Qu-Bit Surface Introduction - Better than Mutable Instruments Rings?

In this video we will have a look at the Surface from Qu-Bit Electronix. The Surface is a is a multi-timbral physical modeling voice with some great sounds to offer.
Learn how to make Electric Guitar Sounds with modules such as the Surface or the Rings: • Electric Guitar Sounds...
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[@jamessusbilla]

thank *YOU* for helping me decide which module to get.

[@cardboardmusic]

Interesting comment about the size of Rings. For a smaller version, After Later Audio does a micro/nano one (nRings?). It must be about 8hp, which is then comparable to the Surface I imagine.

[@PetervanderPlaat]

Thanks for the excellent tutorial. I just discovered your channel. You make a lot of good content.

[@SundayAfternoonModular]

Hi Peter, thank you for the compliment!

[@kalubandali2241]

Nice job :)

[@SundayAfternoonModular]

Thank you Kalu Bandali :)

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

This would be fun to use with MI Plaits and a solid filter to see what happy accidents are possible?

[@junelopez9520]

Hmmm not sure yet not sold

[@jonaseggen2230]

More comparable to Elements without the resonator section. That resonator is rather similar to Rings...

[@TheSameDonkey]

It's a great overview of the sound range, but now I've got Miley Cyrus stuck in my head

[@alamunez]

After Later nRings is only 8hp, has more inputs, including an audio input, and is almost half the price of the Surface. I love Qu-Bit but Surface feels redundant.