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@@christoroppolo8742 are you going for the new version?

I believe it’s the mk2 👽

@@christoroppolo8742 that is going to sound really good. I had the version one but now I have the iridium and the iridium just doesn’t have the warmth of the quantum, but it serves its purpose for what I need given my space limitation.

@@indiefilmcomposer 👽👍

@@indiefilmcomposer I went thru six poly synths looking for one the synced to external devices and clock perfectly out of the box the folks at Waldorf the only ones that seem understand the importance of that now especially in film production. It took awhile to save for it but finally it is on the way ! 👽✌️

Thanks! appreciate the support , I have UVI subscription they have good VST instruments and scoring tools, and for this , the build up’s used a few of their transition VSTs, one is a noise generator with mod-wheel you can roll up to peak and drop out on a scene cut , Omni sphere is good too, otherwise I had a few analog synths, matrix brute, slim patty, polybrute and digitakt 2 for the industrial beat ,

thanks I still have it , nothing else out there that can do this with its own sounds,

Appreciate the feedback I love the craft

Thanks! I have the iridium now with current studio set up and I think the quantum sounds a little better due to analog filters , would be a good time to get a lower price on MK1

@@indiefilmcomposer Yeh fair point actually. If i can get an mk1 for a decent price then i may go for it. Or just bite the bullet and get the mk2

Appreciate it, yes I had the same impression, questions, until I got one

I do but thinking about selling pro 3 for Polybrute, I think the sequencing workflow is better, more efficient with the brute and it has real time recording vs key step input only on the pro 3, pro 3 can be more aggressive and has a very expressive range , depends on what your goals are in the studio , pro 3 is all over the board a lot of duplicate sounds across the banks and not organized by type, I like the matrix brute preset system better I can organize by the row

@@indiefilmcomposer Thanks for that. I’ve made some great sounds on a PRO 3 I’ve used, and heard great sounds from the Matrixbrute online, too. I’ve tried, but I can’t love the sound of the Polybrute - seems to tend towards the brighter side. I understand the PRO 3 does the same morphing thing that the Polybrute does? Have you tried hooking up your Osmose as an MPE controller to these two synths? I think they both respond to MPE?!

@@kierenmoore3236 no I have not it’s working well as standalone with stereo into my daw and i can record the mpe midi performance in nuendo live and play back

Hey thanks, yes that is the voyager, so the slim phatty has a very good low end and pure analog power however it is one mono out so will not sound as wide and rich as the voyager which is in stereo , If the price is not a factor and you have room I would choose the RME , slim a close second w wider variety of sounds than the Taurus, and it can sound very big

Thanks! no I haven’t tried the editor or samples , will try Icram 2, plenty of good stock sounds and some not so good but overall I find very usable

Thx , enjoying the instrument it does pull you in

right ! this took my last space so I think i am set for the foreseeable future

thanks, I was improvising and clicking through some saved presets, I think this included pad organ, Benny's territory, numen's strings, biquide harp, clavi chord ( the minor scale ) and analog scream - no need for the editor I just use the built in macros on the osmose to adjust ( filter cutoff most often if it is available if not I use EQ in DAW )

It integrates with Midi and TRS stereo - I don't use the complex haken editor I don't find it necessary, yes I think this could apply toward any genre

Thanks ! I am enjoying going this direction with my music,

I haven’t tried splits yet but that is a good call out because the bass lines may not want to bend along with upper register instruments , that was the odd thing with some demos the playing wasn’t realistic, wells that’s great other than my guitars I didn’t have a way to be this expressive in real time without key switching but that wouldn’t solve for dynamic performance , volume expression across your fingers all independent as I mentioned In the demo was my biggest takeaway and ability to perform articulations with one press of the finger which I will explore with next video 👍🎸

@@indiefilmcomposer You're spot on. The independent multi-axis control is wonderful. The pressure glide, in particular, is totally game-changing for slow, meditative stuff. I can imagine this would be perfect for a low-budget "world documentary" score, for example.

@@macronencer yeah it sure would

​@@macronencerlow budget sounds like its right out of Dune. Hans zimmer.

Thanks, it’s very unique I will do a follow up with more sounds 😁

Now that you mentioned that I think so , the quantum does have analog filters and I can tell the difference between that and the iridium which does not

Thx I have a lot of VSTs and this does stand out in terms of live performance capabilities

Thx !

Thanks I improvised in a few keys and ended up with more of a droning approach which this instrument is great for

thanks for the shout out will check it out!

