1974 fender rhodes mkI 88 key stage piano.

if you want to do stuff like that dont get another synth, get ableton.


EDIT: ok, now i read page two.

yeah its definately a personal preference thing. i dont really feel inspired at all by DSI stuff, but voyagers in particular feel so...comfortable to me.

arp odyssey, that brings me to my next point...

just curious, are there other monosynths that you guys beat the moogs? roland sh-101,...

i guess im wondering how many guys are die hard moog or death types and how many prefer other units as a monosynth.

i went by GC today to pick up a few things and took about 15 minutes to mess around with the new(ish, right?) korg SV-1. i will qualify all this a little bit by first saying my two main instruments that i own are a 1974 fender rhodes MKI 88 stage and a hammond xk-2. so, i can be a bit harsh about ne...

yeah, organs are incredibly versatile and useful.

i cranked up the onboard distortion, used some conservative drawbar settings, some volume swells. you can also mock some filtering by adjusting the drawbars as you play. got some flutey synth type sounds and also some more guttural undertones on a muted sine wave ala AIR (French band) hammond xk-2 b...

you can have your piano with your minimoog too.

OP says "as your only SYNTH" not only instrument!

i could do it. i feel more inventive when im limited and have to maximize one simple unit.

could you be elated with a minimoog as your only synth?

or would you be begrudgingly semi happy and just accept it?

or would you be downright mad at this proposition?

im all ears goldphinga.

may ask how much you paid for the logan and where you got it?

do you guys know of a desktop unit that does string machine and mellotron type sounds under 500 bucks? or any at all?

the roland on top. what is it?

i had an incorrect price in the OP. the hammond is 700 with hardshell case. i bought it. it arrives tommorrow.