Arturia MiniBrute vs. AtomoSynth Mochika XL Dark Side.

Published on Dec 16, 2012 by Robert Shipe

"The MiniBrute is being sequenced by the Mochika XL via CV/Gate. I go through all the waves and then I start mixing them. Also running Control Voltage from an Analogue Solutions Telemark-K into the MiniBrute's Amp. I'm also messing with the CV-Gate and Swing from the MochikaXL. 100% analog. I also used my Mackie Mixer, an M-Audio 610 Octane Pre-Amps, BBE Sonic Maximizer and Lexicon Reverb. Tannoy/M-Audio monitors and a Peavey KB amp."

via Bobby Shipe on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Arturia MiniBrute LFO Demo Session.

Published on Dec 22, 2012

"Arturia MiniBrute's LFO demo. Jamming on the sine-wave, triangle-wave and sawtooth-wave. The MB's LFO is routed to the Mod-Wheel. I just tried to focus on the LFO. If I had to compare the Arturia MiniBrute to other analog synths I'd have to say it's a mix between a Roland SH-101 and a KORG MS-20 with a whole lot of modern analog sounds. It's very clean on single waveforms and waveform mixes w/o any oscillator add-ons. Once you turn on the Super-Saw or Metalizer or PWM it becomes extremely dirty and if you turn the sub-oscillator on it gets downright nasty. Then you have the Brute Factor which is like over-driving a Moog's filter but it's all internalized and all you have to do is twist a knob instead of doing all the wiring. It's a truly awesome synthesizer that can easily hang with it's big brothers and sometimes surpass them. Especially if you want a modern sound that you can actually use in tracks. Super-tight envelopes with a solid filter that's Bandpass is almost as good as it's Lowpass. Really good synthesizer."