My first wavetable synthesizer was the Waldorf Microwave XT back in the 1990's, I loved that machine and it set a lifetime love for wavetable synthesis in motion.
Today I own the Waldorf Blofeld which holds some of the Microwave waveforms I used years ago as a teen, keeping that love for waveforms in my studio. Most digital/VA synths I enjoy long term have some form of wavetable,even the Microkorg has a small wavetable with modulation options. I feel it's a overlooked part of digital/VA.
ASM Hydrasynth Synthesizer really seems to take this concept to the next level and just might be the big synthesizer I've been waiting for all these years~
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You are so CoOL man. BTW, which camera do you use for making videos?
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When I do record video I use a Cannon t6 but lots of my talk based videos are just audio recordings with pics layered in OBS
It looks somewhat like a modern ensoniq synth would be!