Nice honest review and loved the grooves, particularly the final one. The 2600m is another keeper. I'd always wanted a 2600, so a brand new one that's nice and compact makes me smile from ear to ear.
Great review. I wasn’t quite convinced vs my giant pile of modular, but given how absurd exchange rates are from USD to Euro at the moment, I feel like I should just go for it and get one from Thomann.
Hey Stazma. You really sold me on the arp2600m. I'm trying to route my ableton output via my interface to the input of the 2600 and routing the output of the spring reverb back into ableton. How should I go about it? So far this is what I've tried with no output. Output 4 from my interface going into the preamp slot. The L and R outputs of the 2600 are routed into inputs 1 and 2 on my interface. On the sends track, I have the external audio device with output going to output 4 and input to 1 and 2.
Sorry but you'll be happy with it I hope ;-) Take your signal out form your audio interface to the preamp, preamp out to the mixer, crank the reverb sliders and listen / record your main out.
@@Stazma It's incredible so far for electro Basslines for me! I'm making a dub techno tune where I'm trying to use it for super loud clangs on a send in Ableton. Do I put the output from preamp to the mixer above the vcf/ vca or the inputs on the top right?
@@Cybercowboy_69 It's quite hard to explain by text, but i'm sure you can find some ressources about how to it in the manual. I don't have time to make a video just for you on this unfortunatly. I'll try to find you a proper tutorial about it.
Very nice demo! I like it much! I have some questions please: Do you have any recommendations for the microphones for recording the speakers of ARP2600/M? Which microphones do you use? Which types of microphones can be used usefully to get the best results for recording of the „beast“?😅
Glad you enjoyed the demo ;-) About recording the speakers I tried with my RE-20 (seen in the video) as well as with my Zoom H4n. I'm yet to try with a static mic. But if you like lo-fi ambient, any field recorder will do the trick I think. Best is to take both the line out and a mic to blend together after.
@@Stazma Thanks a lot for your excellent demo and the answer, especially about RE-20,very interesting!!! Perhaps I will buy that mic one day and I am excited to hopefully get my ARP2600M finally next month😃🎶
I guess I would go for the full size more for the interface than the sound, they seem rather similar exept for the spring reverb. But it’s way too big for my place, the M is exactly what I wanted.
@@Stazmaand price the full size costs 5k more than mini version that is large chunk of cash to buy other stuff like an MS20 and Perkons to play with it!
I have this model also but the critiques you mention are somewhat annoying but nothing whatsoever major though overall really good content tho I love your drum sequencer
I have no idea to be honest, I got super lucky that my reseller got only one a few weeks ago in Lyon, France and I had to jump on it. But it seems thos things are hard to find for a brand new product. PS: you are partly responsible for my Verbos addiction because of your demo videos from a few years ago hahaha.
@@Stazma Sorry about that, and also sorry about the quality of the content! I had about 6 hours to make all those "functional" demos... there's a story there!
Nice honest review and loved the grooves, particularly the final one.
The 2600m is another keeper. I'd always wanted a 2600, so a brand new one that's nice and compact makes me smile from ear to ear.
Thanks for stopping by Alex ! Indeed quite a killer machine even with it's minor built quality weirdness.
Finally a reviewer takes advantage of the speaker. One of my favorite things about the 2600!
Indeed I love those speakers
Hooked the Tracker up! Good demo.
Great review. I wasn’t quite convinced vs my giant pile of modular, but given how absurd exchange rates are from USD to Euro at the moment, I feel like I should just go for it and get one from Thomann.
Nice! Love trackers! Good choice as a sequencer. Got the Behringer 2600. Others are out of my price range. Sofar very happy with it.
Hey Stazma. You really sold me on the arp2600m.
I'm trying to route my ableton output via my interface to the input of the 2600 and routing the output of the spring reverb back into ableton.
How should I go about it? So far this is what I've tried with no output.
Output 4 from my interface going into the preamp slot.
The L and R outputs of the 2600 are routed into inputs 1 and 2 on my interface.
On the sends track, I have the external audio device with output going to output 4 and input to 1 and 2.
Sorry but you'll be happy with it I hope ;-)
Take your signal out form your audio interface to the preamp, preamp out to the mixer, crank the reverb sliders and listen / record your main out.
@@Stazma
It's incredible so far for electro Basslines for me! I'm making a dub techno tune where I'm trying to use it for super loud clangs on a send in Ableton.
Do I put the output from preamp to the mixer above the vcf/ vca or the inputs on the top right?
@@Cybercowboy_69 the inputs to the mixer are the one labeled VCF / VCA as this is what is going in these if nothing is pluged in ;-)
@@Stazma I don't get it. I'm stupid. 🥺
@@Cybercowboy_69 It's quite hard to explain by text, but i'm sure you can find some ressources about how to it in the manual. I don't have time to make a video just for you on this unfortunatly. I'll try to find you a proper tutorial about it.
Very nice demo! I like it much!
I have some questions please: Do you have any recommendations for the microphones for recording the speakers of ARP2600/M? Which microphones do you use? Which types of microphones can be used usefully to get the best results for recording of the „beast“?😅
Glad you enjoyed the demo ;-) About recording the speakers I tried with my RE-20 (seen in the video) as well as with my Zoom H4n. I'm yet to try with a static mic. But if you like lo-fi ambient, any field recorder will do the trick I think. Best is to take both the line out and a mic to blend together after.
@@Stazma Thanks a lot for your excellent demo and the answer, especially about RE-20,very interesting!!! Perhaps I will buy that mic one day and I am excited to hopefully get my ARP2600M finally next month😃🎶
very nice!
Thanks sir !
At 6:14 I hear that the sound is very dirty, as if there is a unwanted distortion due to the picks of volume.
The recording was fine, but there is often some weird artifact due to TH-cam Mp3 convertion.
@@Stazma Ok, so it's not the Korg...that's the important thing;)
Thank you
@@Asdrubale01 The patch is pretty distorted but the annoying clicks came after the video convertion and upload on TH-cam for sure.
@@Stazma it was what I wanted to know, acid and sick sounds are fine but still have to come out 'clean' even if distorted with effects
Are the jack screws made out of plastic?
Those are made of metal but those are still fake tho, that’s one of the weird thing on the machine.
@@Stazma Thank you, yes that is weird.
would you choose the far more expensive 2600 full size reissue or the 2600m based on sound?
I guess I would go for the full size more for the interface than the sound, they seem rather similar exept for the spring reverb. But it’s way too big for my place, the M is exactly what I wanted.
@@Stazmaand price the full size costs 5k more than mini version that is large chunk of cash to buy other stuff like an MS20 and Perkons to play with it!
Great demo again. It sounds and looks awesome.
A pity that quality seems not to hold up to that premium price completely
I’d be curious to compare with o her clones about this
I have this model also but the critiques you mention are somewhat annoying but nothing whatsoever major though overall really good content tho I love your drum sequencer
Thanks ! It’s indeed a great synth even with this little cosmetic disappointment, a keeper for the studio for sure.
Where can human beings (located in the United States) buy the 2600M?
I have no idea to be honest, I got super lucky that my reseller got only one a few weeks ago in Lyon, France and I had to jump on it. But it seems thos things are hard to find for a brand new product.
PS: you are partly responsible for my Verbos addiction because of your demo videos from a few years ago hahaha.
@@Stazma Sorry about that, and also sorry about the quality of the content! I had about 6 hours to make all those "functional" demos... there's a story there!
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I hate premieres so much
Sorry about that, it's just extremely convenient for me, but I can relate to you.
@@Stazma yup