The Patch names are sometimes funnny.
Warm Pad : if this is the definition of Warm…, I must be a cold person.
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digital aliasing is the new warm 
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No effects?
Finally a polyphonic/multi timbral synth !! It so hard to find a synth that let you make a full song on it directly. It looks like a mix of the microwave XT and the microwave I (analog LP filter). I wonder if it will have built-in effect.
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Really glad that Waldorf are brave to launch a new synth in these days. And this is in line with people’s demand - more hybrid synths! And multitimbrality is back.
I don’t need another synth… no, I don’t need. My GAS treatment was going well, I’m almost ok…
p.s.
Cannot resist, sorry:
cold spiky icey patch from long time ago frozen galaxy is playing. Waldorf: “A warm pad!”
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It’s 8 voices/4parts… just like the Digitone
Of course you can also buy two Micromonsta2 (that’s 24 voices/4 parts for just 600euros) 
But the M sure sounds good.
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https://www.waldorfmusic.com/en/m
1.800,00 EUR … i find this a bit pricey for a wavetable synth
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Yup, I was right. Again. Nice!
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There is a few in stock at the Waldorf store, for the moment.
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yup… getting too close to Iridium space…
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It’s worth it.
That’s a bit over the top and too close to iridium money really.
Cool synth though!
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When I listen back to some music I made with my MicroQ back in the days … sometimes I find me asking myself, why I ever sold this synth … maybe because of the menu? 
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Thankfully no trap beats …yet.
Sounds nice but not unique / new …
My micro q is rotting away here, it’s been unusable since the 2nd time I turned it on.
Looks immaculate thought… has a red knob …
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The M is on my list now including it’s expansion module to 16 voices.
Before I had the Quantum this was my microWave set
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Definitely pricey but if the build quality is good and the filters sound nice enough I might be able to justify it. The multitimbrality and per-part outputs are huge pluses for me. I’ve been waiting for a modern multitimbral hybrid wavetable polysynth for ages and this looks to be it. Sadly might need to sell my Töörö 
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Holy crap, that’s a bit more than I was hoping. Damn.
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My thoughts exactly. 4 parts is cool for live performance, and with all those audio outs, it’s more targeted to that.
In a studio setup, the Iridium seems the better choice if you want more Waldorf in your life, and are spending that kind of money.
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