Arturia MatrixBrute

tried to replicate classical "moondawn" sounds (from Farfisa Syntorchestra) using the Matrixbrute
due to split mode limitations, i managed to do something that could do the trick, but very limited 
- vco 3 (Saw through ladder filter, using aftertouch for pitch bend down)
- vco 1&2 (through steiner notch mode, always playing minor third)

MB Syntorchestra

Used this time the Matrixbrute in paraphonic mode, to make (again) that thin string type sound, then, added one VCO from the Oberheim SEM through the MB ladder filter
result is pretty nice to my ears (just added some reverb, on top of the built in MB stereo delay)

MB Syntorchestra + SEM

remade the introduction of Hell's Bells from Bill Bruford band (composed by very talented keyboard player "Dave Stewart" (from Hatfield & the north / National Health)) 
brass part is played live in paraphonic mode, as i owned the synth for just few hours, i could not manage to tune perfectly vcos, now it would be much better
recorded multitrack (100% Matrixbrute, except the drum part that has been quickly made with addictive drums vsti)

Hells Bells Brubrute

quickly recorded on the matrixbrute, using internal delay, to check how close to a minimoog it could sound

Moog type sounds, made on Arturia Matrixbrute

tried to replicate some classics minimoog on the new Arturia Matrixbrute

Moog type sounds 1

this time, i tried to replicate the old and venerable Clavioline sound with the Matrixbrute (using the space echo, because nothing else sounds like this piece of gear !!!)

MB + RE201

tried this time to do something that would sound (at least) a bit like some famous beardy greek composer 
even if i highly respect his work, i have to admit that i don't know well his music, so did what i could ....

Arturia MatrixBrute

Adrien Duchemole