i love this thing, it is so immediate, it uses less desk space, it sounds better then the big one and it has distortion! the intuitive design is what makes it work for me.
Great little machine for the money. It also doesnt suffer from that maracas white noise low volune issue on that the original had.forum.arturia.com/index.php?topic=90659.0 I picked up one of the originals used and it had that ussue.. Fortunately i was able to return it. I then I bought an impact. PS, I like the orange S××× 😏
"here's a quick comparison of all the sounds the machines share. I programmed identical sequences into both and tried to match their settings as closely as possible" Thanks for that obvious thing to do that nobody else did for some reason... wish I'd stumbled upon this a long time ago. Same conclusion as when I compared them in the store and the original was more for me. Reasons: especially liked bass drum 2 on the original and that more instruments give you more leeway for unconventional uses (including playing one of the bass drums melodically as a bass) and workarounds. Also positively hated the FM drum. Re workarounds (for any readers of this), as pointed out by Enrique Martinez you can use the hats backwards so the closed doesn't choke the open, and another good trick is to use the accents so you enter softer hits rather than harder ones (these tricks apply to both machines)
You got a good ear for the sweet spot when it comes to distortion on this thing. Others tend to over do it & it sounds terrible! .. and this is coming from someone who someone who enjoys distortion. When it's applied I prefer it having more substance than noise ( ratio wise ) otherwise it sounds like clipping really badly (especially the hi hats & snares) if you know what I mean . Great review! I'm considering getting a Drumbrute Impact after viewing this . Arturia are making some wicked gear. I also was greatful to hear they sound really different in the comparison as I was concerned at first glance that it was going to be a scaled back version with exactly the same sounds the original Drumbrute. Really nice to hear it's a fresh kit.
Cool review. I have a Drumbrute and was wondering about the differences and you pretty much answered all my questions. I hope Arturia will update the original Drumbrute firmware with the new features.
Very late to the party. Thanks for this. Very comprehensive. I bought a used original but I think I may get the impact in due course and sync the two together. I liked your suggestion of other programmable features. I think if Arturia ever get round to impact 2, we might get those animations.
I was critical until I heard it get transformed into a 909 thing then suddenly I was sold it's an analog drum machine that can give you aspects of both the 808 and 909 plus randomization pretty insanely sweet for $300
"They're like an 808 style drumkit where the bass drum is moving around, maybe you have a sample on top, and like.. drake. and that's like a whole song" - andrew "AND THATS LIKE A WHOLE SONG" - andrew's brain
@Suture Sound: good summary! When you compared the machines your kick on the original was too weak. I use to combine kick 1 and 2. Also you can get much better sounds using a mixer and suck out 200 Hz from kick1, which puts the org. Drumbrute into another league.
Great review. You really put the Impact through it's paces. It's cheap, it's complimentary to the original and it's very capable. I'm interested in the Behringer 808 and the MFB Tanzbar 2 which are supposed to be coming but in the meantime this is the right price and functions to make it a worthwhile purchase
The original is the best and I love the wood on sides looks very retro and elegant I have it and even if I bought a tr8s from Roland i will keep it because is analog is totally different unique I love it the sounds for techno or electrónic music id perfect drum machine
I'm kinda shocked you haven't done a video on the Korg Volca series yet (or the Minilogue/Monologue for that matter), especially the Volca Modular and Sample. I'd love to see one. They're gonna be my first full live setup, especially with the free Volca Mix special they've got going. They'll go great with my first ever piece of hardware, the Korg Minilogue
I like the kick on the impact. How would you say it compares to the kick on the original? Would I still be able to get that hard hitting kick that could function as a bass?
so....pitch sequencing - Andrew finally answered my main question! I'm assuming the other knob functions are non-savable in the sequencer. -------- if I want that "Drake" baseline then I'll guess I'll just have to record out and use it as is?
thx much for the great info, was wondering if you would recommend this one over the original as far as using it in the studio, triggering sounds from my drum pads? thx
Why on Earth did they not allow you to change the pitch on the COWBELL? First, the give us the worthless ZAP on the original Drumbrute instead of a cowbell. Now they don’t give us a pitch control? What’s up with that?
