Studiologic Sledge 2.0 Synthesizer Demo | Full Compass 

60MB for the purpose of taking snapshots of sounds to then manipulate is quite a LOT. This is not a recorder. Granted devices like the MV-8800 have 512MB of sample ram, but it IS designed (being a sequencer) to record entire audio tracks if needed.

Very small sample ROM size for the modern standards. The Waldorf Quantum has 4GB of waveforms, and the SCI Prophet X has 150GB of waveforms to be manipulated and processed in a number of ways.

not sure how they can compare @4x the price

Nick Cosic storage is cheap

@@msxwiki Waveforms or user samples? They're two different things.

1000%

He has to be the most dull presenter ever. Every time I come across a video of him I'm transported back to the 90s. Early 90s.

Yes.

Take a seat and have a drink!

ahh

That’s actually the case color

@@ryangunwitch-black patch now playing: Full Calm Piss

I just got one. I had a Blofeld but this seems much better to get sounds out of quickly. Plus storing a sound is a couple of button presses. My JD-XA requires you to press about 5 keys before it writes a patch.

can it send audio through usb?

It's basically a reworked Blofeld, so no it can't.

a shame :(

I own a king korg, and i think it sounds better. But i love this synth too, i also want a sledge. It kinda sounds like a memory moog to me.

Or maybe cause it is an amazing synth for the price..

No.

bruh, u uncovered us!

Maschinestorm I enjoyed his presentation. He’s a great sales guy.

Maschinestorm 😂

You can clean your bathroom with it too!

Thinking it's much more than that. There is not much they left out of this. Everything from digital fm, wavtable, to an extremely realistic VA engine. Honestly this thing should cost double what it does.

Tom Stevenson or is it really Chadwick Smith?

yeah if blade runner was recorded by the keyboard guy at your church

What you mean? That this synth reminds of Roland GAIA?

24

If it's like the Blofeld, that's 24 max. There's some presets on the Blofeld I swear I was getting only 2 note polyphony from. But mostly the Blofeld has acceptable polyphony when not trying to do multi-mode

As an ex PPG owner I love my Sledge. I don't like the sound of the DeepMind at all. No wavetables either. Considering my PPG cost $8,999.00 new, the Sledge was a deal.

You can do a single split on version 2.0

Yes. I see that it is a spinoff. Lots of problems with the firmware and Spectre too. Its crashed alot on me.

Nathan Weeks Music You can get it for a very nice price, used on ebay. I usually se it for around 430$.

Nothing under $700 on Ebay - must have been a good time 8 months ago.

Virtual analog

Paired with a plunging unzipped hoodie that says "what are you doing after this"

No way. Prophet X can do more complex transformations to samples, it can use giga-sized libraries and it has real analog filters that the Sledge hasn't.

@@msxwiki SThe X still somehow manage to be somewhat lacking in the sound department for me, analogue filters or not, i still think the Sledge sounds warmer then the Prophet X, i wish the Sledge had a modmatrix though, like on the waldorf Q, microwave XTK and the Blofeld.

@@snuppssynthchannel I don't find the Sledge sound warm at all. It sounds like a regular VST instrument to my ears. It's still a great and very capable synth, and an excellent choice for the live setup.

@@msxwiki After a lot of programming on the Sledge, i can with ease say that it has a fuzzy warm character to it, all tough it depends on how its programmed, too much of its internal reverb which is quite bad, can make it sound colder and it is just as much of a proud digital synth that it is a pleasantly sounding V.A. Plus its not that it sounds like a VST, but the case is really that there are good VST instrument that sounds sounds about as good as the sledge, i know of plenty of VST instruments that sound warm and organic, just check out the legend by Synapse Audio software. I can program the Sledge to sound very similar to my Moog sub 37 and Behringer Deepmind 12 and i find it to sound in many ways every bit as good as the Deepmind 12, and i think it sounds better then the monolouge and prologue by Korg.

Admitted lol

dsp isn't software

Why? Live it comes in very handy...

not at all

Yea I’d like to know what makes you say this, I’m thinking of buying one since it has more knobs than the blofeld

@@johnhennessey5 MOST SYNTHESIZERS CAN COPY MOST SOUNDS NOW BUT IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY AND ONLY WANT THIS SOUND THEN ITS WORTH IT