Title link takes you to the video. It's modular in design, in that you can build your synth by selecting filters, oscillators and other components from their various software. You can mix and match as you like.
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Arturia Origin Video on Gearwire
Title link takes you to the video. It's modular in design, in that you can build your synth by selecting filters, oscillators and other components from their various software. You can mix and match as you like.
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I swear, all the guys I have ever seen videos from gearwire from are completely clueless morons. They reming me of your avereage cluless gutar center employee that cannot answer any question beyond "yeah, thats a synth dude" or "thats a guitar, bro"
ReplyDeleteDidn't the interviewer ask if this was the 'Hardware version' of the Origin or some such?
ReplyDeleteI must be daft !
ReplyDeletecan someone explain me the interest of a demo with no sound of the synthesizer ?
shiny lights and buttons to fiddle with!
ReplyDeleteI don't think Arturia has figured out what their product is about. It's a messy thing and that's not forgivable at a product at this price range. What I get is a nord modular with a way clumsier interface featuring modelled vintage circuitry.
I'm waiting to see someone snap off the display/knobs panel accidentally.
ReplyDeleteWas it so hard to integrate the desktop's panel so that it comes UP from the synth instead of folding up from the back like a laptop display? Something along the lines of the OASYS display?
Crack! (insert cussing here)
it's really messy. could be forgiven if it was a 2 oct only keyboard, but given it's so big anyway. also waiting to hear how it SOUNDS. for a unit at this pricepoint it better have some pretty incredible DACs to boot.
ReplyDelete"I swear, all the guys I have ever seen videos from gearwire from are completely clueless morons."
ReplyDeleteI don't see how you could say that. I think there are some excellent videos up on that site. Have you checked some of these out?
http://www.gearwire.com/gearwire-engineering-101.html
I would love to try one, or at least hear one... Or at least see the screen with out a microphone in front of it... but I am unconvinced. This product may very well sink Arturia.
ReplyDelete$3000 bucks for the desk-top seems a bit much. Perhaps if I try one I'd change my mind.