You’d be venturing into Jupiter/moog one/oberheim OXA legendary historic category if they did it right. Tons of voices, more modulation and customization options… the vocoder with a life of its own… maybe add in a few euro rack spots, but without making it feel like another semi modular. There’s no way they’re not having this conversation.
If you want to emulate tape, I have a patch suggestion. Set the lfo as fast as possible, set it to the random setting, and use it to control pitch Ever so slightly.
dang, so great to see this channel grow, it was not that long ago when this channel was way smaller and now you've got 160,000 subscribers and you are getting products from brands and stuff, congrats fr, mate, you're doing awesome stuff with this c:
Hi. New follower. I also own the microfreak and it IS my favorite synth. Then the minifreak was released and now I am saving every single penny, every single returnable pop can, every single piece of coinage that falls into my hands goes into a money jar and one day I will be a proud owner of the minifreak too.
Well done. What I appreciate is how you embraced simplicity with the sound creation. Sometimes we want to use every feature on a synth when making sounds, but often simple sounds are best. Thanks for the great content.
I have a Microfreak and love it. I've watched a slew of videos about it before I made a purchase. One thing that was often mentioned was an amazing low price for what you get. Now I realize the price of everything has and is still going up, but it looks like Arturia listened when they priced this at $599.00.
Just wanted to say I'm not a musician I've never owned any hardware and I barely play guitar. But your videos have inspired me to want to learn this stuff. Thanks for the amazing content
I'd just like to say I've joined 3 patreons from youtubers over the last year or so and Dave's is the only one I joined that seems to update regularly with the promised new content each month. Consequently, it's also the only one I'm still happy to subscribe to! The content on patreon and on the channel is always interesting. Thanks for the channel content, for DS and for the patreon stuff.
I’ve joined a couple as well. When there is something useful and/ or unique behind a sub I find that I’m much more likely to join. Captain Pikant, for example, has a lot to offer. I’m gonna check out Dave’s because I just bought a Polyend Play from someone on Reverb and have been wanting to load up on some samples.
Every one of your videos I've watched in the last month or so (the algorithms introduced us about then) has been interesting and paced out just right for easy understanding. I subscribed today and am looking forward to future content.
I've seen a billion and a half videos about the MiniFreak, and yours stands out. Your approach is intellectually intriguing and.... articulate. Easy to follow given the complexity. Keep taking the extra effort because it is working brah. And yes, I totally smashed like and subscribe lol.
Yeah I use the shit out of Elektron’s Overbridge plug-in with the Syntakt. Plus it allows for 12 audio tracks, effects tracks, midi/ sync, all over 1 usb cable. So seeing the vst version of MiniFreak definitely caught my attention.
It’s nice to ditch a DAW and go hardware only, but mixing and mastering a song is likely going to be done in one eventually, plus there are tons of great features and benefits in Ableton, so I’ve gone the Hybrid route and couldn’t be happier.
I've just discovered this channel, and as a veteran guitar player I have to admit that synths confuse the hell out of me. But you do good work here, and have great production values, thank you for your excellent channel
Very cool and informative! I am a novice and absolutely love everything Arturia does ! Thank you for showing a professional perspective. Thank you for sharing.
I love you channel. I understand 10 minute highly edited videos are good content and your style is about that, but it would be awesome to see some longer form content! You're great either way and I'm excited to continue watching your amazing stuff.
Not much was said about the VST version 'MiniFreak V' that cost 99 dollars if you buy it alone but comes with the MiniFreak at no extra charge. It is a fantastic add on to the MiniFreak that you can both use together. It is extremely useful.
Breaking in your 222 comments: You've taught me more in this video about the Minifreak (I probably bought it half because of this video) than the entire Arturia tutorial series. Love the simple lighting (I'm a gaffer for film sets) and the honesty you have. Thanks and if you get to make more of this "how I make a new patch" videos on the minifreak or have more recommendations, I'll be the first one to watch them. Suscribed and liked! Big Hug
rather off topic but i’ve been messing around with some of your free sample packs on decent and they’re really fun, they’re a nice way to get something to feel less robotic while retaining an electronic feel
I share your enthusiasm for both Freaks, but although they're very affordable synths, I only own the plugin. Lack of space and no interest for more keys (a desktop version would be interesting!), so this was the perfect option for me! Thanks for this great video!
