Reddit Reddit reviews Arturia MicroBrute Analog Synthesizer

We found 4 Reddit comments about Arturia MicroBrute Analog Synthesizer. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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Arturia MicroBrute Analog Synthesizer
100% Analog Audio Signal PathSteiner-Parker Multimode Filter (LP, BP, HP)Voltage Controlled Oscillator with new Overtone Sub-Osc, Oscillator Mixer (Sub, Sawtooth, Square, Triangle)Ultrasaw generating shimmering sawtooth waveformsMIDI Inwith 5-Pin DIN connector, USB MIDI In/Out, 1/4-Inch Audio Output and 1/8-Inch Headphone Output
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4 Reddit comments about Arturia MicroBrute Analog Synthesizer:

u/Jameshays1 · 1 pointr/synthesizers

Amazon has one new for $149. I'm very tempted but usually when something is too good to be true...

u/-JWS- · 1 pointr/makinghiphop

I'd highly recommend a synth if you want the sounds of it. If you want a midi controller on the really cheap, get a cheap casio keyboard or something that has midi out, then get a midi to usb adapter, plug it in, and go. If you want a better midi controller that's dedicated for midi and probably has better keys, yadadada get an MPK Mini MKII.

Lastly, if you want a synth, get a MicroBrute. Great sounding portable analog synth for around $300.

u/Wrongframeofmind · 1 pointr/synthesizers

I own a Yamaha 76 key, and about a month and a half ago bought a novation launchkey 25 key. With both I use Ableton, and I feel I'm starting to get a proper hang of the program and playing keyboard in general. I'm looking into buying my first synthesizer, I want to get a physical analog one. I'm considering getting this one - https://www.amazon.ca/Korg-VOLCAFM-Digital-FM-Synthesizer/dp/B00CAKSVTU/ref=sr_1_6?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1542940922&sr=1-6&keywords=synthesizer&th=1

- But I'm not sure how playing my keyboards with it will work. Basically, I'm hoping it'll be as easy as plugging it into my computer and loading it onto Ableton and play sounds I make off it using my keyboards. I know it might sound silly, but since I'm still new to all this, I just want to make sure I understand.

I was also considering saving up a bit more, and getting something like this instead -

https://www.amazon.ca/Arturia-MicroBrute-Analog-Synthesizer/dp/B00G31YMVS/ref=sr_1_9?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1542940922&sr=1-9&keywords=synthesizer

- The only downside however is it would replace my Novation midi keyboard, and I bought that only a month and a half ago.

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I appreciate any help. I'm really looking forward to getting into synthesizing.