Any UK people acquired one of these?
How much did you pay?
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also curious, does anyone here have one of these? if so, how do you like it?
I have one, it’s phenomenal. The price is the only drawback IMO.
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After getting to play one at a store, I’m strongly considering it as my next big purchase. Videos don’t do it justice.
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A month or two back Perfect Circuit had these on sale for something like a $600 discount. It was super tempting to resist.
I don’t know if we’ll see a sale price like that again anytime soon, but perhaps it’s worth being patient and keeping your eyes peeled at your favorite retailer if you’re in the market for one.
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I bought mine for full price and it was a very tough pill to swallow, BUT, playing it in store convinced me. Videos really don’t do it justice. Sounds incredible.
@Tchu bought one but sent it back to the retailer within the return window. I think the reasons were complex and personal, though.
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…the workflow and the saving process. I would have used it as a monotimbral Synth. It sounds very nice, though.
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What things about the workflow did you not enjoy ? Genuinely curious. Nina is still on my radar to someday obtain maybe.
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Great to know. I wouldn’t have had the cash saved at that point, but it’s worth keeping an eye out.
Not to invalidate your own experience with it, but I gotta say I love the workflow.
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I would have liked to save the 4 Sounds in one shot as a Set (Sub Bank). Let’s say Track 1 is saved in Bank 1 as Sub Bank 1 with its 4 Presets, Track 2 is saved in Bank 1 as Sub Bank 2 with its 4 Presets, etc. Then, on the DT, I would recall each Track as Bank X Sub Bank X and use MIDI Channels 1 to 4 to recall the 4 Presets. Just an idea.
I also found that I’m a one-synth-one-sound guy. Maybe I’m to lazy to manage 4 different sounds on one Synth. 
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Also, I have no problem working on an Elektron with 12 Tracks (ST) beacause when you save a Pattern, it saves everything, no need to name/save each Sound separately.
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A little frustrated, I can’t seem to sync the Nina to an external midi clock. When I use the Nina arp or sequencer, it drifts out of time with the drum machine. I’ve tried 3 drum machines and two midi cables. Not sure why it won’t stay in sync over 30 seconds…
Ahead or back, or some combination ?
Newest firmware (1.4) is out. This thing keeps getting better and better.
New Features: Modulate Morph and Scope/Waveform display
Modulate Morph
• MORPH has been added as a destination in the modulation matrix.
• To choose morph as a modulation destination enter the MOD menu and turn the MORPH knob.
The DATA knob can then be used to select either EG2 LEVEL or MORPH as the destination.
Scope and waveform display
• The scope modes are selected via a soft key on the main menu - SCOPE OSC turns on the oscilloscope
- SCOPE XY turns on XY or goniometer mode
- SCOPE OFF disables the scope
Other new features
• Added an OCTAVE OFFSET option to the LAYER menu. This will offset notes on the chosen Layer by a selectable number of octaves.
• Envelope LEVEL setting is now available in the EG1 and EG2 VCA menus. • The morph value is now saved and recalled in patches.
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Love this instrument so much! Hope the sync to clock is fixed. Would also love more arp settings
Sorry if this was shared before - Even just a demo sounds really beautiful.
Wondering if the motorised knobs actually do have any sort of functional help rather than just looking cool af?
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From NAMM 2024.