Rocketman> tell us tell us tell us what it's like! first impression?

Does anybody know a EU shippingdate ? Couldn't find it on thomann...

this will be great for schoolconcerts (7 yr old kids will love it!)... and maybe more.

DD-3 not DD-5



(whoa what a statement huh!?)







because 3 doesn't step.

Mirt, please tell us more about that thing!!!

Pocket Fader looks wonderful, I never saw it as I've seen it today before. :oops: CME Bitstream 3X has caught my eye since I read a great review in SOS a few months ago. I was thinking of getting the novation keyboardless one, but the bitstream seems nicer, more programmable and flexible. I've never...

Lemur, of course. You know you want it!! 8)

Save up for better!!! If you can't wait though, the nEar 05 have helped many a budget nerd, including me. They do have separate volumeknobbies. And ESI made 08's too, recently. The name my budget-friends drop at the moment is Prodipe. They look good for money, I have no first experience on them thou...

ZVEX Fuzzprobe. Awfully gritty at most and beautiful when turned down... http://www.adamrobertsmusic.com/Graphics/GearPics/FuzzProbe.jpg Moogerfooger Phaser (I use it mostly to overdrive things, with soft slow phasing...) http://www.vintagesynth.com/misc/mf103.jpg Telenordia TK-23 compressor. Yum. h...

That's polytonality, or bitonality, and can be great!!!

Lots of contemporary (or so) 'classical' composers have messed and made music and theories about and with it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polytonality

care to give an example?

I got a PS 3100... bargain... found it 4 years ago in a small town in denmark for ~450 pounds!!! :shock: Had to repair it for about 300 pounds. A few months ago one was for sale for 3,2K pounds. I think I did quite ok!!! Those are the only two I've ever seen for sale. Did I say it is absolutely gorg...

my sh2 never overdrove, but maybe it did when I sold it.


Great synth. Mine didn't have a 'cool' output...

I don't really get what you're after either, but I'd say go for it, try whatever! If it sounds like s**t, you learned some!

Postblank wrote:Can you recommend any hardware bitcrushers? I hear really bad reviews on the Bit-r-man and was looking for something a bit more accepted in the synth world.

look at this thread in the Sound Production part of this very forum:::

http://www.vintagesynth.org/phpBB2/view ... hp?t=28781

I use a hammockfilter to get the wails going. Just be sure to control the flow and the pollution, it can get wet if you fall!!! :cyclopsani:

Well, I got one a few months ago. Have only skipped through the presets so far, and I was quite surprised! I use to HATE presets, just for being presets, but some of them on DX-100 are cool! Not that they will survive very long though... (I don't buy synths for presets, in case anyone wondered) I'm ...

Prophet T8

Computer Controlled and JSRockit wrote:Yamaha DX-100

YES!