Synth Deals from Native Instruments, Korg and Arturia
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Ready to get into the Maschine workflow? Now is a perfect time! Native Instruments has slashed the prices of Maschine+, Maschine MK3, and Maschine Mikro. Other excellent synth deals are coming from Korg and Arturia this week.
Up to 29% off Native Instruments Maschine
Native Instruments’ massive Summer of Sound sale includes fantastic deals on Maschine MK3, Maschine Mikro, and the Maschine+ flagship.
The Maschine MK3 and Maschine Mikro controllers work with the included Maschine software that runs on your computer. With 16 RGB pads, two high-resolution displays, and touch-sensitive knobs for tweaking, Maschine MK3 is a powerful hybrid groovebox and beat production studio. It comes with an 8 GB library of sounds, drum kits, and loops. Although the incredibly affordable Maschine Mikro doesn’t have its own screen, it still offers the pads and all necessary controls for making beats.
Native Instruments Maschine+, on the other hand, is a standalone powerhouse that runs on its own quad-core CPU, so it doesn’t require a computer at all (although you can still use it as a controller if you prefer). With dual displays, built-in WiFi, Ableton Link, a built-in audio interface, and a huge library of factory content, Maschine+ is perfect for live performances and creative beatmaking.
The Native Instruments Maschine series is up to 29% off** at Thomann* for a limited time!
Korg Minilogue: Now more affordable than ever!
The Korg Minilogue is a modern classic. Even eight years after its introduction, this 4-voice polyphonic analog synth is one of the best-sounding and most versatile synths in its price range. Because of its one-knob-per-function design, it’s also incredibly easy to use and makes a perfect first synth for beginners.
The 37-key Minilogue offers two analog oscillators per voice. Thanks to sync, ring and cross modulation, it can deliver some pretty wacky sounds. The oscillators can be used in various voice modes, including polyphonic, duophonic, monophonic, or unison. You also get an analog filter, two envelopes, an LFO, and a built-in delay effect.
One of the best features of the Korg Minilogue is the polyphonic step sequencer with motion recording. It allows you to record the movement of the controls in the sequencer, so you can create interesting patterns.
The Korg Minilogue is now more affordable than ever at Thomann*.
Get 7% off the Arturia PolyBrute
A couple of weeks ago at Superbooth, Arturia announced the mighty PolyBrute 12 analog synthesizers (read our review here). While it doesn’t offer the 12 voices and the FullTouch keyboard of the new version, the original PolyBrute is still a fantastic synth – and it’s now on sale!
Each of the six voices offers two Brute oscillators and two very different filters. In addition to the classic Steiner-Parker multimode filter of the Brute series, the PolyBrute comes with a Moog-style ladder filter. With three LFOs, three envelopes, and a massive modulation matrix, this synth is a sound designer’s dream.
Alongside a 64-step sequencer with motion recording, the Arturia PolyBrute features several expressive performance controls, including a ribbon controller and the innovative 3-axis Morphée controller. Another awesome performance feature is the Morph function that allows you to continuously morph between two states of a preset. While it’s no longer Arturia’s flagship, the PolyBrute still has a lot going for it.
The Arturia PolyBrute is currently 7% off** at Thomann*.
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