12/20/2023 0 Comments Pigments 2 saleThere are still great things about MassiveX, each has their strengths - but for modulation (I AM a modulation freak), I much prefer Pigments, though Massive was my former favorite… Plus little things like key commands for zooming the interface, draggable envelopes, and now granular modes are icing on the cake! I also appreciate the visuals on Pigments, LFOs that show the shape and current position, filter that show the spectrum response, oscillators that show waveforms/wavetables/sample data, etc. Plus, not sure if this is a "hard" limit, but you can only work with three sources for each destination at once in Massive, but Pigments allows you to assign and view ALL sources to any single destination. Or conversely, how you can see (and edit) ALL mod source for a single destination at once. I REALLY like how you can see all destinations and amounts for any mod source at once, which really helps to understand existing patches (or your own forgotten patches!). I have a polar opposite opinion about modulation in Pigments vs MassiveX. It's not straightforward as in Massive X. Pigments is WONDERFUL sounding inspiring synth.I would call it "synth with the spirit".But the modulation workflow slows down my working with the synth.
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