The Access Virus TI2 - Awesome Sound Engine with Tonnes of Presets!

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[@wolfpackpresets]

Proud owner of Virus TI 👌 bought it in 2006 and still in action.

[@TommyVarekai]

Need more Access Virus TI2 videos!

[@mylesmeyer8647]

Gary Numan praises thirst this synth synth! Absolutely a classic 🎵💯🎹

[@AleksandarStanojkovic]

I'm a proud owner of this synth. I've got a minologue xd, monologue, kronos 2, modx7, moog sub phatty, roland d05 serum, massive etc. But this synth man... it's my first real synth, but it still gives me pleasure when I play it. It's still inspiring, full of surprises and fresh, even though it's all bashed up after 10 years of usage.

[@HotStrange]

Aleksandar Stanojkovic nice humblebrag lol but yes this is a great synth indeed. I have a Blofeld which is kind of Waldorfs answer to this and it’s my favorite poly. Would love a Virus one day, though.

[@AleksandarStanojkovic]

@@HotStrange I wasnt bragging, I was just stating that I have a lot of great synths but Virus is my favorite. Blofeld is also a great synth, I had it i the studio for a while. I was amazed by that little box

[@HotStrange]

Aleksandar Stanojkovic I was just messing with you ;) and yep I love mine! Virus’s can be had fairly cheap used now. May pick one up eventually. Which model do you own?

[@AleksandarStanojkovic]

@@HotStrange I have the regular TI. TI2 has a bit bigger processing power, and that's it.. go for either one, you wont regret it!

[@HotStrange]

Aleksandar Stanojkovic Cool thanks! That’s still way down the road haha. I have more than enough to keep my occupied for the time being but it’s definitely high on the wishlist :)

[@EduardoRohdeEras]

The ultimate badass synthesizer

[@G5ProductionsLLC]

Proud virus owner here as well!! 100% THE best action of Keybed in production. Period

[@thedausthed]

Other than all those other synths and midi keyboards that use the same Fatar keybed

[@TommyVarekai]

Such an incredible synthesizer, fairly hard to get a hold of (in Australia at least), iconic powerhouses

[@shapes2000]

Always a pleasure, never a chore Jackmeister.

[@mihaimalaescuofficial]

Just purchased a Roland RS 5. It has even 3 demo songs! 😄 I remember I was looking on their site years ago, on access music and they used to have those demo songs for each synth. Bringing back memories 😄

[@elliotdavidson7137]

Love your playing Jack!! :D

[@MikkelGrumBovin]

All RIGHT ! So where HAVE you had this gem stored away !? Iconoclassic !

[@djkurtstudio]

I sold my Virus C and pre ordered the TI just before it''s release. They kept putting the release date back and back. If my memory serves correct it was supposed to be available in Dec 2005 or 4 (can't remember) but I got it literally 12 months later! This drove me bonkers waiting that long because I was sooo excited! Felt like forever! In the mean time I spent another 300 quid (which was a lot more money at the time) on the Virus plugin for the 'TC Powercore' , which was ok but not as good as the real thing!

[@darksiderahb]

KZbin needs more current Virus TI2 videos. Think you guys should show off the 37-key model as well. Both the Polar and the Dark Star. All the power in a much smaller foot print. It's fantastic!

[@Eleton]

I have the 61 keyboard one. Should I make videos of it? 😎

[@darksiderahb]

Eleton I just picked up a used Dark Star in near mint condition. Planning to make some vids soon. And already worked on some tunes with it. I love it! 😎

[@michaelnilsson4764]

Is the Polar and Darkstar the same as TI2 - apart from being 37-key models? Just wondered because they're the same price as the one in this video - and usually it is the other way around...

[@Simbor-rh1dj]

If the creator didn’t abandon it for that profile thingy. What a shame…

[@DustonsSounds]

Very cool Video, Thx!

[@istefk]

Pity, that ACCESS have left OSX-Catalina users stranded with no integration software support

[@adagelie]

It’s Apple who leaves users stranded, planned obsolescence

[@valerianteritron4424]

@@adagelie Excatly! All these crying Apple-Sheeps! If you are binding yourself that much on a OS or company it simply your fault. And Access is completely right, no letting them constantly been bothered by Apple, that with every release of Apple make every 3rd party software incomplete to the version before. Thats just idiotic! And if think you need it like this, then deal with it and shut up!