Thank you very much nice review. love how you say "some orange shit" on the side of the impact., had me Laughing big there. I agree the wood finish is way better. Drumbute it is. :)
My 11 year old is becoming interested in synths and drum machines. He’s been using some of my software, mainly Reason, and I’m considering getting him and I something for Christmas. Would you consider this to be a good beginner drum machine as far as bang for your buck?
If you want to get into modular, go with the upcoming Behringer Neutron, if not, go with the Behringer Model D. Both are amazing synths that cost around $300 USD.
J. H. If you are picking one up for like 200 the micro is great, otherwise I would save up and get something in the 400-450 new range. The micro is cool, but it lacks a lot of vital tone shaping features for being just a mono. I'd look for a used Ms20 or something but that's just me.
Bass Station 2 is 50 dollars more and it's much better. Velocity, aftertouch, sound sculpting is way more advanced and it has pattern chaining on the sequencer. There's even FM for super fat basses. I have both and while I love the microbrute, for me I'd take the BS 2 over it any day.
The microbrute was my first analog synth, so this is totally biased, but it's great. The simi-modular functionality is brilliant, and when I got my second synth (a Korg Minilogue), I truly was shocked at how much i relied on it (since the Minilogue has no such ease-of-use functionality). Its simple, yet complex, and I'd recommend it to anyone.
Hey dude! I own a pretty powerful PC Laptop. Was wondering if you could make a video or two on this channel about how to start getting into what you do with music production in a practical way. What are some good softwares for beginners? What are some good synth modules for beginners? How does connecting synth mods to your software on your PC even work?
SirCopperBullet FL studio is good for beginners, it's fairly cheap and comes with a lot. Or there's reason, which comes with tons in the intro version, but is limited to 16 tracks, then Ableton intro, which I don't think has much. If you're doing recording or using lots of cats, reaper is also a cheap daw.
Blazertron I was watching an FL Studio for beginners vid as you commented. FL Studio looks amazing. It's as simple or as complex as you make it. The $200 price tag is well worth it. Just gotta come up with $200.
Nice review! Does it actually do polyrhythms though? A lot of people complained when they announced the BSP update would make polyrhythms possible, but then it didn't... Turned out they actually meant polymeters. I think their argument was that people are more familiar with the term "polyrhythm", but imo that doesn't justify calling a feature something that it's not. At least with the BSP it's sort of a bonus feature (i.e. not labeled on the machine/box and not available at release), but now it's says it on the box. It would be a pretty big selling point, at least for me, but I have a feeling they're just doing the same thing all over again. If I'm correct, that's just misleading, and they even know they're doing it, not a very nice move. I might be wrong though.
A great lack of the impact is the missing ability recording "encoder-rides". This is neither definately not possible to the machine itself, nor via Midi to a sequencer.
I have both machines, the original and Impact, and I love them both in different way, but I tend to use Impact more (I would say, all the time). It has much heftier sounds, great playability, and FM drum is brilliant unit that can make dozens of sounds, zaps, basses, rimshots of sorts and with conjunction with long decayed Kick drum and distortion they sound terrific. The OG, on the other hand, is just big gorgeous beauty and is unparalleled in making complex beats and rhythms. Sounds a bit dull and boring (classic, ahem), but when you give it time, it can sound fantastic. Too much work for me, and the OG craves for a big mixing desk with a lot of pedals to manipulate individual outputs, but I don't have space and money for it. It's a studio gear, not some drum toy)
I prefer a more relistic sound over distorted synthetic sounds when it comes to drums. Real acoustic drums with a little tape saturation sounds much better than synthetic crap.
