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Behringer MonoPoly
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WOW!!! I love my model D. when gigs (And therefore income) come back, that will be one to look at.
Of how much money I will be poorer?
I wish there was a keyboard less version, scaled down in size like their other offerings... nice
Yeah, no keyboard please. It sounds so lush.
I'm gonna be that guy...why do y'all love this synth so much? Can't I just buy a preset of this or an app from the app store?
(I'm genuinely curious though. What's the main difference in spending $399 for a $49 preset)?
A favorite of many...kinda wish it was the ploysix, but going to hit, order.
Probably for you the main difference will be 350 left in your pocket. For others it could be the hands on experience or the sound itself.
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Think of it like you visit your favourite place on earth. You take a picture (that's your preset rompler like IK mm syntronik) or a video (that's your software emulation like korg apps, which are pretty good imo). Sure looking at pictures and watching videos feels nice, but not as nice as being there. (or having teleport device
These aren't necessarily huge differences, but some appreciate nuances.
edit: staying with the analogy above to keep it real though, there is always a guy peeing in the bushes right next to you... you just learn to roll with it and leave him out of your pix/vids
Sam which synth on th iOS platform were you comparing to this quality wise?
Oh my! I had the original back in the day but I'm ashamed to say that it got little use because of its lack of midi. It was sold for £200...
I can see myself buying this.
The Mono/Poly synth by Korg. Seems it's actually $29.99 USD. Guess I was looking at Canadian pricing.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/korg-imono-poly/id1256218493
True. I guess I was looking at it from a technical standpoint as opposed to aesthetically.
Then it wasn't a good analogy
I like the analogy. My go-to's long been mp3 vs. vinyl (which I guess makes Behringer a covers band? Proxy music!).
I think a few folks (self included) appreciate the tactile and tangible in this wispy digital world, and interacting with a meaningful object can be inspiring.
Now release the ARP!
I've sold my original Mono/Poly a long time ago, mainly because of the lack of presets.
The KORG iMonoPoly is the perfect successor: It sounds great, it's smaller, tweaking knobs on the iPad works well and it has ... lights ... organ ... PRESETS 😃
And a fantastic modulation matrix plus very useful FX.
I would definitely play this new guy once just to get a bit of the retro vibe back but no reason to purchase IMHO.
omfg! any words n pricing
Should have guessed this was coming as it looks close to their Moog Poly D synth. Hats off to Behringer, I have 3 of their recreations and they are all good. Sound close to the original and the quality is pretty descent.
Just looked on Thomann and it's not listed yet. I would assume being a German company Behringer may supply them first?
It’s a pity they didn’t add the Chorus section. Maybe they are saving it for something else.
You’ve summed up my thoughts. But I do love those buttons!
They are quoting Vince Clarke but I don’t think he was impressed too much with it when the original was released.
http://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/korg-monopoly/4603
Don't forget MIDI input without retrofitting.
Nice catch!
Wow... a hardware synth based on my favourite iPad synth app. Cool! 😉
This is the one ripoff Behringer could tempt me on.
Video says:
In the linked article Vince Clarke says:
I really hope that wasn't their source for the quote but I wouldn't put it past them.
There is something great about turning knobs. I can’t explain it. When we talk about musical gear, I’m just like an irrational child who wants all the toys in the world for whatever reason.
GAS very high now
Yes, and probably no more 3 minutes waiting until you can actually start playing in tune 😅
They don’t even have the common decency to change the name? I don’t think you can call them ripoff artists if there’s no artistry.
I get that. That's why I bought an Akai Mpk mini as a portable MIDI. But the app is CC Mappable. If you map the knobs to your MIDI controller, then you have the ability to customize to your needs while feeding from as big (iPad) or as small (iPhone SE) as you'd like.
I know that's less knobs than the actual synth but realistically, we only have two hands. There's no way to control all 32 or so knobs on the actual machine at the same time. Now, with apps like Rozeta LFO, or even mapping a CC change script, you're able to do a ton more than was possible on the software synth. You're even able to change between presets almost instantly (if only I could CC Map that lol)
(Also, this is coming from the perspective of someone who wasn't even born when the original was first released)
P.S: Sorry I haven't been able to join the Discord pour étudier le Français. Ça va?
I wish folks would stop bleating on about them being copies. It’s getting really old now.
Do Behringer have to pay Korg for the right to use the name?