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Swipe Your Way to Synth Bliss: Unveiling the Motional Pad’s Modulation Marvels
Unlock sonic shenanigans with the Motional Pad; it’s not just a gimmick, folks—it’s an X/Y axis of awesomeness! Draw, drag, and dazzle with modulations that dance to your fingertips’ choreography. #MotionalMadness
Hot Take:
Well, if it isn't the Gaia 2, strutting into the synth scene with its not-so-subtle attempts to blend nostalgia with novelty. With a name like "Motional Pad," you'd expect it to sweep you off your feet. Instead, it might just drag your finger around in circles—literally. And, let's be honest, Roland's factory patches seem to be stuck in a time warp that Doctor Who would avoid. But hey, at least the SH-101 emulation is like finding a retro gem in a pile of futuristic faux pas, right?Already a member? Log in here