How is it possible to learn how to use these devices? Really this is so complex where do you start? All the knobs, every device is different,,,, endless menus, where do you start?
For me the OG-DB is the better one of the two. The 12 individual outs makes it stand out. The sound is there to be sculpted into what you require. They say only bad tradesmen blame their tool. I think that puts the haters on the OG-DB into perspective
Good way of looking at it! :D I like the impact, no doubt. But not more than the OG, partly because of what you said and also the sounds itself. They're two different machines, they each have their place. Plus, if you run the OG into the brute filter of a mini, it will rip your face off. Try it.
No. However, the distortion is only applied to the main mix. If you use the individual outputs (kick, snares, hats, fm) then they will be removed from the main out. Could be helpful to add distortion only to a few sounds while leaving others clean. Also, the "color" version of the Kick is the kick with distortion.
From what I understand; you would need an external distortion pedal if you wanted distortion only on certain sounds individually; hooking the effect pedal up via your preferred individual output(s).
Very nice review andrew! Arturia is really feelling like the old moog/korg cheap era... Side note, I'm planning on buying my first synth. I'm thinking MicroKorg or Korg MS-20... I saw your MS-20 and man, I'm really lost here. Anyway, if someone has something to say, thanks in advance!
@@sailorsaturn_ Something completely different hahaha I bought a Minibrute 2 (keyboard) and I couldn't be happier. If you need some advice with synths tell me, I have tried quite a few since I left this comment
@@AugustorLazzers nice one! Never tried any synths from arturia, i only have a keystep that i use as a midi controller and a deepmind 12 that im loving (i started in the synths world 3 months ago so im not very experienced). now i am deciding what is next, im interested in moog sirin and also the microfreak :)
@@sailorsaturn_ DM12 is a hell of a synth, congrats!! Regarding the synths you're interested in, those are two completely different beasts haha Are you looking for something in particular?
nothing in particular, im experimenting with my music using different/new sounds. who knows in which direction my music production will go in one year? honestly the microfreak inspires me to do something never done before. First of all im a guitar/bass player so im pretty new to everything related to synths, but since i bought the deepmind i fell in love. I make electronic/folk/alternative. Im thinking about creating a youtube channel. Okay maybe im talking too much now haha, i hope you have a good day thanks for your kindness
To me the drumbrute has an annoying metallic tone which is prob good for techno or cerebral electronic but I prefer the filtered down and less noisy sounds for the genre of house I tend to make
I went into this video kinda blind and was NOT prepared to hear Andrew's voice
Wait until you hear him sing! he's great
i love this thing, it is so immediate, it uses less desk space, it sounds better then the big one and it has distortion! the intuitive design is what makes it work for me.
Great little machine for the money. It also doesnt suffer from that maracas white noise low volune issue on that the original had.forum.arturia.com/index.php?topic=90659.0
I picked up one of the originals used and it had that ussue.. Fortunately i was able to return it. I then I bought an impact. PS, I like the orange S××× 😏
Love this new direction the second channel is going super stoked!💖
"here's a quick comparison of all the sounds the machines share. I programmed identical sequences into both and tried to match their settings as closely as possible" Thanks for that obvious thing to do that nobody else did for some reason... wish I'd stumbled upon this a long time ago. Same conclusion as when I compared them in the store and the original was more for me. Reasons: especially liked bass drum 2 on the original and that more instruments give you more leeway for unconventional uses (including playing one of the bass drums melodically as a bass) and workarounds. Also positively hated the FM drum. Re workarounds (for any readers of this), as pointed out by Enrique Martinez you can use the hats backwards so the closed doesn't choke the open, and another good trick is to use the accents so you enter softer hits rather than harder ones (these tricks apply to both machines)
4 years slate, but we’re the sounds better on the original?