[@valerianteritron4424]

@@manboon1399 It is total integration as it says, and other OS like windows demonstrate exactly that. I have no problems starting from Win95, Windows7 and currently Windows 10.

[@AndrewSouthworth]

@@valerianteritron4424 Every other music company manages to support upgrades to their software when Apple updates the new OS. Access is completely at fault with this - they list being Mac compatible but if you bought a new Mac in the past couple years you have zero option to use any of the integration features with the Virus TI's. Its borderline class-action lawsuit material. They could solve this problem entirely by stating right on the product page, "not compatible with Mac OSX ... and above", thats it. They made amazing synthesizers but they have completely flaked on their custom support in the past couple years, and its a shame.

[@g3cd]

Auraplugins does an editor and librarian (both standalone and VST) for newer Mac versions. But I agree, support could be better. Like ... why do I have to search for a fanmade MIDI implementation chart on some Access forums, why is this not part of the manual (that is very, very short for a synth with so many capabilities)?

[@digitaltrix]

When will you put out a piano course - I love watching your reviews mate and wish I could be in UK to learn with ya !!

[@mikewyatt7075]

still love mine - never gonna give you up!!

[@liothomasart]

I really love the free estate that’s left on this synth that allows you to put your laptop and a controller on top of it, very clever and of course amazing sound

[@chris.dillon]

Yeah, I put pedals on mine. I think they did that because the smaller models (snow) are exactly "the controls" size. The menu diving isn't too bad. It's a deep synth. What's very surprising is how heavy the thing is. I don't know if they just wanted it to not flex but man, it's heavy!

[@Eleton]

It sure is heavy I have one too 😎

[@ianedmonds9191]

Such a simple but totally practical comment. Much respect. Luv and Peace.

[@arcadeapocalypsemusic]

More like clever way to cut corners by shoving the exact same controls from the desktop version into this big enclosure. Still 1 of my dream synths & looks way better this way then shoved in the middle like Korg recently did with their Opsix into the Opsix SE

[@t4ttyt3ddyr0ck3r]

I love the Virus and still dream of owning one! Your videos are always excellent Jack. I love your personality and passion! Keep on keeping on!

[@celticprogeny1569]

Are you in UK? I'm selling a Virus TI module.

[@t4ttyt3ddyr0ck3r]

Celtic Progeny whilst I am in the UK. Unless you’re giving it away it will still be out of my budget at present! But thanks for the offer

[@celticprogeny1569]

@@t4ttyt3ddyr0ck3r No probs mate.

[@GrantCarvalho]

14:07 - Should've used this as the video's intro haha!

[@injra9929]

A legend playing the legendary🙌🙌

[@onel_ofc5011]

Got Virus C and Ti Polar.Sold them both. A company with the most famous synthesizer is not allowed to have no technical support and the whole system crashes when connected to the Usb (tested with both Windows and Imac million times).I agree it has unique sound and color but maybe 2012 was more impressive. Nowdays Vst's doing everything and much easier and of course there are plenty of options from synths with good prices and very respectable sound. Thanks for the nice review and the video! 😊

[@djkurtstudio]

True, vst's can do it all now and I use both (since the beginning). Still something about the hardware units that the vst's lack though. Sonically, some of them can sound very different to each other and I always find them to have more bite if you get me. Plugins kind of all sound the same, sonically. That's not a bad thing, just an observation.

[@brianbnordify]

Oh. I want one.

[@ja-kidnb6416]

this was just the 0,1 percent demonstration of what this thing can do. Otherwise your heads would explode!

[@Zonum420]

No doubt. I plugged it into my FX chain on a A&H Xone 92 mixer and used the stutter effect on vinyl during sets. So much fun!

[@William_Earl]

I wish I had 2500 to throw away. Sounds great!

[@Paul_Y_T]

want the same sounds on the cheap? buy a ti snow used for circa £500 - same sound engine, just down on processing power so less voices and only 4 parts multi-timbral.

[@Universaa]

I think this synth was used in how it's made ;D back in the day.

[@tomcockrell4293]

Sadly - really limited ongoing compatibility, and zero production updates, and it's still my favorite synth. It's great alone, but I tend to layer it with a Prophet 12, and the combo is amazing.

