Fleer

Nice!

I wonder if it’s one large file like before (60GB!). 

38 minutes ago, telecode 101 said:

I see $190

The A-Team, I see the A-Team.

Sweet. Adding to my ever growing RealSamples collection. These guys know how to sample. 

Gotta love Frozen Plain, not so much their proprietary engine though. 

All the Maschine buttons are gone, which is perfectly fine by me. And the screen is finally fully usable with usb-c without the need for a separate adapter. Still very much in love with my Mk1 OLED screens, but this new one is quite alluring. 
Should go for under $500 though. Or I’ll get it with a free upgrade to KU15CE

Loopop always delivers

Full-color glass display

Fatar keyboard with polyphonic aftertouch as standard

Metal-touch pitch and modulation wheels with central illumination

Hardware/software integration with direct connection to Kontakt helps you find, adjust, and play sounds quickly and easily

Integration with all major DAWs lets you control transport and mixing commands directly from the keyboard: record, stop, rewind, mix, edit, and see project channels on the display

Precision tweaking for all your sounds, pre-mapped to key instrument and effect parameters

Redesigned Light Guide pinpoints notes with a light above each key

USB, MIDI, and (YES!) bus-powered USB-C connectivity plus inputs for four pedals: one sustain, one expression, and two assignable pedals

So, does this work in MSF as well?

Another upright? Thats four 

Edith: but it looks like it’s better than Mk2, if it’s fully usb-powered. That’s why I like my Mk1 and never upgraded. 

42 minutes ago, enzooriginal said:

No touch screen 😑

I will keep my S61 mk1

Same here

3 hours ago, El Diablo said:

Isn't that an old saying about walking into a massage parlor?

Not that old. 

4 hours ago, Reid Rosefelt said:

UPDATE. The feature with the dots that find similar sounds turns out to be super useful. 
 

To be honest, I never used SA2 or SA3 that much.  But I think I’m going to use this a lot. 

Same here. Didn’t like the look and, come to think of it, the concept of adding that sub oscillator. 
Having two layers is much more interesting. 
As for the dots, Tristan from UVI explained @kvr:  “Each color corresponds to category: Ambient, Bass, Bells, Brass, Chords, Flutes, Fretted, FX, Keyboards, Leads, Mallets, Organs, Pads, Pluck, Polysynth, Short, Strings, Sweeps, Vox” 

Well, it sounds pretty good. Already have their Cadenza guitars and the Amati violin, so this could accompany well. 

Waiting for the Manley VoxBox myself. 

I’ve never even done juan. 

Long time no see, Berklee 🤠

Morph 2 is genius. Almost as good as Adaptiverb. 

Falconista!

3 minutes ago, Bapu said:

"That's a bummer, man", Jeffery "The Dude" Lebowski

The king abides

Damn, Larsy, I feel for ya. This is no good indeed!

Yeah, bad gateway. But we’re back. Still nine days for the king to return, though. 

Love this! Always found Hyperion a bit difficult but hugely rewarding sonically, so this is a very welcome player. 

On 9/9/2023 at 5:00 PM, Kirean said:

I guess the bigger question is also that can you actually tweak the sounds to get outlandish and outrageous results or is it, just like you said, more of an inspiration machine than a stand-alone, fully fledged synth?

Kinda like how some of those orchestral 'essential' packs are great for having a quick-go but if you really wanna play around, might need something a bit more elaborate....  

Or maybe like Arturia's stand alone synths vs. Arturia's Analog Lab? 

If you’d like to use it for sound design, best to have Falcon.