You got a good ear for the sweet spot when it comes to distortion on this thing. Others tend to over do it & it sounds terrible! .. and this is coming from someone who someone who enjoys distortion. When it's applied I prefer it having more substance than noise ( ratio wise ) otherwise it sounds like clipping really badly (especially the hi hats & snares) if you know what I mean . Great review! I'm considering getting a Drumbrute Impact after viewing this . Arturia are making some wicked gear. I also was greatful to hear they sound really different in the comparison as I was concerned at first glance that it was going to be a scaled back version with exactly the same sounds the original Drumbrute. Really nice to hear it's a fresh kit.
Cool review. I have a Drumbrute and was wondering about the differences and you pretty much answered all my questions. I hope Arturia will update the original Drumbrute firmware with the new features.
I love love love this idea of this channel being for gear talks and such. Love your videos regardless!
Was anyone else really surprised at around 3:12 when he said "orange shit" ???
Loved it.
No, he frequently says shiit!
*Very* good content! I love this! Seriously, this is just some of the best music gear review stuff on the TH-cam. I want more!
Thank you!
Very late to the party. Thanks for this. Very comprehensive. I bought a used original but I think I may get the impact in due course and sync the two together. I liked your suggestion of other programmable features. I think if Arturia ever get round to impact 2, we might get those animations.
it has a nice TR 707 feel to it but more "modern", I really love it. great review!
You think so ? I am looking for a 707 emulator but with this pads (the roland emulator 06 I think it feels to small)
it's whatever this guy makes anything sound good anyways
I was critical until I heard it get transformed into a 909 thing then suddenly I was sold it's an analog drum machine that can give you aspects of both the 808 and 909 plus randomization pretty insanely sweet for $300
Love my impact. Thanks to Andrew for all his hard work on bringing us amazing reviews.
"They're like an 808 style drumkit where the bass drum is moving around, maybe you have a sample on top, and like.. drake. and that's like a whole song" - andrew
"AND THATS LIKE A WHOLE SONG" - andrew's brain
1st time i ever heard andrew swear :0 shocking
Diego Rodriguez I think I've heard him swear like 2 or 3 times in all my time of watching him!
Obviously you haven't listened to songs like Vice.
WHOA THE CLAP WAS AT THE END
devinconaway it was quite the... impact
@Suture Sound: good summary! When you compared the machines your kick on the original was too weak. I use to combine kick 1 and 2. Also you can get much better sounds using a mixer and suck out 200 Hz from kick1, which puts the org. Drumbrute into another league.
Ooh, I like that sound. Sounds... darker(?) than the original Drum brute, and I like that. The color scheme reminds me of my Kawai R100, haha
I like it a lot too, I wish it was neon green instead of orange of well though!
Great review. You really put the Impact through it's paces. It's cheap, it's complimentary to the original and it's very capable. I'm interested in the Behringer 808 and the MFB Tanzbar 2 which are supposed to be coming but in the meantime this is the right price and functions to make it a worthwhile purchase
Had no idea you had a second channel! But I was somehow already subscribed.
Blazertron Yeah, it was just called “Andrew Huang 2“ before.
IIRC even before that, it was once again called..............SUTURE SOUND :)
I run the DB Impact through a Boss Ds 1, sounds amazing!
The original is the best and I love the wood on sides looks very retro and elegant I have it and even if I bought a tr8s from Roland i will keep it because is analog is totally different unique I love it the sounds for techno or electrónic music id perfect drum machine
I'm kinda shocked you haven't done a video on the Korg Volca series yet (or the Minilogue/Monologue for that matter), especially the Volca Modular and Sample. I'd love to see one. They're gonna be my first full live setup, especially with the free Volca Mix special they've got going. They'll go great with my first ever piece of hardware, the Korg Minilogue
Thanks for a solid Honest review👍🏼
Not available yet but the RD-808 from Behringer would be the closest competitor and perhaps superior machine.
Not-Weird Gear!
we want weird gear !
Had this thing for months and did NOT know about the "roll" button. Man... Well now I know...
I feel like the Drum Brutes are better midi controllers than actual drum machines.