[@sacredgeometry]

Limited ongoing compatibility? It really isnt. Just because the TI software doesnt work on new versions of mac OS doesnt mean you cant just use it like any other synth and its still absolutely fantastic in that capacity. Luckily my 5,1 mac pro stopped official support in the same OS so I still (for the time being) have the software working on my studio computer but for a long while I didnt and didnt really notice. MIDI will be supported for a good long while and audio IO means that the virus will always have a home in your studio.

[@djkurtstudio]

@@sacredgeometry Isn't it just the audio over usb that doesn't work on the newer OS on Mac but the plugin will still open? Could just record the old fashioned way? I came from High Sierra to Windows 10 so never experienced any problems.

[@muzikman2008]

I am a proud owner of a Virus TI2..The keybed is actually made by Fatar..and your right, it has the best feel of any boards i own. DX7 was nice, D50 was nice, XP80 was niceish..but Virus TI2 is the best.

[@philyoung5434]

Snowfall - best patch ever. Or SciFiChrs (which is a nod to the Star Trek Voices patch on the D50 which is stunning in itself) or I Saw a CS80. Any of those really. The initials at the end of the patch (BC for example) denote who made them (BC - Ben Crossland). Anyway, an incredible synth and the nicest key action I've played. Geek mode off.

[@synkuk]

@9:00 Love it ... unexpected spike in funk level made me laugh

[@billjacobs5577]

This sounds amazing. I've gotten over the hurdle of having to have an analog synth, and I'm headed toward the desktop version of this. This sounds incredible, and once music is recorded and played back, it's probably digital by then anyhow. This synth has the processing power and whatever else to sound fantastic! Presets, hands on control, and sounds like it does everything well.

[@turfoid7899]

Nm is the initials of the sound designer, like many of the presets on the virus. 🙂 you will see some by ms, ( manuel schleis, the guy behind vengeance samples)

[@e-conrecords4665]

I have to agree. Best feeling keybed... period!

[@janpieternieman5295]

King Korg keybed will trash this keybed... period!

[@SkeadFerdinandMusic]

@@janpieternieman5295 haha I actually got the King Korg and sold it cause of the crap keybed and cheap feel of it against the Virus Ti2

[@janpieternieman5295]

@@SkeadFerdinandMusic me 2 got rid of it. Bought a cobalt8x. Rev2 prologue and Jupiter x are on my list. Then I will rest my case sir.

[@SkeadFerdinandMusic]

@@janpieternieman5295 great collection!! I recently got the Korg Opsix. It feels cheap too but the sounds are stunning! Getting more into the FM thing after hearing and worked with it a bit.

[@marcuskruse1]

Fun fact, this video was recorded in 2009.

[@deldia]

Eh?

[@HotStrange]

wikichris its an older synth.

[@ags911]

No it wasn’t

[@jaderington]

More peculiar noises came from Jack than the synthesizer.

[@BluffMunkey]

I've had several of these over the years and I adore the sound (currently have a Ti2 Polar), but Access appear to have absolutely bricked the Ti integration with the last firmware update. I just get crashes galore, and I mean the actual synth crashes and needs a reset. Such a shame for such an iconic masterpiece.

[@cazio8518]

Damn, i havent had anything like that. Mac user i suppose?

[@Broyale26]

I’ve had similar issues with my TI2 on one of my laptops. It seems to work fine (thus far) on my other laptop. Weird, but okay.

[@BluffMunkey]

Actually yes. Turns out my unit had a rare motherboard issue that had to be repaired. Works fine now.

[@djkurtstudio]

I've only ever had these problems when I have plugged it into a hub. Apparently the TI likes it's own USB bus so you're best off just running off it's own USB card or something if you're having problems with your other USB ports on you system.

[@bikesbeersbeats]

We just want the prodigy presets!

[@SyncdAlien]

Access Virus Ti2 is wonderful, but has this review been secretly hidden away since March 2009? 😂😂😂

[@susanbaker3392]

Lol

[@susanbaker3392]

Seriously you putting out a demo of the access virus t.i. in 2019 that's not putting out a demo out of the DX7 in 2010 hahah did it done in Gone!, one for the Museum lol

[@IamCarlFree]

I have the 37 Key TI. I love it. I just wish there was more tutorials on it. It’s a monster of a synth. It has so many sounds and I’ve literally gone through each one. Amazing. If you have one you probably won’t“need” anything else. I need a case for it!! Where can I find one??

