Taiga by Pittsburgh Modular: Guide, Review, and Sound Examples

The Taiga is a powerful 3-oscillator semi-modular synth that sports a low-pass gate and even a delay!
Looks like a really good deal, but is it worth the money?
Let's find out!
0:00 Intro
0:54 Feature rundown
4:56 Sound examples: Out of the box/no cables
6:40 Sound examples: With internal re-routing
12:02 Sound examples: With external modules
14:05 Pros and Con's
15:34 Alternatives
Sorry about the video sharpness, still getting used to the camera. The next video will nicer!

[@JonDeth]

Analog lives on! lol Guitar gear is on the verge of digital dominance even with the popularity and pricing of valve gear constantly growing. *It's going to be an interesting journey to see that same battle wage with synthesis.*

[@GeorgeLocke]

13:24 Sick patch, bro

[@freshkidblaze]

Taiga has a sequencer, i forgot how to access it but its in the manual.

[@gossipboynyc9625-VN]

Is it made in Pennsylvania ?

[@TheSoundConvergence]

I believe their website says "Made in Pittsburgh, PA, USA"