At Superbooth 16, Austrian synth maker Birdkids introduced a 42HP all-in-one synthesizer and the 16-channel Birdsnest mixer & distribution channel.
See the Birdkids site for details.
via Analogue Zone
At Superbooth 16, Austrian synth maker Birdkids introduced a 42HP all-in-one synthesizer and the 16-channel Birdsnest mixer & distribution channel.
See the Birdkids site for details.
via Analogue Zone
Sounds like a Timbrewolf.
I’ve tried it and it sounds amazing! Huuuge and clear, really impressive.
it´s a camera mic, what do you expect, except a stupid comment nothing constructive i guess.
listen to the bateleur demos on youtube, this thing is juicy, fat and pure analog power.
but i guess you´re probably safer with a akai synth anyway.
lol, if THIS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-WUYQGJEDA sounds like a timbrewolf to you – maybe it’s time to get a set of new ears 😀
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The distribution bus and mixer seems like a great idea if other manufacturers can get onboard with the idea. I like their approach of design for the user thinking of ergonomics with uncluttered modules and cases.
I love how people think mil spec stuff never breaks.
I broke the shit out of lots of stuff while in the Army.
dear caligari, it’s not so much a speculation on our part whether the mil-speced parts will break or not, just a higher standard of manufacturing requirement for field-use.. therefore the amount of predictability and security under performance stress is given – not so when using cheap bulk components 😉
It’s really just about necessity where it counts from experience and real-life situation – not fancy marketing 🙂
I can confidently say I understood some of what he was talking about. Regardless that synth tone was pretty fat.
Synth sounds pretty damn good!