Moog Mavis review: A surprisingly deep entry-level synth
Mavis is a pseudo-DIY monophonic semi-modular synth that delivers classic Moog sounds for cheap..
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Mavis is a pseudo-DIY monophonic semi-modular synth that delivers classic Moog sounds for cheap..
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May 11th, 2021 Modal Electronics Modal Electronics made a heck of play for the budget synth market with the one-two punch of the SkulptSynth and the CraftSynth 2.0. The Skulpt was a $299 virtual analog that took aim at the Uno and Volca Keys by trading in true analog for a wealth of sound shaping features. The Craft on the other hand went for a wild wavetable engine that is unlike anything else in the $150 price range. The SkulptSynth SE builds on the success of the original Skulpt by slashing the price to just $199 and improving the build quality. People have regularly complained about the b...
BillB » Sat Feb 13, 2021 9:36 pm So let’s just say that I am thinking about semi-modular monosynths, which, of course, I’m not. And I was considering something smallish to fit into a space which may be vacated by a TR-626 in the near future, which I’m not. And I noticed that the only contenders, AFAIK, are by Behringer, e.g. : Crave, Neutron, K2 (MS20) and Pro1. I already have a Bass Station 2, Moog SubPhatty, Microbrute, Volca Keys and Nanozwerg, so there is no particular ‘character’ that I might be looking for, if I was.... It is more about something capable of sonic mayhem wi...