réactions à la news Waldorf dévoile le synthé Rocket

Maintenant, ceux qui attentent le Pulse, vont-ils se jeter sur le Rocket par "dépit", ou attendre l'ultime sortit du grand frère !

C'est sympa les images de synthèses...

Sonically, I’m definitely intrigued. There’s no absence of features or options to keep sounds spicy. Updated: Yes, these appear to be digital oscillators, which would differentiate this from the Pulse 2 with its analog oscillators. But having eight digital oscillators opens up some sound possibilities. (The puzzling thing is this “eight” business, of course, but that seems to be only in unison or chord mode rather than dedicated oscillators.) In the layout of the controls, however, it appears there are some unusual decisions to fit everything into that square, and those may not suit everyone – at least based on a first glance. A number of knobs and switches do double duty, and the Sustain and Release envelope parameters are switches rather than knobs. (One of those, I could see, but with two, and no attack setting, creating envelopes seems unnecessarily tricky.) I’m eager to try this out to see what it’s actually like to use. You can bet I’ll be visiting Waldorf in April when CDM heads to Musikmesse.

And with VCF input and all these built-in options, this seems ready to prove you can have a non-boring synth at a budget price and in a compact size