[@adev8565]

Have you checked out "How to program analog synthesizers" from Howard Scarr? It's a free ebook from access that goes through the sound design process in great detail.

[@William_Earl]

I was wondering if Anderton's could do a good "studio starter " video for people on budgets for both low and moderate budgets. Recommending interfaces, preamps, midi hardware/software, etc.

[@happyrat1garyg.510]

Looking for a great budget VA synth? Take a look at the Studiologic Sledge V2.1. Less than half the price and it can do anything the Virus can.

[@ItinerantScot]

hi there - I have this (beautiful) instrument but I can't find these 'first ten patches'. As the firmware gets updated regularly it's possible they've changed ? Would you mind listing the bank/patch number and patch names for these ten - it really would be helpful. (Pretty please!) Btw, thanks for this cool video - it's what convinced me I HAD to get the Virus TI2 keyboard :)

[@yamahamotifxs]

These sounds come from the RAM bank. This is a selection of the sounds of the ROM banks. Most are found in ROM A-Z Bank (HyprNtchBC ROM-A 48, Fimplex HS ROM-A 30, Veldisa BC ROM-I 121, Trib @ lGruv, and TuchAcidBC unfortunately does not include ROM A-Z Bank, PhatlandBC ROM-A 76, TrntBassBC ROM-A 113, SnowfallBC ROM-A 100, Lofibrk NM ROM-I 59. The Virus forum posted a list of sounds that are unfortunately not on the ROM list, so the RAM A-B-C-D sounds contain sounds that are not in the ROM A-Z bank. www.virus.info/forum/index.php?thread/7484-ti2-exclusive-ram-bank-programs-list/&postID=36085&highlight=virus%2Bti2%2Bram%2Bbanks#post36085 I have the Virus TI1 61 keyboard, but Virus Control contains the Virus TI2 Backup file, but only the ROM banks. Unfortunately, the Factory Virus TI2 RAM A-B-C-D is not on my list because I am a TI1 user. I need the TI2 factory RAM banks to load into the TI1.

[@ItinerantScot]

@@yamahamotifxs hey thank you so much for you efforts there! :) Like you I'd concluded that these must be from the user memories rather than ROM sounds. I'd managed to find a couple of them but couldn't find the first patch which I particularly liked. Your assistance is greatly appreciated :)

[@Eleton]

I really like the hypernotch patch it's really a cool sound 😎

[@TheRealWinsletFan]

Aaaggh! Damn you! I'd almost persuaded myself to by myself a new computer rather than a Virus.......

[@Laotzsa]

TheRealWinsletFan which did you end up going with? If either. Lol

[@Hlecktro]

Demo song did not disappoint

[@screendrem]

Who makes that acoustic treatment pattern?

[@thefastandthefurious1]

The novation supernova has demo songs too lol

[@gaffenz1137]

Are there any good sounds you can make from these? Every video I watch it’s people playing the shittest sounding patches

[@GuidoGautsch]

You can make anything with them. You're right about eh shitty patches in demos, though, they don't do this instrument justice at all.

[@GuidoGautsch]

Martin Stürtzer makes some nice ones from scratch, e.g. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ6ama19n86qipYsi=fDNvLOdz8610qo1R

[@gaffenz1137]

@@GuidoGautsch 1 year later, these things are insane

[@SynthAddict]

Is the OS the same for the TI and TI2, just faster processors/more mem?

[@yamahamotifxs]

Totally identical with only 25% more DSP and more polyphony.

[@cnovasalmanhussain751]

Sadly it's discontinued... Planning to switch to a nord lead a1 as the closest alternative...

[@gijsalexeihutchinsondjands4262]

👌🏻👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎹

[@TeleporterM11]

How many expansions can this keyboard hold

[@cazio8518]

Bank A to Z of 128 patches

[@nanotechreviews3064]

Need an updated virus with better dsp over usb

[@sonicperformance]

The only synth better than that, is the Whiteout addition, mine’s number 5/150 😉 And my be for sale, I’m in Australia. Offers?

[@AleksandarStanojkovic]

Dont sell it. You'll regret it.

[@katseazzz]

don't sell it

[@seanthomson9301]

Yeh what he said I have the other whiteout never selling it 0nly 150 of these babies.

[@hannyepable]

How much?