I forgot this channel existed?? But this was such a nice surprise???
Good review, I was thinking the same about the "orange shit" 😂
I like the kick on the impact. How would you say it compares to the kick on the original? Would I still be able to get that hard hitting kick that could function as a bass?
so....pitch sequencing - Andrew finally answered my main question! I'm assuming the other knob functions are non-savable in the sequencer. -------- if I want that "Drake" baseline then I'll guess I'll just have to record out and use it as is?
thx much for the great info, was wondering if you would recommend this one over the original as far as using it in the studio, triggering sounds from my drum pads? thx
Why on Earth did they not allow you to change the pitch on the COWBELL? First, the give us the worthless ZAP on the original Drumbrute instead of a cowbell. Now they don’t give us a pitch control? What’s up with that?
Whats up with you? Zap/pitch control??? Just dont use it or better still, find something more constructive to whinge about.
Excellent comparison!
Thank you for knowing how to make a good review video.
+84 internet points to you
Nice. Interesting to see how it sync to MicroBrute or something else, like Pocket Operators mayby
Does this include random velocity settings? Per track and global?
Thank you very much nice review. love how you say "some orange shit" on the side of the impact., had me Laughing big there. I agree the wood finish is way better. Drumbute it is. :)
Polyrythem? Or polymeter?I learned the difference between the two watching one of your videos.
You can get wild with the fm drum, fr. Turn the fm amt up, turn the delay up, groove with the mod & carrier.
2:45 You actually have 5 individual outs on the impact, because the last pair of drums stays on the mix output channel.
My 11 year old is becoming interested in synths and drum machines. He’s been using some of my software, mainly Reason, and I’m considering getting him and I something for Christmas. Would you consider this to be a good beginner drum machine as far as bang for your buck?
It's the best solution for money and heft quality of sounds
Great comparison, thanks! If you had neither and could add just one to your studio (and money wasn't a problem), which would you get? Thanks!
Impact, better sounds for my tastes
what the actual fuck i just clicked on this and was like fuck i recognise this voice
I tried one at the store for the first time excitedly. Was pretty disappointed with a couple of the sounds like the cowbell.
Shit, I am not sure to get the Original or the new Impact version with the cool FM feature, but without Rim/Claves and no Filter section...
Guess wondering if you prefer the OG over the impact though?
andrew are you going to be getting an op-z? id love to see you review it because im debating on getting one myself
On the original you can switch the hats over, this make for an uncooked open hat. Can this be done on the impact?
Best first synth? Thinking about the microbrute but not sure...
If you want to get into modular, go with the upcoming Behringer Neutron, if not, go with the Behringer Model D. Both are amazing synths that cost around $300 USD.
J. H. If you are picking one up for like 200 the micro is great, otherwise I would save up and get something in the 400-450 new range. The micro is cool, but it lacks a lot of vital tone shaping features for being just a mono. I'd look for a used Ms20 or something but that's just me.
Bass Station 2 is 50 dollars more and it's much better. Velocity, aftertouch, sound sculpting is way more advanced and it has pattern chaining on the sequencer. There's even FM for super fat basses. I have both and while I love the microbrute, for me I'd take the BS 2 over it any day.
The microbrute was my first analog synth, so this is totally biased, but it's great. The simi-modular functionality is brilliant, and when I got my second synth (a Korg Minilogue), I truly was shocked at how much i relied on it (since the Minilogue has no such ease-of-use functionality). Its simple, yet complex, and I'd recommend it to anyone.
J. H. Go Bass Station 2 or Minilogue.
It still amazes me how much you get out of something when the best I can do is like...boots and cats
We've all been there. It's just a matter of practise and consciously listening to the songs you like.
Can I hook up my old drum machine via midi to the drumbrute and use the sounds from the older drum machine on it?