My, you cover a lot of ground in a very short time. I hadn't seen the plug in version and the graphics representations really beef up the instrument UI. Arturia certainly have another winner here.
It always gets me when a video says "you're only going to be able to hear this on headphones" as if I'm listening to synthesizer demos on a phone or laptop speaker! ..okay I do late at night in bed, but I would hope that my PSI monitors would fare better than headphones when I'm at my desk in the daytime 😅
Have you ever heard the noise that a frozen pond or lake makes when the ice is melting? It sounds amazing. If I knew how to do what you do I would def. Use it in some music!
I used the pads preset from your patreon instrument to do a little mixing experiment and just gotta say it sounds very very nice, some light distortion easily made a very interesting sound
Sounds lovely but I also assume you could make similar voices using the software instruments in Ableton and/or some VSTs. What are your thoughts on relevance of hardware gear when we can pretty much do the same things in software? Heck, including the Minifreak VST itself...) Cheers!
Probably a mix of tactile feel of using controls rather than a M&K, and just being easier to click on and start playing immediately rather than starting computer, opening software, setting up the VSTs, etc etc. Just depends on preferences, even "old tech" like Mechanical watches manage to stick around even with Digital watches and smart watches all over. I also personally find my computer too distracting as there are too many things I might end up doing instead of making sounds/music, whereas I grab my Microfreak and a recorder and just go jam for a bit away from the computer without issue
Wow, I had no idea subscribing would notify me of new videos. Now that you have shared this novel and unheard of information I will make sure to subscribe on the absolute double.
Cool video David! Your channel exploded like the frog 🐸itself 😉- Kudos! Some things to add for your viewers and perhaps yourself: The ability to change the routing for the delay and reverb are a very nice option with send/insert for those two. Be sure - if you find some time - to have a look at the keyboard source parameter as this is one of the most powerful features of this synth and can save up some LFO's for other purposes f.e. (Keyb+Src) - Easy accessible via sound+edit + a strike of a key. You now can have random/voice/s-curve as signals to change for example the tuning. A very nice options to create more analog sounds for example.
You release this video as I'm literally eyeing one of these off. The plugin makes me wish for a physical version of Pigments too as too much CPU usage 😅 I've got the micro, and was going to get a volca fm2... maybe I just wait to see if any FM2's pop up on the used market. I Need more💰.
I kinda like the hard pads on the microfreak. it feels very responsive to just be able to quickly hit the key pads. I'm not trained on pianos/keyboards though so I don't have any muscle memory really with keys that press down.
I wish they made it somehow easy to marry the two mini and micro freak, even the plugin having a micro option if you want to go micro on the computer. I am going to get the plugin version, but I play it along with the microfreak I already own, layering them both. I almost feel like they are so similar but so different technically, its like the minifreak doesnt want anything to do with the microfreak. I feel like they have brushed the microfreak aside and it makes me a bit sad, but I guess their focus is to sell minifreaks now. On a side note, I also own a Polybrute, and having a plugin version to control your hardware is the best thing ever. It is tempting to get the minifreak just for this reason (but also I wish they did for the microfreak).
Hi David. Great channel. How does the routing work.. having created that midi chord progression, are you firing that back through the freak then back in again/recording it as audio in ableton ? (when you're not using the plugin).
Hi David H, David G here. I like what you did with that subtle pitch mod for a vintage kind of essence. I'm literally about 2 weeks into discovering synthesis/ers but wondering in theory could you string a couple more LFOs together in such a way to make the pitch modulation just ever so slightly variable and randomised in terms of frequency and amplitude? In like some kind of three body problem type situation? I'm pretty sure that's a basic ass question but it gets me pretty excited. Love your vids yo
I am new to this. I play mostly guitar. What is a great budget synth for around $500- even lightly used is fine if it can get me to the next level. I want to be one and done. Would be great if I could plug by guitar into it as well.
Hii very nice content!! Does this synth have full controll over everthing in de V lab software? Does it scroll to all te pre sets and controll all the knob if a synth is selected??? Regards A
I sold my microfreak because it just wasn't working for me. I think the minifreak VST is awesome though. My workflow has started to be about analog minimalism and this VST is a great little addition to my digital mess.
I want one of these but I have no experience with synthesizers or any electronic instruments. I just really like making synth music on garageband. What other equipment would I need if i bought one of these rn?
