My band New Modern Angels released our debut album "A Cure" recently. Electropop with female vocals, using DSI MEK, Moog LP, Waldorf uQ, Korg Polysix, Ensoniq SQ80... Listen: http://soundcloud.com/newmodernangels/sets/a-cure/ http://www.lastfm.se/music/New+Modern+Angels/A+Cure http://open.spotify.co...

Just joined the other day:
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probably.. but i am the front 242 fanatic, which is why i asked for this unit. LOL! I should have guessed... :) But you know what? I've heard that there is a whole bunch of crazy people out there that has never even heard of Front 242!? So I figured that the lack of hysterically happy smilies in yo...

Tsarik wrote:my serial number is XS242

Wooo...!!
I imagine you could get some extra cash for that serial# from a Front 242 fanatic...

Another vote for the Korg Wavestation here then. I don't know why, but I haven't really gotten into the WS, even though I have had it for many years now. I guess that it simply isn't my kind of synth (I'm no pad guy, and the WS is mostly a pad machine). I've tried to sell it, but since it is a bit b...

kuroichi wrote:yep, evolver too.

Ditto!

It has the same engine than the Q, but the Q has more poly and more knobs to manipulate parameters. So the position of the extra knobs on the presets, is what makes the difference mentioned by DoCT, but they are almost the same instrument. Yup, almost the same, but there are actually some stuff in ...

You can never ever get too many monosynths!!

But if you should keep your MEK or not depends on if it does anything for you that the others can't. And in this case it surely does, but then the question then is if you need those features or not.

I actually like how it looks! :) Perhaps not as classy as e.g. Moog, but the MoPho definitely has en edge to it that many other synths lack. (And yellow is nice! *looks fondly at uQ*) To me the only interesting question is if it has anything that the Evolver can't do. Guess we'll have to wait and se...

nathanscribe wrote:the LP for smooth, rich, chocolatey goodness; the MEK for crispy, shiny things.

Ah, I sort of agree, but to me the MEK excells at nasty and screaming rather than shiny things...

The sound that I think of as a theremin isn't a pure sine, so I feel that I get a better result using the oscillator set to somewhere between tri and saw on my Little Phatty. (And add some oldish gritty reverb! And I'm to lame to try to play using the pitch bender, so I play portamento and adjust th...

And I think that there are more Yamaha keyboards that transmit PolyAT, I've read that about the KX88. Sorry, but the KX88 only does channel aftertouch, otherwise it´s a brilliant keyboard... Ah, ok, I guess that I must have thought about the Roland mentioned above. I've seen a rather comprehensive ...

but seriously, out of newer currently produced analogs, none supports poly AT, cept ive only heard rumours/plans for Omega/Code, that an update will implement polyaftertouch. I believe the Prophet 08 responds to polyaftertouch. Yup, I believe so too (as I think that the Evolvers respond to polyAT, ...

If you don't need the keys, then there are a several ways to achieve what you are after: 1. Several synths respond to polypressure even though their keys don't send it. Most Waldorf synths do so, and I think that the Evolvers do it too (I only have the MonoEvoKey, so I can't test it). 2. If you inte...

I've been trying to dedicate a bit of time every night to exploring it more and will try to upload some samples soon. I don't know if Bacon or Shaggie or whoever he is posts on here, but I haven't really liked his youtube videos all that much. I'm not sure if it's because we can't hear the XS very ...