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If you like what you see, you can do worse than get yourself a Behringer 2600 - VST get a good sound but do not get you the feeling of "noodling", and the Korg
by kimi 4y ago
If you like what you see, you can do worse than get yourself a Behringer 2600 - VST get a good sound but do not get you the feeling of "noodling", and the Korg clone is for collectors, not hackers.
A selection of getting-started resources and manuals is available here: https://github.com/l3nz/b2600 https://github.com/l3nz/b2600
- elihu 4y agoI can't say I haven't been tempted in that direction. How's the tuning stability? Does it track v/octave well across a wide frequency range?
- TheOtherHobbes 4y agoFine, and yes. Also an upvote for Alex Ball's videos, which are always worth a watch.
- kimi 4y agoThe think that makes it great is that nothing is dryly in tune, and that gives the instrument its flavor. But yes, it works great. Nothing bad to say about the analog part. The MIDI controller used to be not-so-good on early firmwares, but you can/should update it easily.