I wonder if MicroFreak or MiniFreak would work best with my digitakt and digitone key and syntakt witch would be best mini or micro freak for my elektron setup ..Also is Minifreak standalone and microfreak
I... Don't get the naming convention you're following? Microfreak>minifreak> too..... Freakflag? doesn't exactly sound like the next logical naming step, elaborate?
@@TwoGunToast What else would you call the flagship of the Freak lineup to differentiate it from the simpler siblings while also proudly leaning into the brand identity and design strength of the family?
@@danieladdled Idk but not that 🤷 doesn't have any ring to it and doesn't fit with the naming convention already established by the first two models. Not saying it'd be easy to create a name, I'm just saying I wouldn't use that one. Also no guarantee it'd be the "flagship model" of the lineup anyway.
I'm looking for my first synth live looping. I want to be able to hold long pads and manually sweep through filters. I've thought about the freak family, but I've also considered something from the brute line. One seems to offer simplicity and the other flexibility. I don't want to be limited to a one trick pony, but I'm a novice and I'm intimidated by the menus. I'd love to get some thoughts from anyone willing to offer them?
I saw today there is a demo for the virtual minifreak, see if you can get that to run it should be similar to the hardware. Easy to get into but even the microfreak is an iceberg of a synthesizer.
@@Jimmyknapp2 Thanks for the heads up. My fear is that I would get a sound I like and then never be able to find it again because I touched something that jacked up the whole synth.
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David saying "if I HAD to choose one synth to bring on vacation" implies that he normally brings more than one synth on vacation 🤣
it also implies that I take vacations 😅
Thought the same thing. 😂
I take my Lumikeys so I can play in the dark with colored lights.
@@Moreslaw
The best synth to bring on vacation is NO SYNTH but if you love making music then a laptop running the best VST's can't be beaten.
Can't wait for the next in the lineup: the Macrofreak, which is the size of the original giant Moog synths.
I’m hoping they go Rick James with it and add bass strings
Why don't you enjoy this one first? I'd rather live today than yesterday or tomorrow...
You’d be venturing into Jupiter/moog one/oberheim OXA legendary historic category if they did it right. Tons of voices, more modulation and customization options… the vocoder with a life of its own… maybe add in a few euro rack spots, but without making it feel like another semi modular.
There’s no way they’re not having this conversation.
They will create an even bigger one endorsed by Rick James the superfreak
I think that's just a hydrasynth deluxe.
If you want to emulate tape, I have a patch suggestion. Set the lfo as fast as possible, set it to the random setting, and use it to control pitch Ever so slightly.
There's Tape MELLO-FI plugin by Arturia
dang, so great to see this channel grow, it was not that long ago when this channel was way smaller and now you've got 160,000 subscribers and you are getting products from brands and stuff, congrats fr, mate, you're doing awesome stuff with this c:
thanks! I really appreciate the support! :)
how the time flies by eh?
@@justforeating eh eh ehhhh!!!
Hi. New follower. I also own the microfreak and it IS my favorite synth. Then the minifreak was released and now I am saving every single penny, every single returnable pop can, every single piece of coinage that falls into my hands goes into a money jar and one day I will be a proud owner of the minifreak too.
arturia is working on an improved wavetable oscillator for the minifreak - they said as much in their last minifreak livestream on youtube.
@@Moreslaw MegaFreak? MasterFreak? MonsterFreak.
so excited for this
Well done. What I appreciate is how you embraced simplicity with the sound creation. Sometimes we want to use every feature on a synth when making sounds, but often simple sounds are best. Thanks for the great content.
Funny how the obsession with BOC’s ‘Music Has The Right to Children’ has created an entire industry within the synth and plug-in industry.
Agreed
I wouldn’t want it any other way
modular synths always amaze me, i love tuning into your channel and checking out what new gear you have to play with!
You and this video convinced me. Like you I also own the MicroFreak and am now looking forward to getting it's bigger brother the MiniFreak.
I have a Microfreak and love it. I've watched a slew of videos about it before I made a purchase. One thing that was often mentioned was an amazing low price for what you get. Now I realize the price of everything has and is still going up, but it looks like Arturia listened when they priced this at $599.00.
Love this synth, the VST is incredible.
Just wanted to say I'm not a musician I've never owned any hardware and I barely play guitar. But your videos have inspired me to want to learn this stuff. Thanks for the amazing content
I'd just like to say I've joined 3 patreons from youtubers over the last year or so and Dave's is the only one I joined that seems to update regularly with the promised new content each month. Consequently, it's also the only one I'm still happy to subscribe to! The content on patreon and on the channel is always interesting. Thanks for the channel content, for DS and for the patreon stuff.
