The new Arturia Minibrute synthesizer is the subject of this video review, via sonicstate. Nick gives the Minibrute the full workout and calls it ‘a winner’.
For more info, see Marc Doty’s video intro to the Minibrute synthesizer and details at the Arturia site.
The Minibrute is available now for $549/£429.
If you’ve tried the Arturia Minibrute, let us know what you think of it!
Typical SonicState review – just as I have reached the decision that I don’t need the MiniBrute, Nick does a review and…boom.
Guess I will have to re-do my financial planning for the next months 😉
I’d come to the same conclusion as well, but now I’d better get saving…
I’m a bit on the fence. Not sure if I should wait some more and get the mopho keys or get this instead.
Sounds pretty gnarly.
I’m in the same situation.
I’ve had the mopho, not as sonically flexible as this little brute.
Sounds nice – but the main thing that interests me is the connectivity. This costs $50 than the Synthesizers.com CV keyboard – and it adds a complete synth to the equation.
I had a little play with one on these at an Alchemea training thing a few months ago (The distributor had a stand there). It felt so much more immediate than the Minitaur especially with the aftertouch and arp. it’s definitely on the want-list but something else has to go first 🙁
I hope they sell enough to warrant a bigger version, the MegaBrute or something. A 4-voice version of this would be amazing
i would guess that is the plan.. probly take a year or two tho
>A 4-voice version of this would be amazing
There’s a flexible way of getting something like that now–the Minibrute is so inexpensive, a person could just BUY TWO, and have a real split keyboard. You couldn’t play chords, but you could play intervals. And if you set the two voices carefully it could be a rich, full sound.