Arturia PolyBrute 12 is a MASTERPIECE (Superbooth24)
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2024
- I was absolutely blown away by the @ArturiaOfficial Polybrute 12 at this year's @superboothberlin . The synth is a piece of art in itself, and Lily from Arturia showcases its incredible sounds and unmatched expressiveness in this video.
I'm sorry my camera work isn't the best here (some of the shots are out of focus), but there's not much time to plan ahead for video shoots at events like Superbooth. Things don't always go as planned, which is part of the charm when filming videos like this one. It's not perfect, but I hope you'll enjoy the sounds and sights of the Arturia Polybrute 12.
Thanks to @MinimalAudio for sponsoring our SB24 coverage.
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Vangelis would be proud
It's a crazy instrument; halfway through the video it felt like I was at a concert.
No he wouldn't. He already had a DeepMind12 AND a Hydrasynth before he passed away.
The level of expressiveness of this beauty/beast is freaking impressive!! :O
I always enjoy Lily demonstrating Arturia's products. Well done! Brilliant synth!
I think it’s a bit shrill sounding but very cool expressiveness
I am really into IDM and textured sounds but I promise there are PLENTY of warm, smooth analog sounds in there.
It's a good reminder that I should demo more types of sounds, thank you for your comment :)
I’m sure it can sound warm, but the oscillators on all their synths have this cheapish sound that gets shrill in the higher registers. Still a very cool synth, that’s my only gripe with it
I think it's the kind of patches she demonstratedbthatbgive that impression. As it is who can afford this beast anyway? 🤔😂
Patch @11:00 is heavenly
Thank you. Such a beauty. Mercy. X
Masterpiece indeed. Best synthesizer ever built, I think.Combining so many arturtia innovations...the matrix, the dual filters, the morphee, with this full touch and ribbon....its infinite expression
Best demo i have seen so far, and from one of the sound designers ! Bravo !
Thank you so much. Feel free to share it if you enjoyed it. :)
First time I visited your blog. Hope to see you again soon Lily. Well laid out review. I agree this being a masterpiece. And I see the screw on legs allso work on this synthesizer. Looks functional and beautiful.
Just to clarify, Lily is from Arturia - she performed in the video and is not affiliated with BPB. However, I was super impressed by the PolyBrute 12, hence the video title. :)
@@bpblog I expected her to be from Arturia. She has a deep knowledge of synthesizers. Tho I would not mind seeing her again reviewing other (non Arturia) products. For she did an amazing job.
Every now and again a synth gets released when you think, I’d really really like that. Great video by the way.
Thank you so much!
Thankyou
Very cool!
Dope but I wish they'd get someone to play some funk, pop, wave R&B or something else other than atmosphere, lofi, slow evolving sleep music to showcase the sound range. Everything sounded pretty much the same with the electric piano/pads and sweeping reverbs.
Just hopped to Andertons because Jack uses to play funky stuff on an any synth. Unfortunately, the PB12 is demoed by another guy.
Get Corey Henry on this.
I think the only drawback is how big it is. But it seems to fit the category of "last synth you'll ever need", especially because of all the control options - poly aftertouch with envelope control, the XYZ pad, ribbon, matrix, etc. Good demo of the aftertouch. Thanks.
It was amazing experience hearing it live... Also my kidney got scared when the pricing was mentioned 😅
Your kidney will be fine. But it will cost an arm and a leg! 😂
😂😂😂
It was great meeting you!
Hey Lily, it was lovely meeting you and thanks again for the wonderful performance!
It even has CS80 style gills! 😁
almost grabbed this but it is soooooo big. need a bigger spot to house it
nice
Thank you!
In spite of all the wordy blurb: If it has poly AT / MIDI expression at last roll it in!
I wish ONE synth would have Stereo Input Filters 🙏
So it’s exactly the same as the polybute but with polyphonic after “touch and more voices?
So it's exactly the same as a normal bomb but fission instead of incendiary? Big deal
Its a great synthesiser, but I've owned 2 Arturia synths in the past and i just dont enjoy the tonality of Arturias filters.
If this synth had Sequential or Oberhiem filters I'd buy in an instant.
The control options are great but I am also not sure about the basic sound. The new keyboard certainly makes things a lot livelier though. Its something I would have to try in person I think before deciding if it was something I could use myself.
@DaveBessell Yeah, for me it's that Steiner Parker filter arturia use, it's just not a nice sounding one tonally.
I found it dull and boring.
My thoughts exactly. This level of control but on a Sequential or Oberheim. would be the ultimate synth.
