Really pro sound.īut, i assure you that micro has its character also, and you wont regret your choice.

Theres nothing like it when you let sequence of minitaur play, and then tweak the filter, and then put it trough reverb/delay/chorus. Sometimes it feels that it can make only “classic” synth basses, but its awesome for chicago/detroit/acid basses. Despite its minuscule size, Arturias MicroBrute analog synthesizer packs a surprisingly phat punch thatll please synth wizards and novice knob-tweakers alike. Practically no processing required to get super low end. Only thing that can dissapoint you is patch memory, nothing else really… sounds really great but not “moog” sounding.īut if you wanna hear (and feel!) your speakers shake like never before, choose minitaur.

If you have lower budget and dont need patch memory, but you just want to make sounds and have fun, choose MB. I dont even use that cause its such a pain in the ass. Pure Analog Synthesizer 100 Analog Voice Path Steiner-Parker Filter 64 Step Built-in Sequencer Synth packed with mixable waveforms, a new sub-oscillator.

MB has no memory for patches, but anyway, minitaur is really clumsy and frustrating in that feature. It features a multi-mode filter, various oscillator modes and a patch bay for. If you wanna do sexy deep funky house music, get minitaur.īut if you want to make techno/electro sounds get MB. The Microbrute is a single oscillator mono-synth. Definitelly can make good basses, especially if you make electro music. Sounds more dirtier and kinda harder but it is lovely. And the filter is so juicy.īut i am so angry i sold my MB. With Minitaur is definitelly faster to achieve massive low end territory.

Arturia microbrute