A recent trend set forth by two of the new analogs from NAMM is the lack of presets. Presets, as you know, are when a synthesizer is able to store specific settings to make a sound digitally. Presets and memory have been pretty standard since the 80s, yet these two brand new synths are bucking the classic trend for a cheaper price tag. The Arturia Minibrute and Moog Minitaur sport menu and memory free interfaces with knob-per-function sound creation. I know you'll miss calling on your old favorite presets, but here's 4 reasons why memory-free synths are good for our generation.
