Should I buy... (Page 79 of 87)

ah sound, really, no worries I think I was getting drawn in by the knobs. It was going for £230, so what else would you recommend for the price?

It depends what you want it for for... gigging? or studio?

£250 mark its Roland JP8080, ACCESS VIRUS (mk1), Yamaha DX200, Akai Miniak,YAMAHA CS2X and 1, Roland SH32, Waldorf Blofeld Synthesiser, Oberheim Matrix 1000, DX7, Even if your Lucky a Alpha juno Or JX3p.. Remember the Roland MKS 30, 50 and 70 too

Ugly, boring, soulless, confusing(The layout is simple but in a work situation it's somehow annoying). I even heard "not analog sounding". These are all second hand remarks, I have never played it myself.

The A6 Andy is really a great machine I think, I heard some big sounds coming out of it. Everybody says it is a hassle to edit, but then you must buy a freaking juno60 orso if you want a simple machine :0

1500 Eu is a good price also, here they do 1750 and more

Well it's really nice when you can switch curves LIN  or EXP or even can mix beteween curves.

We had this version when I worked in a big electronics store :

It was just sampled loops of breaks, synths and fx etc, then you apply some digital effects to it.

It was REALLY bad, but I became good at it. I don't think we ever sold any.

When will you sell it?

dynacord pdd-14 for 120euro?

has anyone used this digital delay?

Computerdisco that is an awesome selection of synths/modules!  my preference is to have the knobs, and so I would add novation a station, bass station, supernova, and a nord micro modular.  many of the analog rack modules respond to sysex and can be edited in realtime with a device that sends that kind of info (i have had success with a behringer bcr2000 and alpha juno)

I used to have a ms2000, I gave my craigslist friend that and 75$ for a realistic mg-1 that I fully restored.

I've always found the korg va's to have a rubbery, plastic-y sound.  like a mannequin of analog.  they all are super fun to mess with all the knobs and such and motion sequencing,  but soundwise they are not getting drivers seat or shotgun, they going to the back to make a weird porta noise with the rez and filter envelope turned way up.

there's an artist I like that as I understand it makes all his music with pretty much a microkorg and ableton:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DQRXuBHcWg[/youtube] 

i will say that the ms2000 is a top option to learn about synthesizers  and synthesis but 3/5 on the sound..

I have found a Crumar BIT MIDI Master Keyborad for 100eur, there's almost nothing about it on the net, I was very surprised to find it exists, it looks a lot like BIT One. I could use a good MIDI master, what do you think?

Sorry to bump but still wondering about the Bozak CMA 10 2DL (silver) going for $750 US? and i want to go take a look at it today before someone else jumps on it!

Thanks

thats an ok price for a Rogue, not the hottest synth tho

I got it anyways for 50 euros its a pretty cool keyboard (just to be clear its the PSR-D1 DJX something not that weird toy thing above with the 2 tribal tattoo trance jogwheels or the DJXII which are both crap)
huh this thing

its still pretty crap but for 50 euros...
like I said its got a 6 track sequencer both step and realtime, you can turn tracks on/off while playing, a sampler with 12 samples or something 6 seconds max, 128 GM sounds and another 100 extra sounds including some cool esoteric pads and moog (sort off) like basses and also a lot of drum banks and you can turn the reverb off anytime. Best of all its got panflute sounds.