Introducing Analog Four & Analog Rytm MKII

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#22

sicc design. DO WANT

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#23

Not a big fan of the new aesthetic, but the AR with sampling capabilities and improved pads is a no brainer.

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#24

And CV IN for the AR. Will be so fun!

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#25

They look amazing!

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#26

Any midi out yet?

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#27

“Overbridge with higher bandwidth” this is a big deal.

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#28

i was days away from getting a Rytm btw…

glad i waited now

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#29

imagine they had kept the small screen again :smile:

#30

I think they have. It doesn’t look that big tbh.

#31

:heart_eyes:

#32

Overbridge Pro - On the top spec machines???

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#33

hectic

#34

Stereo outs for each voice on a4… holy shit

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#35

true, not that big.

#36

Overbridge Premium (99 EUR / 89 USD)

Fully integrate Analog Four MKII with DAW environments
Use Analog Four MKII as a 2 in/2 out sound card (CoreAudio/ASIO/WDM)
Control Analog Four MKII with a dedicated VST/AU plugin interface
Stream all 4 internal voices, external inputs, and main bus to separate DAW tracks (24 bit/48 kHz)
Recall all Analog Four MKII settings when loading a DAW project

Overbridge Basic (Free)

MIDI over USB
Analog Four MKII sequencer/DAW sync
Computer screen visualization of Analog Four MKII parameters
Audio streaming of main bus over USB (time limited sessions)

Wonder what the implications of this are for MKi users?

I assume we’ll still be able to stream all four outputs over USB as with the older, free overbridge?

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#37

these are lighter grey than the OT mk II? and slimmer… I wonder how a mk II trinity will look like next to each other…

#38

Screen is 128 x 64 OLED

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#39

Oh my :heart_eyes:

#40

Yikes. These are kind of ugly.

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#41

notice the lean up also? im always propping my black boxes up by a similar degree…