Sonic State’s Nick Batt was first out of the gate with an Arturia MicroBrute review – and now he’s unleashed a raw MicroBrute synth jam.
While Batt says ‘love’ may be too strong a word for what he feels for Arturia’s new analog minisynth, it’s clear that he’s ‘in like’ with it.
Here’s what Batt has to say about his setup:
MicroBrute into Audio interface, live plugin from Logic Pro (tape delay) and some Square wave LFO pitch mod got me lost in this synth for a few minutes.
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Awesome Nick!! Sign me up for two of the buggers!!
Ssssssoooooollllllddddd!!!!
I’ve always wanted to get into modular synths and I feel the microbrute will be a great springboard into it. I can already envision having a few LFO modules for this and starting from there.
Yeah, you’re right to see this as a great intro to modulars. It has a lot of what you need to get started and will play with other modules really well. Have fun going broke! 🙂
I’m getting MFB for that. They are also cheap, but you can get a TON more patch points!
This is a great product too of course.
I have a Nanozwerg, I can’t wait to hear what these two things will do patched up.
was thinking the same. any suggestions on a good module to start with ?
preferably with clock functions
Not sure if this would be feasible or not, but a Euro rack module conversion for this could be interesting!
You would probably have to build your own faceplace, but it runs on 12v rails, like Eurorack, so at least that part is taken care of.
*faceplate
Damn – first the review and then this. Thanks Sonic State, until yesterday I was quite convinced that I would not buy a new synthesizer anytime soon 😀
Looks like the perfect little brother for a Korg MS20 mini all with the mini patch cables 🙂