That seperate waveshaping per voice can sort of be achieved on all Korg Logue synths by motion recording. You can actually switch the shapes and basic waves per step or on the fly. Not completely the same but close.
Your little sound that you use to transition from segment to segment reminds me of something from Tears for Fears Shout just a bit. Great job on the video. You look like you have fun on your videos.
Yes, they're allocated depending on what note you press first (there are different nodes). So you can 'control' the rotation with careful playing or via offsetting notes in MIDI.
Korg VST is really decent but it has the same problems like most VST - high tones with aliasing problems and sounding digital - not smooth sound like this HW but difference is not very big but still noticeable.
Nice Gary Numan reference there at the start. :)
Haha... nice spot
Really like the sounds you are getting from this. Time to power up my iMono/Poly iPad app and see how it compares.
I got this based on the app... liked it so much
That seperate waveshaping per voice can sort of be achieved on all Korg Logue synths by motion recording. You can actually switch the shapes and basic waves per step or on the fly. Not completely the same but close.
Very great sound Behringher
Your little sound that you use to transition from segment to segment reminds me of something from Tears for Fears Shout just a bit.
Great job on the video. You look like you have fun on your videos.
Great demo
Another great demo video.
Thanks, glad you like them :)
Great! Nice demo!
Thanks... it's good to hear
I just want this to come out already!
It's been available in Europe for a few months now. Seems to take longer in the US.
You remind me of Neil Maskell from the Football Factory :D
Hello, is there a way to play chords in poly mode with voices rotating ?
BTW many thanks for the review !
Yes, they're allocated depending on what note you press first (there are different nodes). So you can 'control' the rotation with careful playing or via offsetting notes in MIDI.
Would you say it makes sense to buy a MonoPoly If you already own an Odyssey and Poly D or would it be "more of the same"?
Always buy.
Different modulation and filters than both
How do you compare this to official Korg VST or free MonoFury emulation VST?
Korg VST is really decent but it has the same problems like most VST - high tones with aliasing problems and sounding digital - not smooth sound like this HW but difference is not very big but still noticeable.
Is it better than a CS80 or an Elka Synthex?
No! Just different
Which one do you prefer the MonoPoly or the Poly D?
MonoPoly for me as I've got a MiniMoog
for those without a minimoog would you recommend this over the poly d?
It seems the Mono Poly has more modulation option and I personally like this filter better than the Moog style ladder filter