Wiglaf wrote:The power button/switch.

haha.. ooooh Man.. You stole my role!

The aftertouch problem is repairable if you either replace the graphite strip, or re-graphite the old strip. I have cleaned individual key contacts on my JX-10 but never attempted the AT repair. Honestly, I don't think it's a huge issue, at least for me. If I need the AT for expression, I will MIDI...

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Crown for thee for opening the golden chest. and sharing

Blessings upon Fort Worth!!!

Preset patches are just a great vantage point to understanding the sonic 'supremacy' of the synth... However, I'm not saying these need to be the best reflection and example of the engine's capacity.. eg JX10. The synth is such a great pad machine.... yet as for preset patches pads are scarce..good ...

really great of you to share your work amongst the others.

Perhaps you could records some audio-goodies.. I'm dying to hear those patches and the an1x maelstrom..

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hehe.. finally that thread :D When I was studying in UK, I was desperate to get a keyboard... But since I knew I'd be going back to my homeland, it had to comply with several restrictions: - it had to fit in my luggage, thus 49-keys max.. less keys wouldn't work, as I like to play - a standalone syn...

Alpha Juno 1 - you be the wildcat... cute, compact and portable appearance... but you conceal claws and a roar! trancey MEEOOWWW Super JX - just as faith... huge and majestic.. magically floating... heavenly being.. may be a questioning and demanding demon too.. MicroKORG - you're an IMP... tiny and...

Let me put smth forward first: if you're looking for a 'first synth', I assume you're not that well acquainted with synthesis whatsoever.. For that reason I'd rather twist your choices and exclude some of them.. So, here's what follows: Nord Lead - indeed a great synth, but I'm wondering if it's rea...

WAHAHAHAHA... 'inhuman music', hahahaha .. that's equally good as all the Seagal spoofs!

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Have you considered Tascam US-122? It's the furthest end amongst audio int-faces as labelled by many, although I've been pretty much happy with it. I needed a compact Audio/Midi unit.... Oh, I've never encountered any hassle in setting up basic stuff with it, as opposed to what I heard about it. But...

HAHA, here we go, we've grown up two frontlines now! Both hugely stand for Roland, one team sports vintage analogs, other one votes for VA's! :lol: .. And now for something completely different: who'll suggest something even more extraordinary... We've already got Ensoniq ESQ1 and Ion/Micron? Anyone...

Yeah, if you can find a Polysix below 300$.. Indeed, knobby box with sheer power, but I'm kinda reluctant to recommend that one in respect to your musical preference. As others say, Juno-series are worth a look: rather cheap, reliable (somewhat untrue with Juno106 in that case), quite versatile and ...

heh, I ask myself that question very often.. too often.. basically, I ask myself: why the h**l haven't you started developing that tune!? :roll: From what riffs and initial notes I have made so far, it sounds to me to be somewhere between chiptune/synthpop/electro-industrial/soundscape/something... ...

It apparently sounds a bit odd when one says it is a tracker what makes him feel retarded! Years ago it took me some time to learn and discover the Fasttracker...Now, for me at least, trackers appear just a sentimental reminiscence of the teenage years... and yet being the most influencial and music...

I love sounds many of you hate :-) : - Synth-brass (Final countdown etc) And I love BIG, WIDE pads (like those from super-JX). I have horrible musical taste, haven't I ?? :-D Heh, I wouldn't say so , least regarding the extracts! I've recently made a kinda brassy patch on the JX solely relying on t...