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I've had the lucky chance to be able to check out the Elmyra 2, by Neutral Labs.
It has a very interesting approach to performance and sound building: it looks easy, but it can get way deeper than you think.
After playing with it for a long while, I decided to offer you a tour of its functions, plus my (unrequested) opinions, all in this desktop configuration.
Since the video was getting pretty long already, even by just covering the basic functions, I decided to keep the eurorack approach for a later time, also because that would have prompted me to give even more (unrequested) opinions, and the possible combinations of modules would have been endless
(except for the mandatory huge reverb!).
In this video, I used the very good reverb on the Dirtywave M8 Tracker, which was very handy because of its 3.5mm jack and the capability of isolating just the active channel on the cable.
I hope you'll find the video useful, in its "overview" part, and I hope the "opinion" part could spark some constructive debate.

Do you want to buy the synth you see in this video?
Check these links out, I am sure you know what Perfect Circuit is!
https://bit.ly/Elmyra2
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0:00 Jam Excerpt
0:29 Intro
1:10 What is an Elmyra?
4:07 Voice Controls
6:20 Delay
7:12 Advanced Settings Intro
7:57 AS Onboard Reverb
8:56 AS Mix Saturation
11:13 AS Miscellaneous
12:21 AS Filter Type
14:41 AS Octave Switch
15:28 AS Miscellaneous
16:04 MODP Red
16:51 MODP Green
17:59 MODP Mint
18:56 MODP Purple
19:23 MODP Blue
20:05 MODP Cyan
21:58 MODP Yellow
23:16 MODP White
24:23 MODP Pink
25:25 MODP Lime
26:03 Utilities
28:15 OUCH
30:15 Existential Crisis
31:55 Personal Considerations
38:37 Full Jam