I’ve read the Novation Basstation II is very good in that regard. Are there any other synths that are capable of fast program switching? I’m thinking a different patch on each step triggered 
Cheers,
Lukasz
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Blofeld is pretty fast with program changes.
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I remember reading in a review that the Pulse 2 was good for this as well
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I tried it on my pulse 2 and can confirm that…
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Digitone
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Moog Slim Phatty
Nord lead 2 is definitely.
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Access Virus Ti
Thanks a lot! That’s some food for thought for me.
Cheers,
Lukasz
I wish I hadn’t sold it before I bought the Digitakt (well, I had sold it to fund the DT, so… 
).
Cheers,
Lukasz
I sold it 3 times and bought it 4 times. 
The last one, I’m gonna keep it.
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I had bought it once, got the second one as a gift 
I really liked it, but I could not find any way to include it in my setup, so I sold it twice.
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Lukasz
Nord Lead 4 and A1 can change instantly between 4 patches if you use the 4 midi slots separately (and there’s 4 audio outs).
OB-6 is pretty fast too, but not as fast as the AnalogFour/Keys.
Subsequent37 is the slowest in the entire universe.
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Virus ti2 and digitone …
Jomox mbrane and mbase desktop modules
Also I’m fairly sure there are some poly synths/apps that can complete the envelope of the previous sound after you make the change. Really nice & I know I’ve encountered it but can’t remember where! Maybe the Micron?
Yep, the Kurzweil K2500 definitely plays out the previous patch envelope + fx when switching sounds. Cool ability.
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Se-02 is pretty nippy, 99% it gets it right
Ok, i put them all together, for a better read:
Novation Circuit Mono Station
Alesis Micron
Arturia Microfreak
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