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eatsleepsynthrepeat
1 year ago

https://youtu.be/RfDnbN5VDdI?si=auffGwzFc4YNmBkI

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- Jake
  1 year ago
  
  I watched the first few of these so far and they really helped. Thanks for the link! The deluge seems really deep, I’m impressed so far 🙂
synthdemic
1 year ago

How do you like the Deluge? Seems expensive for what it is. How does it compare to the Digitakt?

kpatzsc
1 year, 3 months ago

Supposedly this synth is paraphonic with all voices sharing the analog filter, but that last demo with the droning bass and a melody with clearly enveloped filters over it seem to indicate otherwise. Unless they multi tracked that demo which would be misleading as far as the synth’s actual capabilities.

It’s an interesting concept and it does sound pretty good.
- Alex
  1 year, 3 months ago
  
  I assumed the demo was multitracked, but could be wrong.
Alex
1 year, 1 month ago

These are in stock now and was about to buy when I noticed it didn’t have DIN MIDI, only via USB. I thought they would have at least added TRS MIDI. I can’t imagine there’s many dawless folks that will buy this.
- synthdemic
  1 year, 1 month ago
  
  There’s a few bits of hardware than can sequence this via USB including the MPC One and the Oxi One, but I agree that the lack of DIN MIDI makes the JT-4000 difficult to integrate. I think they’ve made a mistake making it USB MIDI only.

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