That is to say?
Init patch. Starting from an FM SINE, modulated by a wavetable, modulated by a random lfo.
Max settings for reverb.
Mod Knob destination : Osc3 (FM) pitch
SH1 (Shape 1) increase FM from OSC3
M01 increase lfo depth, modulating randomly OSC 3 wavetable
DRV is drive
REV is reverb level
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do fx tails continue when you change patch?
do either of the parts impact the fx of the other if you also change patch… ?
it sounds nice.
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Depends on reverb level. It can be cut.
HOLY SHIT
that reverb
loved the video!
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Hopefully it’s like digitakt and there’s no audible cut of the fx …
if the delay changes you get nice weird fx and reverb effectively blends.
There is if the reverb level is set to 0.
Yep! Good news.
Excellent - I really enjoyed listening to this, not just as a demo but as an evolving soundscape.
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That’s expected.
Wonderful!
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Audio rate lfo’s? That would hit the ball out of the park for me.
Always tricky to judge the body of a synth’s sound over YouTube and SoundCloud to some extent. I’d be tempted, but trying one live before I buy just can’t be done, I suppose, though this one ticks a lot of my boxes.
Nice! How does it compare to the MM1? which one would you crown as king
Acid patch from scratch.
MM2 only
Sequenced by Digitone
Drums sound variations with CC plocks
Sorry I forgot Zoom H2N compressor! 
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MM2 no brainer for me concerning sound, 12 voices vs 8, bitimbral, more assignable knobs…
MM1 has some advantages you can check on Audiothingies site, MM2 FAQ or in this topic, above.
wondering what are the downsides compared to the P6… besides 1/4 outputs and MIDI OUT(THRU) of course…
@sezare56 awesome acid patch btw! sounds really tasty
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what are the downsides of MM1 compared to the P6? 
Hehe not sure, but the effects, bi- timbrality and new features makes it a better candidate for my taste 
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