Hi Phil! Glad you've been enjoying it. Thanks so much for the support!
I’ve joined a couple as well. When there is something useful and/ or unique behind a sub I find that I’m much more likely to join. Captain Pikant, for example, has a lot to offer. I’m gonna check out Dave’s because I just bought a Polyend Play from someone on Reverb and have been wanting to load up on some samples.
@@HelicopterRidesForCommunists I'll check out CP - never too old to learn. 👍
@@philmarsh5593 pause💀
Im wearing Dekoni Blues, and i can hear the difference after adding the surgeon filter which is awsome. Keep up the great vids.
Every one of your videos I've watched in the last month or so (the algorithms introduced us about then) has been interesting and paced out just right for easy understanding. I subscribed today and am looking forward to future content.
I've seen a billion and a half videos about the MiniFreak, and yours stands out. Your approach is intellectually intriguing and.... articulate. Easy to follow given the complexity. Keep taking the extra effort because it is working brah. And yes, I totally smashed like and subscribe lol.
Thanks! So glad you appreciated it :)
Definitely considering the software! Sounds so great
I really like the software / hardware combo synth companies are doing. Modals'sCobalt 8 does the same thing and its honestly such a nice feature.
Yeah I use the shit out of Elektron’s Overbridge plug-in with the Syntakt. Plus it allows for 12 audio tracks, effects tracks, midi/ sync, all over 1 usb cable. So seeing the vst version of MiniFreak definitely caught my attention.
It’s nice to ditch a DAW and go hardware only, but mixing and mastering a song is likely going to be done in one eventually, plus there are tons of great features and benefits in Ableton, so I’ve gone the Hybrid route and couldn’t be happier.
I've just discovered this channel, and as a veteran guitar player I have to admit that synths confuse the hell out of me. But you do good work here, and have great production values, thank you for your excellent channel
Very cool and informative! I am a novice and absolutely love everything Arturia does ! Thank you for showing a professional perspective. Thank you for sharing.
Really impressed with your video production quality! Well done.
I love you channel. I understand 10 minute highly edited videos are good content and your style is about that, but it would be awesome to see some longer form content! You're great either way and I'm excited to continue watching your amazing stuff.
Not much was said about the VST version 'MiniFreak V' that cost 99 dollars if you buy it alone but comes with the MiniFreak at no extra charge. It is a fantastic add on to the MiniFreak that you can both use together. It is extremely useful.
You've gained so many subscribers so quickly! Keep the great videos coming
Breaking in your 222 comments: You've taught me more in this video about the Minifreak (I probably bought it half because of this video) than the entire Arturia tutorial series. Love the simple lighting (I'm a gaffer for film sets) and the honesty you have. Thanks and if you get to make more of this "how I make a new patch" videos on the minifreak or have more recommendations, I'll be the first one to watch them. Suscribed and liked! Big Hug
rather off topic but i’ve been messing around with some of your free sample packs on decent and they’re really fun, they’re a nice way to get something to feel less robotic while retaining an electronic feel
Ah, so glad to hear they've been helpful :)
Amazing to see your process, also fantastic to hear the results!
The Minifreak is becoming my fave hardware synth - great vid!
Thank goodness for this I was wondering whether to buy this synth or not but this video has given fuel to my buying the Minifreak fire
Really nice showcase, I love how you also explain your process and showcase things, it really helps understands the instrument. Also cool song(s)!
As always, totally in love with your videos and your work.
just wanna say that i love your vids and it shows the wonders of synths, im so into it now, and i hope to own a synthesizer one day!
Yeeees my favourite channel reviewing my first synth!!
Great content. Love the breakdown of this synth! Thanks !
Epic!! sounds amazing - thanks for another amazing video!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice pack Dave, thanks!
I share your enthusiasm for both Freaks, but although they're very affordable synths, I only own the plugin. Lack of space and no interest for more keys (a desktop version would be interesting!), so this was the perfect option for me! Thanks for this great video!
Really love this channel
I need to save up for this! It looks amazing.
My, you cover a lot of ground in a very short time.
I hadn't seen the plug in version and the graphics representations really beef up the instrument UI. Arturia certainly have another winner here.
You made me buy the Microfreak a couple of months ago and now you made me want the the Minifreak as well! Damn you! 😂
Amazing video!
