Very tempted by the Syntrx II as screenless couch groovebox, but perhaps there are other suggestions in the sub € 2.500 range?
I intent to make abstract grooves as a basis or layer in (industrial) techno tracks and just jamming.
Already tried Pulsar, liked it, kinda, except for sound flexibilty (I know many people feel differently). Tempest is great as well, I’ve had two already, still/again on the radar, but diffferent from the Syntrx entirely… it’s just soo steampunky quirky.
Anyways, thoughts & suggestions that change my mind?!
Nice, but the Perfourmer has no self contained means of sequencing, which I should have mentioned is vital. Perhaps with the 0-ctrl, but I also think that it’s a little too traditional for my style…
The Perkons is very nice, but I feel it overlaps too much with my AR mkII.
If you like bigger machines and a bit on the high end side, as I do as well, take a look at sample based ISLA 2400 (with new analog filter per track option and ability to LOAD VST fxs into the machine : ), Jomox Alpha Base (classic analog drum machine with synth part and samples thru analog filter / vca per track, effects, nice sound ), Radikal Spectralis 2 (some say - best sounding groove box with analog synth included, digital synth, sample parts, fixed filter bank, effects interesting step sequencer ).
SH4D is truly awesome even in its actual state… very simple, sounds surprisingly nice and really easy to use. If you’re into that type of sounds it’s a good choice.
as the years pass, i actually love this little device more and more.
It was so ahead of its time. Second hand they are cheap and if you get passed some of the annoyances the Hardware can create for some units, then its an incredible value.
Instead, more on diffferent fences now.
