scoobylol wrote:Bump for the UK heads, what the f*ck is this price about? At that the Moog is an absolute no brainer for £40 more.
tapedeck wrote:am i understanding correct from the video (the namm one with acosta) or does he allude to the fact that minibrute doesn't offer patch storage?
(also forgive if this is mentioned in the thread)
Coz wrote:It depends what you're looking for doesn't it? The Moog is not a lead synth (it only goes up to middle C), whereas the Minibrute will cover every range and has a lot of additional sound sculpting onboard.
DSTRUCT wrote:I feel like a **** wizard.
Lampdog wrote:Stop harrassing peeps, try'n 2 get 'em 2 check your dingdong
distortedtekno wrote:Coz wrote:I know this is the Moog thread, but the Brute got a fantastic review in this months Sound On Sound.
Yeah it's funny since we all have been talking about the MiniBrute here in this topic more than anything.
psr wrote:tapedeck wrote:am i understanding correct from the video (the namm one with acosta) or does he allude to the fact that minibrute doesn't offer patch storage?
(also forgive if this is mentioned in the thread)
No patch mem on either. its all old school. but I'm sure someone will make a 3rd party one for the moog. i'm kind of excited to be "forced" to learn how to program my patches back... with more practice it will become second nature and all the while teaching me more about synthesis and programming.
treat em like a like lady not a prostitute.
DSTRUCT wrote:I feel like a **** wizard.
Lampdog wrote:Stop harrassing peeps, try'n 2 get 'em 2 check your dingdong