Your video's Inspire me and Teach me! Thank you.
Amazing video, I am impressed.
It always gets me when a video says "you're only going to be able to hear this on headphones" as if I'm listening to synthesizer demos on a phone or laptop speaker!
..okay I do late at night in bed, but I would hope that my PSI monitors would fare better than headphones when I'm at my desk in the daytime 😅
Good video.... Oh god now I'm looking into this synth! 🙂
I don't like mini keys, so the vst plugin and a midi controller with full sized keys seems to be the right option for me.
Have you ever heard the noise that a frozen pond or lake makes when the ice is melting? It sounds amazing. If I knew how to do what you do I would def. Use it in some music!
This is beautiful
This is one of those times where I’m like yeah you’re right, I should probably subscribe 😂👍
Bruh. it was so beautiful.
You're the only synthesizer youtuber that I actually like 👍
Keep it up❤
As a Microfreak owner I'd love the effects stage as a serperate device
Another amazing video
I used the pads preset from your patreon instrument to do a little mixing experiment and just gotta say it sounds very very nice, some light distortion easily made a very interesting sound
Ah, so glad you like it!
Sounds lovely but I also assume you could make similar voices using the software instruments in Ableton and/or some VSTs. What are your thoughts on relevance of hardware gear when we can pretty much do the same things in software? Heck, including the Minifreak VST itself...) Cheers!
Probably a mix of tactile feel of using controls rather than a M&K, and just being easier to click on and start playing immediately rather than starting computer, opening software, setting up the VSTs, etc etc.
Just depends on preferences, even "old tech" like Mechanical watches manage to stick around even with Digital watches and smart watches all over.
I also personally find my computer too distracting as there are too many things I might end up doing instead of making sounds/music, whereas I grab my Microfreak and a recorder and just go jam for a bit away from the computer without issue
Wow, I had no idea subscribing would notify me of new videos. Now that you have shared this novel and unheard of information I will make sure to subscribe on the absolute double.
Cool video David! Your channel exploded like the frog 🐸itself 😉- Kudos!
Some things to add for your viewers and perhaps yourself:
The ability to change the routing for the delay and reverb are a very nice option with send/insert for those two. Be sure - if you find some time - to have a look at the keyboard source parameter as this is one of the most powerful features of this synth and can save up some LFO's for other purposes f.e. (Keyb+Src) - Easy accessible via sound+edit + a strike of a key. You now can have random/voice/s-curve as signals to change for example the tuning. A very nice options to create more analog sounds for example.
You release this video as I'm literally eyeing one of these off. The plugin makes me wish for a physical version of Pigments too as too much CPU usage 😅
I've got the micro, and was going to get a volca fm2... maybe I just wait to see if any FM2's pop up on the used market. I Need more💰.
u make me wanna buy these synths so bad
I kinda like the hard pads on the microfreak. it feels very responsive to just be able to quickly hit the key pads. I'm not trained on pianos/keyboards though so I don't have any muscle memory really with keys that press down.
3:07 "record man play my song on the radio, you too busy trynna find that blue eye soul"
I wish they made it somehow easy to marry the two mini and micro freak, even the plugin having a micro option if you want to go micro on the computer. I am going to get the plugin version, but I play it along with the microfreak I already own, layering them both. I almost feel like they are so similar but so different technically, its like the minifreak doesnt want anything to do with the microfreak. I feel like they have brushed the microfreak aside and it makes me a bit sad, but I guess their focus is to sell minifreaks now. On a side note, I also own a Polybrute, and having a plugin version to control your hardware is the best thing ever. It is tempting to get the minifreak just for this reason (but also I wish they did for the microfreak).
Wonderful! Thank you 😊
You are a music genius 💖
Thanks for the video! : ) Is the sequence locked to only one preset as in the Microfreak?
hey this was great, thanks.
My girlfriend got me a minifreak for Christmas. It’s awesome!!!
who is awesome? the minifreak or your girlfriend? 🤣
@@mjaa1307 both!
Hi David. Great channel. How does the routing work.. having created that midi chord progression, are you firing that back through the freak then back in again/recording it as audio in ableton ? (when you're not using the plugin).
Yes, that's exactly it.