Hey dude! I own a pretty powerful PC Laptop. Was wondering if you could make a video or two on this channel about how to start getting into what you do with music production in a practical way. What are some good softwares for beginners? What are some good synth modules for beginners? How does connecting synth mods to your software on your PC even work?
SirCopperBullet FL studio is good for beginners, it's fairly cheap and comes with a lot. Or there's reason, which comes with tons in the intro version, but is limited to 16 tracks, then Ableton intro, which I don't think has much. If you're doing recording or using lots of cats, reaper is also a cheap daw.
Blazertron I was watching an FL Studio for beginners vid as you commented. FL Studio looks amazing. It's as simple or as complex as you make it. The $200 price tag is well worth it. Just gotta come up with $200.
I love FL Studio. Just sayin...
Yeah FL studio for sure man
subbed! look forward to more reviews like this
So are the sequencers secions of the two instruments identical or are there differences too?
Nice review!
Does it actually do polyrhythms though? A lot of people complained when they announced the BSP update would make polyrhythms possible, but then it didn't... Turned out they actually meant polymeters. I think their argument was that people are more familiar with the term "polyrhythm", but imo that doesn't justify calling a feature something that it's not. At least with the BSP it's sort of a bonus feature (i.e. not labeled on the machine/box and not available at release), but now it's says it on the box. It would be a pretty big selling point, at least for me, but I have a feeling they're just doing the same thing all over again. If I'm correct, that's just misleading, and they even know they're doing it, not a very nice move. I might be wrong though.
A great lack of the impact is the missing ability recording "encoder-rides". This is neither definately not possible to the machine itself, nor via Midi to a sequencer.
so if you had to choose one of the two, which would it be?
Roland TR-808 boutique version or Arturia DrumBrute Impact?
Really nice and helpful review and you gave a f*** for the 10-minutes-rule of the TH-cam-AI and their ranking effect.
That's why he puts these videos on a separate channel from his main one. ;)
I have both machines, the original and Impact, and I love them both in different way, but I tend to use Impact more (I would say, all the time). It has much heftier sounds, great playability, and FM drum is brilliant unit that can make dozens of sounds, zaps, basses, rimshots of sorts and with conjunction with long decayed Kick drum and distortion they sound terrific. The OG, on the other hand, is just big gorgeous beauty and is unparalleled in making complex beats and rhythms. Sounds a bit dull and boring (classic, ahem), but when you give it time, it can sound fantastic. Too much work for me, and the OG craves for a big mixing desk with a lot of pedals to manipulate individual outputs, but I don't have space and money for it. It's a studio gear, not some drum toy)
is it possible to use the DB impact as a midi stepsequencer to sequence external gear?
I prefer a more relistic sound over distorted synthetic sounds when it comes to drums. Real acoustic drums with a little tape saturation sounds much better than synthetic crap.
Then why the hell are u watching and commenting DRUM MACHINE videos u dummy?
How is it possible to learn how to use these devices? Really this is so complex where do you start? All the knobs, every device is different,,,, endless menus, where do you start?
Andrew what in the world is Suture Sound?
Gavin Warner Future Found?
IIRC it was the original name of the second channel long long ago?
It’s the new channel name. Wow. What a big surprise.
Nice build quality and layout but i dont like the Drumsounds of the Bruts. Nice review. Like !
Sounds great
Love these videos 😆
Comparison video: Ableton Live Editions: Suite Or Standard?
J. H. Just save up and get suite, unless you urgently need a functioning DAW. That’s my two cents.
Sounds way better then the original brute
this is a good video
Fuck, I’m buying it.
I feel like the impact sounds a little more metallic, honestly
do you like the original DB? I can;t understand the hate it gets. I don't mind the impact, but it definitely wouldn't replace my DB.
For me the OG-DB is the better one of the two. The 12 individual outs makes it stand out. The sound is there to be sculpted into what you require.
