NAMM 2020: Access Analog Analog Matrix - Robotic Control of Analog Hardware

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[MatthewChristianMurray]

Wow. This is an incredible idea in theory. Let’s see how it works out in practice.

[grproteus]

WOW, REALLY love the idea, and the price is not that bad. Not only does this make great devices affordable, it give you much better automation capabilities than owning the device. Will definitely try!

[mattylevo]

This is next-level audio tech, I LOVE IT!!!!
Speaking as a DJ/Producer who has used this tech in Beta...I can assure you, it works and sounds incredible. THANK YOU ACCESS ANALOG!!!!

[isham]

This is our future like it or not, same story as renting a physical dvd or watching online a « on demand » movie...

[indigoskywalker]

very cool, would be worth them selling the tech for automation of non recall hardware

[advanced]

So correct me if i'm wrong, if you put 5 devices in chain you will get 5 da/ad conversions? Too much even for aurora

[Cesar-eywu]

I'm genuinly curious about why anyone would be interrested.

[Dyallo]

omg, I had this idea not too long ago also..

[liquiditey]

Find a Local studio near you that has access to equipment you desire to use or save up, learn it inside out, appreciate the graft that went into creating it and marvel that your hands are touching/controlling such brilliance ! Question to all - Should we devalue hardware and treat it like software ? Machines controlling a machine that was designed for human touch, ear and feel seems Fill in the blanks =~}

[Alesistx]

Let me be the first to say: we have gone too far.

[s.fleming]

i got excited that Access made a new synth, I'm sure this is cool, but they don't have the right to use that name like that. disappointing