Hi David H, David G here. I like what you did with that subtle pitch mod for a vintage kind of essence. I'm literally about 2 weeks into discovering synthesis/ers but wondering in theory could you string a couple more LFOs together in such a way to make the pitch modulation just ever so slightly variable and randomised in terms of frequency and amplitude? In like some kind of three body problem type situation? I'm pretty sure that's a basic ass question but it gets me pretty excited. Love your vids yo
Oh my it sound lush
Hello here's another one, at 05:00 when you link the Minifreak with its virtual version, I didn't know both of the synths are being heard 05:18
Thank you for the review .. How does this match up to the MiniNova .. I need a midi keyboard but I want a synth!
Synetics for the win!
I am new to this. I play mostly guitar. What is a great budget synth for around $500- even lightly used is fine if it can get me to the next level. I want to be one and done. Would be great if I could plug by guitar into it as well.
Do a Hydrasynth review. If you had to choose between this and the hydrasynth which one would it be
Hii very nice content!! Does this synth have full controll over everthing in de V lab software? Does it scroll to all te pre sets and controll all the knob if a synth is selected??? Regards A
Playing synth and samples on a guitar fret board is why I love the Microfreak, but ok.
Happy new Lunar New Year of the rabbit！
Same to you!
I sold my microfreak because it just wasn't working for me. I think the minifreak VST is awesome though. My workflow has started to be about analog minimalism and this VST is a great little addition to my digital mess.
Reminds me of Boards of Canada.
You are great.
It would be cool if the mod matrix was like buttons you could push instead of having to use that knob lol
I want one of these but I have no experience with synthesizers or any electronic instruments. I just really like making synth music on garageband. What other equipment would I need if i bought one of these rn?
I wonder if MicroFreak or MiniFreak would work best with my digitakt and digitone key and syntakt witch would be best mini or micro freak for my elektron setup ..Also is Minifreak standalone and microfreak
i have a question, can you split a keyboard meaning half can play one sound and the other another?
When they make a third and more complex synth in this line, I really hope it's called the Freakflag.
I... Don't get the naming convention you're following? Microfreak>minifreak> too..... Freakflag? doesn't exactly sound like the next logical naming step, elaborate?
@@TwoGunToast What else would you call the flagship of the Freak lineup to differentiate it from the simpler siblings while also proudly leaning into the brand identity and design strength of the family?
@@danieladdled Idk but not that 🤷 doesn't have any ring to it and doesn't fit with the naming convention already established by the first two models. Not saying it'd be easy to create a name, I'm just saying I wouldn't use that one. Also no guarantee it'd be the "flagship model" of the lineup anyway.
@@TwoGunToast I'll take you off the petition email list for my obviously catchy and excellent idea (;
@@danieladdled hahaha okay fair enough 😂 with my luck they'll end up calling it something like that anyway and I'll look like a huge asshole
i was looking for a microkorg s today and the guy showed me this synth cause they didn’t have it. Looks cool but i really want that microkorg lol
I was very tempted by the $99 sale for the virtual one but I'm going to wait... Nothing beats hardware.
What chord progressions /Scales do you use to create that 70s synthwave movie sound though?
Can you explain how to record sequences on the fly?? I'm about to sell my Korg :/ thank you in advance for your video.
Would this be a good recomendation as a first synthsizer ?
I am using it with a SL88 controller, it is a blast!
Hopefully they make a Macrofreak 49 key at one point
Would be cool if this can be a iOS auv3 plugin for iOS daws
I'm looking for my first synth live looping. I want to be able to hold long pads and manually sweep through filters. I've thought about the freak family, but I've also considered something from the brute line. One seems to offer simplicity and the other flexibility. I don't want to be limited to a one trick pony, but I'm a novice and I'm intimidated by the menus. I'd love to get some thoughts from anyone willing to offer them?
I saw today there is a demo for the virtual minifreak, see if you can get that to run it should be similar to the hardware. Easy to get into but even the microfreak is an iceberg of a synthesizer.
@@Jimmyknapp2 Thanks for the heads up. My fear is that I would get a sound I like and then never be able to find it again because I touched something that jacked up the whole synth.
The preset sounds like an early 1970s TV logo, PBS P-head for example.
I just bought moog DFAM AND MOTHER32 but I don't see they can make music like micro or mini freak
Do you think it’s worth getting the hardware if you have the vst? I mean I do prefer hardware in general
i just started saving up for a microfreak but now i guess i have to save up for a minifreak lol
the struggle is real! In theory, the used prices of Microfreaks should go down now that the Minifreak is out?