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Anybody with Behringer K2, how it is against iMS20 app ?

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  • iamspooniamspoon

    @MonzoPro said:

    @iamspoon said:
    Just to muddy the waters and with respect to others opinions.....

    I find it interesting that iMS-20 is often considered to be close in sound to a real MS-20.
    While it’s functionally very similar, personally I don’t find the sound to have much of the ahem “character” that the hardware is famous for.
    Maybe it’s close with some basic synth tones but for the signature MS-20 resonant filter stuff it sounds very different to me.

    (Comparing MS-20m to iMS-20, not sure where the Behringer clone fits into this equation!)

    IMO YMMV etc :)

    I’ve had a 1970’s MS20 for nearly 40 years - sounds almost identical to the one I have. Which model do you have?

    I have the desktop module from a few years ago. (ms-20m) but I don’t think it’s a model specific difference.

    It probably depends a lot on how you use it and what sort of sounds you make but I didn’t think the emulation really nailed the sound, particularly the quirks/character of the filters.

    Pretty subjective I know but I still find it interesting that it seems to be held in quite high regard in terms of accurately capturing the sound/mojo/whatever of the original.

    All good, I’m happy to concede it’s just me if nobody else seems to agree :D

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @iamspoon said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @iamspoon said:
    Just to muddy the waters and with respect to others opinions.....

    I find it interesting that iMS-20 is often considered to be close in sound to a real MS-20.
    While it’s functionally very similar, personally I don’t find the sound to have much of the ahem “character” that the hardware is famous for.
    Maybe it’s close with some basic synth tones but for the signature MS-20 resonant filter stuff it sounds very different to me.

    (Comparing MS-20m to iMS-20, not sure where the Behringer clone fits into this equation!)

    IMO YMMV etc :)

    I’ve had a 1970’s MS20 for nearly 40 years - sounds almost identical to the one I have. Which model do you have?

    I have the desktop module from a few years ago. (ms-20m) but I don’t think it’s a model specific difference.

    It probably depends a lot on how you use it and what sort of sounds you make but I didn’t think the emulation really nailed the sound, particularly the quirks/character of the filters.

    Pretty subjective I know but I still find it interesting that it seems to be held in quite high regard in terms of accurately capturing the sound/mojo/whatever of the original.

    All good, I’m happy to concede it’s just me if nobody else seems to agree :D

    I agree with what you’re saying, but you’re comparing a different synth to the iMS20, which is an MS20 emulation. The model you have has ‘extra stuff’, including FM, and sounds a lot beefier than the synth I have.

    The iMS20 filters sound absolutely spot on to my ears :)

  • knewspeakknewspeak

    Also worth considering are two Arturia synths the Microfreak, my love of the moment, also the excellent Minibrute 2s great synth, with patchbay and an incredible sequencer.

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