doctoremmet
Senior Member
The 12 and the Xpander had the same hardware architecture though, did they not?and the 12 had mushy envelopes.
The 12 and the Xpander had the same hardware architecture though, did they not?and the 12 had mushy envelopes.
Just about ready to buy and I found out the EGs were squishy turds.
The 12 and the Xpander had the same hardware architecture though, did they not?
Envelopes on BehrCat are just fine. What could have been better is the scaling of the sliders, which should have had more range for fast envelope times.
Even then. Most synths come with a ridiculous number of presets. And what's annoying in some cases is how many "different" presets sound almost exactly the same. Yet the allure of finding a great sound is powerful - I shudder to think how many hours I've pissed away scrolling through them but have vowed I will never buy one with more than about 100 or so any more.YES.
Unless you’re only ever going to use presets.
Interesting pitch control! I wish they'd make them more like that now (at least try something diff then the freakin wheels and super-tiny joysticks).
Well, this same system was also on the OB-Xa (which I have access to) and the modwheel works in reverse, so it takes a while to get used to itInteresting pitch control! I wish they'd make them more like that now (at least try something diff then the freakin wheels and super-tiny joysticks).
If you use them then it’s all good.I have what I consider to be too many synths and want to downsize. I own Arturia V7 + OB, IK Synthronik Deluxe, Air Music Tech, Komplete 12, Reason Rack Extensions, and UVI Vintage Vault. I am also looking to purchase Korg Collection V2. I think I may have a synth addiction. Does anyone else find themselves purchasing more synths than they actually need?
I just never liked any controller I've come across. I want something like they have on guitars