Minitaur Revolution 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Moog Product Development Specialist, Amos Gaynes, introduces Minitaur Revolution 2. REV 2 adds localy stored presets, assignable CV, CV to Midi conversion as well as an update to the Minitaur editor/librarian.
Minitaur REV 2 owners can now create up to 100 presets and store them directly within their Minitaur. Presets are managed from within the free Editor/Librarian software and can be conveniently recalled from the Minitaur's front panel controls.
Also in REV 2, a new operational mode for the Decay/Release knob provides users independent control of Decay and Release times from Minitaur's front panel. Users can easily switch between this new mode and Minitaur's legacy mode from the front panel.
In addition, Minitaur's CV and Gate inputs are now assignable from the Minitaur Editor/Librarian software. The Pitch and Mod CV inputs can be routed to any function, while the Gate input can be routed to functions with on/off behavior. REV 2 also enables Minitaur to effectively function as an intuitive CV to MIDI converter.
Learn more about Minitaur here:
www.moogmusic.c...
This guys is the best. Obviously so passionate about synths and really good at explaining things.
Your explanation is so good, that it understandable is for everybody. Hopefully more in 2022. Many thanks
Damn Amos is a smart dude. Glad he is at Moog helping make great products!
Amon for the president of Moog republic! Your videos are best, so precisely and educative, there's no any word spent for nothing that comes from your mouth!
I love the intro music on these videos. It reminds me of Deus Ex, investigating conspiracies.
Amos your demos are quick, to the point, and very easy to understand. Thank you for these videos. Loving the new features.
Amos, I could watch and listen to you all day long; you are a treasure chest of knowledge! Moog - here to stay!
OK, I now realize that the Midi out LED is visible on the editor. All good.
Love this machine!!
Amos is so cool.
Just awesome! So awesome! !
My CP-251 will be very happy to play with Ableton!!!!!
thanks amos! now i love my minitaur even more...
you are an effin high-level sound wizard!
I got my minitaur for 300 bucks on sale and I gotta say I have heard alot of moog sounds and vintage sounds and this has the best option. the preset sounds are awesome and more than cover every genre ...tweak the presets and save...I dont do anything this guy is saying because i want more than beeps and blops
C/V to midi in a synth under $500!! really want one now
omg just learn something big!, i dig this analog domain, mind expansion....Will moog make spaceship in the Future that is now;)
NOW it is WORKABLE and BUY able.....finally.
EASIER TO USE FOR ordinary HUMANS label.
Awesome update, definitely worth the cash now
Thanks
Cool update and as always great demo by Amos.
Great update!!
cool update. was fairly easy to install latest firmware. great for stage use, and much easier for editing your own patches. only issue i found was when creating new sounds, when you name it, it gives text like %E%"R%%%^ .... kinda wierd, but will keep messing with it.
good work moog Music!
massive update!!!!
Very BIG update!
AMOS RULES! CV to midi, I love the way he keeps pushing new updates with cool features, good customer support +10000000000
YES THIS AWESOME, IT BLOWS MY MIND!
thanks!! so usefull
totally my same question... They have to add it at some point!!
Amos = Genius
Wow awesome
4:37 sounds dope
Awesome
the software version shown here seem easier to use compared to the latest version.
btw, when installing 3.0.4 for windows, then all the presets are in the "keys" kategory, not like shown here..
All the wall and table with a great synths/devices for professional and very good sound, but demo was recorded on the camera's mic....
Really dig the background music. Hints on what it is?
Any chance of an IOS version of the software in the future? I'd buy this in a second if there was to go with the Mother 96 I just got. Trying to get away from my PC's every now and then. Great sounding piece of kit and great demo.
Lots of cool control, but still no pulse width mod ?
It's 2012... I can't believe that storing presets isn't standard right from v1.
purchased it and it really sounds awesome!
but I am struggling reading the presets and uploading them to the hardware.
I do not seem to have the arrow that allows u to drop them to the unit and also I cannot preview them as well.
I have used it oldschool(with the midi track sending info to the audio (no external instruments) as well as with an external instrument followed by the au of the editor
please let me know what i am doing wrong
Yes, it sounds like everything is to me
MASSIVE update.... very schweeeeeeeeeeeeeet!
Probably not. I know the Minitaur has a limited note range.
amazing!
but osx 10.5 support please
Does this unit have a Save feature? so if you Modify any sounds? i can save it Directly on the unit?
Nop. Only by the software.
can you please get the SP editor working with usb? pretty bummed it doesn't even work...
sooooold :D
Is Rev 2 a physically different synth, or is it just a firmware update?
This makes me worry that if I buy one, I'll get stuck with Rev 1 and not be able to save presets.
I'm curious how they're able to store resets in the memory, yet still keep the sound source analog.
Digital storage? It does have usb. So there are definitely digital components in there.
is it possible to change the hardware presets via program change with a standard MIDI cable?
are the arp sounds (non bass) played throughout the video created on the minitaur?
I just clicked somewhere (4:14) in the timeline, scared the shit out of me, I thought Moog created some kind of hologram
can you fix the pitch of one of the oscilators?
just bring back the memorymoog.
is the pitch still capped to C4?
Yes, but you can get the Sirin instead which has a higher pitch range and is the same as the Minitaur in every way.
Can i use it als vocoder 2?
Moag?
Moogasm
Man. I love keyboards and analog synths... but where are you supposed to learn how to decipher and implement these settings and controls... for example... 3:00 to the end... you lost me.
Who would need presets with a mono synth??
Why would presets ever be exclusive to polyphony?
Anyone playing more than one song in a live performance. Any producer who works on more than one song at a time. Nobody wants to stick little colored dots all over their front panel to recall the approximate settings of their favorite sounds - it's a time waster to recall your sounds and you can only save about 4 sounds this way before your dots take up too much space.
I am strictly studio. Never had a need to save patches.
Ah, well to each their own