[@Stitchesnstaplez]

Forgive my ignorance, but what's up with asking for a key to play in?

[@Jack-vl3mu]

Sold mine when I was skint once and I'm quite sad about that

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

Wish that they would update the hardware and design. Virus is very old now and no recent improvements for the high price tag. Still a great synth but my software VST can do more. Also no ability to play multi-tracks like is possible on the Elektron Analog 4.

[@RadekPilich]

What do you mean by multi-track? Is it not possible to play individual parts by external MIDI?

[@cryptkeeper5]

Not true, it's multi-timbral, you can play up to 16 patches at once. It just doesn't have a built in sequencer

[@ChrisCebelenski]

The TI2 is venerable by now (2019). At one time it was the modeller synth to beat, but it getting outpaced in some areas now, and even some VSTs can outclass it in some areas. Diva for example will give it a run. It's still a solid machine due to the versatility it has, but really needs an update to keep up with the new Fantom, etc.

[@sK3LeTvM1]

You should not compare a rompler/sampler/VA-workstation with a zillion features with a Virus TI. Copmare apples with apples. The TI series are 'pure' synthesizers that have their own timbre. The whole Access Virus serie are future classics. That simply won't be the case with any VST/Rompler christmas tree...

[@johnbaker9539]

Bit of a late reply... no offence but regarding virus vs fantom you're talking rubbish I own both i have virus t.i. DarkStar Ltd ed and the new Fantom 7. the Fantom can't do wavetable or Graintable synthesis to name a couple... and the virus t.i. has a massive mod matrix.. currently the Fantom is still a work in progress with a hell of a lot that needs to be added. all Fantom uses are hoping for a massive update by the time Namm show on the 16th of Jan.. and regarding soft synths I'm not a fan vst!! And from what I remember no soft synth can offer what the virus offers on its own one versus the other the virus covers so much synthesis and modulation possibilities it would leave your computer in a non-functional near crash sweat.. if you tried with a VST on the computer to push the same processing power that the virus uses pushing virus to it's limit with one patch.. that's why synths like the virus come as hardware! with their own powerful processors. Dedicated computer in a box! Rather than software version on your desktop/ laptop trying to be jack of all

[@johnbaker9539]

@@sK3LeTvM1 dude the fantom workstation is on another level, that thing sits in a class of his own its way ahead of the game vs any synth and with big updates that should come available soon it's going to get even more amazing... you should check the spec! you sound like a proper idiot referring to it as a rompler Christmas tree!

[@paulmapp8306]

@@johnbaker9539 Late myself lol. I have a Peak and a Virus Ti2, currently being driven by an FA07 (with an RD2000 on the bottom) and am seriously thinking of replacing the FA with a Fantom 7. Ti is better for 80s and 90s stuff. Peak has a GREAT filter but sounds more modern really. Hoping Fantom will provide traditional 80s sounds (that dont need stupid mod control) with its modelled and analogue filters while Ti2 does the heavy mod stuff. Peak has its own thing going on that Ti2 (and fantom) cant do too of course but its a smaller niche.

[@paulmapp8306]

@@johnbaker9539 Dont agree. The synth section on the Fantom is GREAT as are the filters - BUT it doesnt have the sound design capabilities of Ti2 because (as always) Rolands have a terrible Mod Matrix. Fantom is better (at least you can use the envelopes and LFOs are sources and destinations) but not a patch on Ti2, or Peak, or DSI stuff. As always no synth does it all.

[@Centurion3060]

that effect is already brought by the virus or you created it 9:20

[@nostalgiaregret]

I don’t recommend buying something from a company that abandons it software. It’s also though it’s the only product they make

[@mixmcinfrarave]

Quero 😻😏

[@Class1225]

It's such a remarkable sounding synthesizer, which just adds to the question as to why Virus never built on this technology? They just stopped producing new synthesizers. Unfortunate, but at least these are still available.

[@cazio8518]

I feel theres not lot more to add feature wise. Love mine. Not any synth does anything, but not many synth does all what virus does. Well integra7 does 'anything' . 6 stereo outs simultaneously to daw via usb and analog outs,should get u far, also wavetable stuff it does is unique, and sounds cool. Higher polyphony and more outputs would be nice but you can mix in the synth quite well and use it as signal processor and what not. Desktop unit is alot of synth for the space and keybed is great if you can go that route. 1 synth for me it would be that, and that makes me really curious how the dsp chip being discontinued will do for virus future. Hope there wont be time when there is no virus.

