Deepmind 12 Oscillators

[AdvancedFollower]

Yep, it's basically the Sub from the Juno, but Behringer (Midas) found that it didn't take that much extra circuitry to decouple it from main oscillator so you can tune it independently. However it still doesn't have all the hardware components of a full oscillator, which is why it's quite limited.

Well there is no such thing as "full oscillator", it's DCO but instead of saw/tri shaper they've added wavefolder.

There's a (too technical for me) discussion about the second oscillator here. https://www.gearslutz.com/board/electro ... tos-2.html

From what you say it seems, that OSC 2 is - one could say - a half of the DCO - missing the sawtooth waveshaper part - just counter/clock output(s) fed into the mixer.

Yeah I call it a 1.5 oscillator synth. Either way you can stack voices so it's not a huge problem if you want to detune some saws, but yeah it will reduce polyphony.

That's the problem.

It's not a big problem however, because even with 2X Unison you've got 6 voices, which is still quite acceptable for a $600 (12D) analog synth.

[dellboy]

Shame they have not come back with a mark 2 version of this synth.

If only it had 61 keys - and maybe some knobs along with the cool sliders to help cut the menu diving.

And full two oscillators with the second OSC with a saw wave -

I am sold if it comes in at sub $1000.

And any other goodies they care to throw in.

I want this synth to do master keyboard duties as well as play sounds and 49 keys is too short.

Hey, maybe I could buy two and have the second one a few octaves lower.

[JCJR]

Set a dm12 keyboard or desktop on top of a good but affordable keyboard like a studiologic sl88 or sl73?

You could stack several desktop synths easy to reach/adjust on a shelf hovering a few inches above something like an sl88.