Same here, traded gear again with megamanx and have nothing but good things to say. Will definitely trade again with you.

It's not getting much attention around here but I'm interested in knowing what you guys think about it. Namely the quality of the analog synth samples and how convincing it is making analog synth bass lines.

can it replace a pro-one or a SH2 for basic bass sounds?

the machinedrum is fantastic for this.

megamanx wrote:Pix is a great person to deal with...Item was shipped quickly and was extremely well packed. I highly recommend him. Will trade or buy from him again.

thanks man! It was great dealing with you as well. You shipped fast and the item was in better condition than I was expecting.

check out the nord wave. I think it's the best fit for what you want. It won't reach the sonic quality of a prophet VS (one of the best ever made imo) but it gets really close and it's a great synth to gig with (only 13lbs!!). Plus it takes samples so you can load extra material for your gigs if you...

Are there any resemblance sound wise? specially as bass machines.

iirc he used a prophet VS as well.

jomox 999

I got it without the manual and I can't find where to tweak the LCD contrast. Is there a key combination or something?

let's bump this one.


jomox 999
x0xb0x + kraftzwerg
nord lead
eventide timefactor + nice reverb

Some MoPho loops generated during betatesting: http://www.trippler.net/files/p1/loops/ Not exactly representative for the unit because nearly all patches have some kind of Filter-FM, Feedback or audio rate modulations, but maybe someone is interested to listen to them. They're from a beta stage whe...

sorry for the stupid question and I'm not trying to know the spec differences. I just got a alpha juno 2 and I'm really enjoying the way it sounds. A bit dark but perfect for bass and leads. i never noticed before in the amount of different waveforms you get. It's amazing bass machine. Now to the qu...

if you're not after the analog sound then your best bet is a nord modular G2. You can store patches (and work on them later) and and you can have multiple ones in a given patch (you're going to need lots of sequencers, logic modules, quantizers, etc). To have this flexibility in hardware you'd need ...

thanks guys!

some of the props have to go to Juergen though because this thing sounds good as it is.

here's another loop of it. all 888 sounds except the pad. processed in ableton too.

http://pixmusic.net/audio/888test.mp3