réactions à la news [NAMM] Waldorf Pulse 2

Est ce qu'il y aura un arpégiateur et un multi comme sur le blofeld?

Arpeggiator Display Parameter
The Arpeggiator display parameter can be edited with
the Selection buttons and the Selection dial.
Use the Selection buttons to select the desired parameter,
which can be edited with the Selection dial.
w The Step Editor parameters are different to edit.
Please read the corresponding manual section.
ARP Step Duration 12...1600%
Sets the length of the step length in relation to ARP
Clock.
ARP Swing 0%...100%
Determines how much the
ARP Delay -50%...+50%
Moves the playback time of an arpeggio forward (positive
values) or backward (negative values). Forward
means that an arpeggio is played later while backward
means that it is played earlier. This parameter lets you
set up an offset for an incoming MIDI clock.
w Keep in mind that this parameter is useful when
the arpeggiator is synchronized to an external
MIDI clock or to compensate various delay due
to MIDI/Audio interfaces.
Pattern Length 1...16
Sets the length of the rhythm pattern. Note that you can
only edit a particular step in the Step Editor when its
position is within the range of the Pattern Length
parameter.
Accent Control multiple targets
Determines the modulation source for modulating the
input velocity. However, the generated velocities can
never exceed the maximum MIDI velocity 127 or minimum
MIDI velocity 0. In conjunction with SOFT you
can create very lively arpeggios.
w A complete table of all available Accent Control
sources (same as Modulation Sources) can be
found in the Appendix.
Arpeggiator Step Editor
To edit the single steps, you need to press the ARP/Mod
button first. In the display, a horizontal line with double
arrows informs you about the active step edit mode.
Press the ARP button again to edit the regular ARP
parameter. In the display, two vertical arrows informs
you about this edit mode.
The editing process of the following arpeggiator parameters
is nearly similar. Use the Parameter buttons to
select the desired step

J'espere qu'il n'aura pas les memes bugs que le blofeld concernant l'horloge midi et les arpegiateurs..mais c'est certain qu'il sonnera comme son prédécesseur

Si ce Pulse 2 sonne comme l'original je prend.
Je vais donc attendre les premières démo qui compare l'original et ce Pulse 2.

Que Waldorf est entendu nos prière pour ce qui est du moteur audio du Pulse 2
par rapport à son prédécesseur...

UNISON P:
(only OSC 1) creates an unison in polyphonic mode by using a cluster of eight pulse oscillators. If you trigger one note only, all eight oscillators will be played with the same root pitch.
If you trigger eight different notes, every oscillators plays its own pitch. Detuning (UNI-DETUNE) can be controlled with the Keytrack parameter.

Loop OFF / A-D / D-D
The Loop mode can be used to use an envelope as an
additional LFO. The following settings can be used:
• OFF creates no loop.
• A-D loops attack and decay phases without resetting
to 0 until the release phase starts.
• D-D lets alternate the envelope from full scale to
zero to full. Sustain controls the speed.

Ce serait cool mais je ne le comprend pas comme çà.

Pour moi il s'agit d'un accord plaqué. A la place d'avoir une note de 8 osc (detune) on en a jusqu'à 8 de 1 osc mais avec qui sonnent en même temps, un accord, pas un arpège, quoi. Donc un accord de 3 notes , suivi d'un second qui couperait le premier. Même enveloppes/trigger. Un peu comme le mode chord de ps mal d'arpegiateur (microkorg p. ex.)