They say only bad tradesmen blame their tool. I think that puts the haters on the OG-DB into perspective
Good way of looking at it! :D I like the impact, no doubt. But not more than the OG, partly because of what you said and also the sounds itself. They're two different machines, they each have their place. Plus, if you run the OG into the brute filter of a mini, it will rip your face off. Try it.
Saam the distortion must be brutal. I opted to stick with my OG. I didn't add the IMP.
Got the PO-12 already, I don't need fancy equipment :p
Gracias bro!
Hey dude, dragon sound was amazing
last time I was this early my girlfriend broke up with me
ijimedia sorry to hear that
Could be worse. Like, being so early you got a sexual harassment case to take care off. You’ll be fine.
It has no less than _two_ snare drums. Haven't you got anything to say 'bout either of em?
TR8S vs IMPACT what zou mean??
Is it just me or is there suddenly like 50 new drum brute videos that all were uploaded at the same time
bob Benzoate Ostylezene Bicarbonate -yep 50....at the same time...haha
Well it seemed like it
Good review
Yeah boi, Drumbrute hype
That modular in the background makes my fingers fidgety! What is THAT?!
Please Andrew can you do Boss RC 505 ? :)
Aturia did it again, cant hear if the snare is better tho
In my opinion, way better!
SUTURE SOUND no doubt
wish the sequencer could record everything.
Should i buy the impact or the behringer rd 8?
🤠 Get the Arturia Beatstep Pro + SP-404 or RD-8/9 or whatever
How do I use this in my Logic pro studios
Lazarus Bolton ong tryna figure this out lmao
Can I take my DB back and swap please. 😢
Is this stand alone? And can u sample?
Can you add distortion to individual tracks?
No. However, the distortion is only applied to the main mix. If you use the individual outputs (kick, snares, hats, fm) then they will be removed from the main out. Could be helpful to add distortion only to a few sounds while leaving others clean.
Also, the "color" version of the Kick is the kick with distortion.
From what I understand; you would need an external distortion pedal if you wanted distortion only on certain sounds individually; hooking the effect pedal up via your preferred individual output(s).
Very nice review andrew! Arturia is really feelling like the old moog/korg cheap era... Side note, I'm planning on buying my first synth. I'm thinking MicroKorg or Korg MS-20... I saw your MS-20 and man, I'm really lost here. Anyway, if someone has something to say, thanks in advance!
What did you buy in the end?
@@sailorsaturn_ Something completely different hahaha I bought a Minibrute 2 (keyboard) and I couldn't be happier. If you need some advice with synths tell me, I have tried quite a few since I left this comment
@@AugustorLazzers nice one! Never tried any synths from arturia, i only have a keystep that i use as a midi controller and a deepmind 12 that im loving (i started in the synths world 3 months ago so im not very experienced). now i am deciding what is next, im interested in moog sirin and also the microfreak :)
@@sailorsaturn_ DM12 is a hell of a synth, congrats!! Regarding the synths you're interested in, those are two completely different beasts haha Are you looking for something in particular?
nothing in particular, im experimenting with my music using different/new sounds. who knows in which direction my music production will go in one year? honestly the microfreak inspires me to do something never done before. First of all im a guitar/bass player so im pretty new to everything related to synths, but since i bought the deepmind i fell in love. I make electronic/folk/alternative. Im thinking about creating a youtube channel. Okay maybe im talking too much now haha, i hope you have a good day thanks for your kindness
6:52 cyclone analogic tt-606/78
bruh im confused...i thought i just left your andrew haung chann...
the snare is so much better than on the original but they seem to have lost the clap completely. like. that thing is not clap.
Mooooore!
To me the drumbrute has an annoying metallic tone which is prob good for techno or cerebral electronic but I prefer the filtered down and less noisy sounds for the genre of house I tend to make
suture sound ???
Diego Rodriguez yeah.
@@russ6541 You mean "Oh yeah yeah" hahahahahaha
Great review! Tips on roller function usage particulaly helpfull having just got one! Cheers dude!