Waldorf Pulse 2: officially released (OS updated to v1.18)

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Ingonator wrote:
EvilDragon wrote:
milwel traamen wrote:Lol page 10 of the manual: "Do not leave your Pulse 2 near children, mothersin-
law or pets. This could lead to critical interactions".
That's Waldorf. Always having some fun in manuals. :)
Indeed. Would be sad if they would stop with this... :D


Ingo
Some fun is needed to bear the high prices of Waldorf synths... :wink:
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with much more besides in a truly 21st Century compact and bijou performance package

Compact and bijou Mostin, compact and bijou.
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hakey wrote:What are my chances of a free Pulse for pointing out that in English an indefinite article that precedes a word beginning with a "yoo" sound is usually 'a' rather than 'an' - so 'a unison' not 'an unison'?
Your chances am slim
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Tricky-Loops wrote:Some fun is needed to bear the high prices of Waldorf synths... :wink:
Blofeld, Rocket and Pulse 2 are all quite affordable.
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milwel traamen wrote:
EvilDragon wrote:
milwel traamen wrote:Lol page 10 of the manual: "Do not leave your Pulse 2 near children, mothersin-
law or pets. This could lead to critical interactions".
That's Waldorf. Always having some fun in manuals. :)
I know. Also own a blofeld. Fun to read! :)

I have a Blofeld Keyboard pamphlet:


"Although Blofeld is a rather complex instrument, the design allows it to be a very decorative accessory for your living room. We have tested this with spouses that usually won't tolerate musical equipment in their field of vision, and the Blofeld Keyboard turned out to be the only exception.

So if Blofeld becomes your new living room mate, remember this villain needs to play every now and then!"


Love those guys. 8)
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"and the Blofeld Keyboard turned out to be the only exception".

I have the desktop so my spous didnt agree it would be in her field of vision. ;)
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EvilDragon wrote:
Tricky-Loops wrote:Some fun is needed to bear the high prices of Waldorf synths... :wink:
Blofeld, Rocket and Pulse 2 are all quite affordable.
199 EUR for Blofeld is affordable??

You must be a rich guy... :roll:

For this price, I can get 3 (!) great synths from other developers!
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Yes, 200€ is very affordable in hardware synth land.


I'm not rich, but Waldorf's synths are quite affordable (save for Zarenbourg). Even Q Phoenix is affordable when you consider all it can do.
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Tricky-Loops wrote:199 EUR for Blofeld is affordable??
Where? :o
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EvilDragon wrote:Yes, 200€ is very affordable in hardware synth land.
Where did you find that price? Maybe second hand?

A few years ago i paid 399 € for the desktop and again 99 € for the SL/sample upgrade.
The keyboard version is only 200 € more than the desktop + SL upgrade (german prices) so that one is quite a bargain IMO.


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EvilDragon wrote:Yes, 200€ is very affordable in hardware synth land.


I'm not rich, but Waldorf's synths are quite affordable (save for Zarenbourg). Even Q Phoenix is affordable when you consider all it can do.
Hardware synth??

Largo is a VSTi! And 199 EURO for a software synthesizer is pretty much! If it would be 200 EURO for a hardware synthesizer, I would understand it...
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Tricky-Loops wrote:
EvilDragon wrote:
Tricky-Loops wrote:Some fun is needed to bear the high prices of Waldorf synths... :wink:
Blofeld, Rocket and Pulse 2 are all quite affordable.
199 EUR for Blofeld is affordable??

You must be a rich guy... :roll:

For this price, I can get 3 (!) great synths from other developers!
Which 3?
Pigments Presets, Omnisphere Expansions, Dune, Serum, and Thorn Sound Packs. Diva, Zebra, TAL, and Repro Sound Banks. :love: Massive discounts - https://NewLoops.com
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Well, if you mean Largo then you should write Largo and not Blofeld. :P 370 € for a hardware synth is still a bargain, though it is not much more than a software synth with a case and a couple of knobs...
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Tricky-Loops wrote:
EvilDragon wrote:Yes, 200€ is very affordable in hardware synth land.


I'm not rich, but Waldorf's synths are quite affordable (save for Zarenbourg). Even Q Phoenix is affordable when you consider all it can do.
Hardware synth??

Largo is a VSTi! And 199 EURO for a software synthesizer is pretty much! If it would be 200 EURO for a hardware synthesizer, I would understand it...

I am confused here????!!! :shock:
Pigments Presets, Omnisphere Expansions, Dune, Serum, and Thorn Sound Packs. Diva, Zebra, TAL, and Repro Sound Banks. :love: Massive discounts - https://NewLoops.com
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I've meant Largo, and it's a software VSTi synth for 199 EUR...

Even synths from super developer Urs (U-He) are cheaper... :wink:
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