Exactly. Loopop said it in 2 or 3 of his reviews of analog synths and one of the was moog’s Muse: There is of course only so much an analog synthesizer can do. This wraps it up pretty much. If you want analog, grab a Typhon. Great sound (yes it’s mono, but do you really think 6 voices impress anyone coming from digital synths with voice counts of more than 100?), is chaep, has audio over USB and awesome filter (yes they are digital and no, nobody ever defined that analog is better for some reason I still haven’t heard). The other thing with all these synths and sadly even big manufacturers are guilty here: What’s the deal with: No Bluetooth for MIDI like any smartphone or CMEs adapters offer? And 2.0 would be nice. What’s with the shitty displays and horrible, clunky menus. Touch maybe like every 100 Euro smartphone has? What’s with the storage? I can buy SD cards for 10 bucks with 256GB, but the the drumlogue hets spacious 8…. Megabytes that us. Even the Digitakt 2 got 20 GB which is cute. It’s really interesting how synth heads are satisfied with stuff like it’s 1999, but God forbid my smartphone cam has less then 40MP for my shitty shots. Rant over 😉

Imagine spending your own money in whatever tf you want without jaded broke gatekeeping nosy edgy clowns. Just imagine.

I’m glad I am not the only one who looks at things the same way. Whenever there is a new “analog” synth coming out now, I ALWAYS know I will hear VERY similar sounds, not too much terribly unique, and something pricing itself out of TODAY’s market. And yes, this new world is full of hackers that own a lot of stuff and cannot even play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.

I don’t mind, Its sound ms great
Your assumption about the price is nonsense. Clearly, you have no idea about the costs involved.