Glad you enjoyed it 👍

Thx for stopping by

Yes but it just records by the step not the performance , in contrast the matrix brute can record what you play in real time

Yes I have one and no longer have the quantum , polybrute is great

I have a Polybrute, Moog One, Hydrasynth, and a lot more. The P Brute is about as different from the Quantum as two synths can be. It's a great analog poly and replaced several vintage polys in my studio but it's not going to do most of what the Quantum can do (or the Hydrasynth).

Poly brute is gone now, have the iridium and matrix brute I it’s place , 🎉. If I had more space I would go with quantum over iridium

Thank you

Thx, I have them on separate tracks and record directly into cubase haven’t tried the VX , I still have voyager but not the phatty and would get the phatty again if I get another synth

Thx Downsized to the iridium ….both are great iridium has more voices and stereo

I hear you , the quantum is the sum of all of its parts and fx engine ..that’s where it shines

Hi About 1,000

@@indiefilmcomposer thanks

Got the prophet x and had it for a year , very different synth so apples and oranges , but for samples I would rather record my own on the quantum and that sounds better than the prophet x sample library to me, but the Dave smith filter and fx and digital synth engine , Panning, is excellent , all very good

Well...last year was a journey.....I made a few changes and tried a few different configurations with goal of both having fun creating , using the space I have and being prepared for film scoring which ultimately is the purpose of the studio and reason I built it.....so....I now have a voyager RME and prophet 12 , no pro 2 and no matriarch, sold quantum for the irridium ( sounds better to me ). ....but I will say I want more moog sound .....will try and work that in....pro 2 is amazing and P12 covers that ground as well as Prophet 6 in some ways......hope to get a studio update video out this spring ...

@@indiefilmcomposer iridium sounds better how? isnt it the exact same engine, just no analog?

@@marvinkmooneyoz more voices and stereo audio path .......I can’t tell any difference regarding analog vs digital between the two

@@indiefilmcomposer well this adds more food for thought for my next purchase! Was just about to make the Quantum the new centre piece of my studio, back to umming an erring about the Iridium.

@@kingcoherent the sound is almost identical i would say the quantum is a beautiful synth design and if you appreciate having g a flag ship synth with excellent hands on control and have the space the quantum is it....if you need to save space and can make a desktop work the irridium is great , More voices but I never noticed any voice stealing with quantum

Thx I decided to get the irridium and sold the quantum to save space and for the stereo filters and 16 voices, I think the iridium has a better sound and is at a lower price point ........will demo once I get my studio set up again

Thx

Thx it’s a great ambient synth I like the endless reverb a lot I think the best I have heard

You can load samples into wave tables and the resonator engines and get some very good results but I think even with the granular engine doesn’t need to be grainy you can smooth it out with the settings you should also check out the GR 1 it’s a granular since they can sound very good

@@indiefilmcomposer Sounds good thanks, would love to see a demo featuring sound design of imported samples on the quantum using wave tables and resonators if you ever get the chance...Will check out the GR 1 for sure :)

Thx I think your describing the digital architecture and basic sound character of this synth I dropped in a guitar string E in the second video opening and it does sound more organic .....I mainly use this for wavetable and sample based granular pads now with endless reverb and I think this is where the synth really shines and it’s a good contrast to other analog gear they blend well together

@@indiefilmcomposer Yes, I was thinking that was the basic sound character, which I don't mind as long as I didn't imprint my music too much with it. Thanks for the feedback, will check out your second video. :)

Yes I use the granular engine a lot with guitar string or cello strings recorded and then set the control fx of endless reverb to the mod wheel to increase amount and can get some amazing organic pads ....with mod wheel down the reverb is dry when up its endless .....I don’t use the standard wave forms much but the preset big sun is great pad

Tony Sway thx it’s a great compliment to analog gear , nice work on your channel

brian brown thx

Evets Nitram the iridium looks like a good value , You can find good deals on the quantum on reverb .com if you watch the synth

Belated response, I haven’t had a chance to try the hydra synth but you tube videos sound very digital and less features so I think a step down

echoplain thx ! Cyber power has a really good PC configuration web site and they have pc cases with sound reduction available

Oh, just at the end you talked about the filters... (I’ve written my comment while listening your demo...)

Chandro Ji appreciate that ......the iridium looks like a great value , quantum prices on reverb.com have really dropped its worth a look you can save 1K or more .....it looks like the iridium doesn’t have reverb or delay etc fx......? the effects section is the best I have ever heard and since your into ambient either one is a must have ...thx for the sub I am wrapping up a feature film score that took a few months and need a break then will have more content soon