[@jaydeeverhoeven2729]

No, they stopped a design for a new one because of the Kemper Profiler.

[@Eleton]

@@jaydeeverhoeven2729 Another virus ti?

[@danaminyip]

haha gabber patch

[@JgHobley]

Why did I sell my Access Virus C!!!!

[@Phil-1]

Same!

[@Massproduce201]

Cause this sounds like a vst?

[@LesterH25]

I bought this synth from Andertons during lockdown. Virus for the virus. Thing is, the synth is real and I would never, ever sell her.

[@Art-zs6sl]

Cool video, sound isn't of my taste but it's interesting.

[@Petsublak]

Valletta is the capital of Malta.

[@xiaoxia5]

the only thing i don't like about the TI2's is they don't have a dedicated power button/switch.

[@suckerformimi]

Too bad the TI part doesn't work for Mac users anymore and never will again

[@cristianpistol]

Try Mystery Island's Virus Editor & Librarian, now has support for USB too, M1 Mac Native etc. Pretty much everything you want.

[@TebogoMotlhale]

Not bad, but ALL of these hardware synthesizers, EVERYTHING they try to do, has now been EXTREMELY superseded by software synthesizers. The most advanced {software} synthesizers I have seen are those made by the legendary Rob Papen. They can do FARRR MORE of what we see being attempted by the Virus Ti2 here.

[@GuidoGautsch]

This demo's about 1% of the Virus's capabilities. It's basically a hardware VST - can do anything Papen can

[@halcreasy4707]

True or not…I’m pretty sure whoever wrote this was high as a kite

[@sacredgeometry]

I think the B has the best demo btw one of the older ones ... the TIs (I have owned both) arent anywhere near as funky.

[@quinxx12]

Great instrument, but not the most inspired playing

[@MrPonkine]

IMHO, probably since the Virus guys are now more interested in guitar gear (Kemper profile and all that stuff) the Virus synths have gained a truly hyped status. But if you close your eyes and listen to it, it sounds quite digital, VST-ish, with no analog warmth whatsoever. Nothing wrong with that. If you want that sound, but there're loads of similar sounding stuff, with the same digital sonic signature all over. I'm not talking here about the posibilities of the synth, just for the SOUND. and the SOUND is not worth the hype at all.

[@thejester3112]

yeah if you dont know how to program this synth aint for you

[@pacomacman]

Analog warmth? You can stick to you max 8 useless notes of analog overhyped warmth and I would go for the virus over any other synth. Sadly this guy is useless at showing off the capabilities of this synth, not quite sure why Anderson’s still employ him. I’ve owned many synths over the years but this is one I regret selling.

[@jaydeeverhoeven2729]

I would use my Virus rather then something easy and good sounding then Serum. It sounds a bit digital, but not in a bad way. Having the right pre-amp or VST stuff like Universal Audio makes it shine 100%.

[@philyoung5434]

@@pacomacman I know the feeling. I'm on my third Virus TI2 as I regretted selling them almost instantly. This one is a keeper.

[@GuidoGautsch]

To be fair, apart from snowfall, these presets didn't do it justice at all. They did all sound harsh and digital, but that doesn't have to be the case. The Virus can sound as warm, fuzzy and wonky as any analogue synth - you just have to know how to use it.

[@jonnyhead]

I think this guy loves himself more than the instrument he is demonstrating 😴😴

[@johnhorrobin3579]

I can assure you we are trying, Yes Jack, very trying.

[@anthonyb8994]

They keys on a fisher price are better then the TI2 and The vst is so glitchy you can't use it... It's a shame that Kemper doesn't plan on coming out with a TI3

[@waldgeist9007]

I miss the old days when people reviewing instruments actually could PLAY them ...

[@OriginalDarkMark]

Wald Geist ....and when was this? And what were they playing? Or, do you simply not like this video? Or maybe you’re implying that someone should spend hours working out a performance that highlights the aspects of synth that are relevant to you, in a way that satisfies you as well? Tall order. It’s fine not to like the video but your criticism is empty.

[@t.c.494]

Trying too hard.

[@user-eg4zk5ko3o]

The preset is the worst invention of all time