Superbooth 2024 Highlights | Thomann
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Here are some of our personal highlights of this years Superbooth. All the full length videos and more is going to follow in the next few days.
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The Korg Phase 8 they should keep going and in a few years they will have the Fender Rhodes.
Volca Rhodes
i thought exactly the same. A Rhodes with Midi In!
So, Arturia and U.D.O. aside, we've seen a pimped theremin, a retro modular, an electric xylophon and a hardware eq. Back to the future ;-p
War schön euch vor Ort mal persönlich zu treffen! Wie immer ein tolles Video.
Vlad Kreimer: the Soma genius strikes again 😍 out of the box jumping magic.
I thought he was a robot
The sound of the Korg Phase 8 is almost like the sound of a hangdrum.
Polybrute really looks like it needs to be angled
It's great that Zimmer was the one to purchase Maida Vale Studios. Such an iconic studio space, and I'm glad it was purchased by someone who appreciates that and doesn't plan to turn it into something else.
Arturia Polybrute 12 I need this in my life!
was waiting for a more compelling demo of Spectravox
We will release the full video with a longer demo soon ✌️
That Phase 8 is like an inside joke. Wink if you get it.
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wow that Korg Phase 8 sounds so nice.
Nah
@@kierenmoore3236 ok
After all this time that KORG thingy is incredibly underwhelming. People falling in love with their own idea need a reality check. This doesn’t sound nearly as good/pleasant as so many traditional acoustic instruments out there. Just need a condenser mic and a few fx. Weird.
I agree, often when designing new instruments people seem to forget that the sound is more important than the concept!
Cool idea doesn't equal interesting sound.
But kudos to Korg for trying out new ideas
You need to know when to cut your losses and move on to something that is actually interesting.
That Polybrute looks like an absolute massive piece of machinery. Lovely!
P.S.: for a big brand like Thomann, this video needed way better editing.
Well……………