Have to chime in too… The keyboard reminds me of the Osmose (which I own) but the general sound and the look of the synth is not my cup of tea!
Can’t wait to pair my Osmose with my Dreadbox Murmux Adept (when it arrives) for some MPE goodness…
She is awesome. Does she have any albums.
if you type "Lyli J" you'll find my music online ! =)
Control and expressiveness look great, but I didn't hear anything new from this synth - in fact it all sounded the same.
I came here for the comments! Whooo! JK, I appreciate all you do for my plugin fancies!
If you don´t have that much money to spent I strongly recomend to try Expressive E Osmose.
cute synth and cute lady!
Sounds to me like the expressiveness is amazing but the source sound of the synth is just ok. Feels like the sound has a gritty, shrill, anemic thing going on in the high end.
I am really into IDM and textured sounds but I promise there are PLENTY of warm, smooth analog sounds in there.
It's a good reminder that I should demo more types of sounds, thank you for your comment :)
My bedroom costs half the PolyBrute 12
With all those controls and aftertouch - you are going to need more hands
I love the voice architecture and while there are a wide range of things it can do well some of the design decisions and their impact (on it an PB6) will never make sense to me. Morphee sharing mod source lanes. Ladder and Steiner Parker instead of 2140 and SEM. One pair of outs. Clean gain staging across the whole signal path. (Feedback on the SP with "brute factor" is NOT the same as overdriving filter mixer sources) End result is when you peel back all the expressiveness and use no effects on a well made "bread-n-butter" analog bass, keys, lead, brass/wind solo or organ sound Prophet type magic is simply not there. (Same for brass/wind sections and pads; no Oberheim type magic) It does NOT need to sound just like or even super close to a Prophet, Jupiter, or OB-X, but it needs to get a lot further into those "spaces" than it can because of those design choices IMHO. Those types of patches when well programmed do NOT sound bad on it, but they also do NOT make you sit up in your seat while a shiver goes down your spine.
I really do miss the big forehead ass designs of the vintage poly synths, Something about the shape fitting the sound
So… $4k for this. $4k for a Montage m8x. Korg Nautilus AT 88 $3k. Roland Fantom 8 $3.5k. All fully weighted beds, aftertouch (full polyphonic aftertouch on the Nautilus AT and Montage m8x, channel aftertouch on the Fantom). Infinitely more voices and all multitimbral along with sequencing, full sound creation, multiple sound engines to for incredible layering. Yeah… gonna be a hard pass on the Arturia.
It’s expensive huh lol
Amazingly impossible to be aquired if you are working class persona who works in factory or anyone who keep this world moving, aka 80% of planet earth.
This beauty is for rich bedroom producers 😂
Yeah the price might be a bit of an issue for most of us. :)
sleep on the couch!
Too much talking
All that performance control and all those features, all in the service of an uninspiring sound. They can make a super duper $20K version the size of a grand piano and it still won’t be a great instrument. A $100K violin doesn’t command that price because it’s loaded with tons of features that other violins don’t have. It commands that price because of its basic sound…the sound you hear when you rub a bow along its strings. I’ve watched dozens of videos about this synth and its predecessors. I haven’t heard anything inspiring or transcendent. Instead of more bells and whistles, the company needs to invest in developing a better filter.
Yep the filter’s a real drawback, and i agree it’s starting to come close to a workstation than a genuine synth
I don’t Like the Sound, its sounds shrill and un-musical. There is some Patina over the Sound like on Alesis Fusion.
Too big.
It's the video aspect lol. It's just slightly bigger than OG Polybrute. Mine sits above my Juno-60 and looks fine.
@@ElectroPanPipes it's a shame people aren't used to the physical presence of legit synths anymore. i like my synths to command space. there's plenty of VST and small synth options available. i love that this new Poly12 has a big size. it looks like power to me
knob per function, good
That's what she said.
Boring demo. Please feature an artist who can play keys!
I play classical piano
When the first lie is told at 0:25 you already know how it will continue.. "Pioneer".. haha, more like "copycat" she should say. They mixed the DeepMind12 and the Hydrasynth and made this with an added 2K euros (for no reason at all) and wrapped it up in an awful design & color scheme that is reminiscent of cat vomit. On the other hand, "oh wait, I have no other hand, I sold it to buy a polybrute 12". I already feel sorry for the filthy rich fanboys that will buy this. Such a pity really, because Arturia had such an opportunity here and they blew it. And those IKEA legs..
🥱 yawnnnnn… another paper weight synth that will hold zero value
What? Are you Russian troll?