would love to have one again and pairing it with a Mopho sounds like a wonderful synth.
Just tested a Tetr4 some days ago and looking forward to route it through the Octatrack
Having four individual ins and outs looks like both were made to each other.
I’m also pretty surprised that programming from its front, even taking a bit, it is really fun, as you can design it by blocks, step by step, like when modelling with clay or something like that, polishing by bits till the end.
The Tetr4 design is amazing so its sound, and with the crazy amount of modulation options it has, is kind of a modular in a box actually. Pairing it with a Machinedrum sps1 MK2 and you can jam for hours, or even days.
Amazing sound and design that can sound pretty evil or super soft, loving it!
Busted out the Tetra this afternoon. It’s been sat in a box for a bit. Found myself GASsing for a rev2, then sternly reminded myself I have a 4 voice equivalent already.
Ran a few presets from OT’s arpeggiator through the Virus FX and happy days.
It’s a great synth and fits in its desk spot perfectly!
I must get deeper with it though, sound design and programming the sequencer…