ugh so much trouble lol... jsynthlib comes in a .jar file and it always tells me its corrupted. tried from a few sites with no luck. I did find my midi in/out to joystick port cable so i think i can hook it up to my pc but ive never used the cable so im not sure how to work any bugs out on it. Edit...

ugh so much trouble lol... jsynthlib comes in a .jar file and it always tells me its corrupted. tried from a few sites with no luck. I did find my midi in/out to joystick port cable so i think i can hook it up to my pc but ive never used the cable so im not sure how to work any bugs out on it. Edit...

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Tue May 21, 2019 5:33 pm

im not against paying for good software but unfortunately im no longer able to work and due to a crappy doctor i cant even file disability so my income is $0

try jsynthlib.

i checked out the soundtower site and the qs sound editor appears to require a purchased license. im going to continue to search for a free alternative but figured i would ask if you already knew of one. I didnt even know the soundtower one was still around... i just googled for them. besides, its ...

Hey guys, I just aquired the Alesis QS 6.1 and it's a bit overwhelming. The manual is like 200 pages long and information is scattered throughout without much order to it. They use as many big words as they can find and it's hard to make heads or tales of most of it. My last synth was a Kawaii K1 a...

sometimes MIDI was the best way to acess the parameters, too. I still have an Alesis Wedge around here in a box somewhere, but it has a much better interface than the Midiverb is it based on.

Well, MIDI just means you can control it, change settings and or patches remotely.

The circuit performance is using a combination of loops, drum samples, and probably some onboard synthesis. the Samples may have been created by the artist or part of some sample set- there are lots to choose from. As Meatballfulton said, newer grooveboxes are actually simpler and less capable than ...

a lot of the tones i am hearing in demos just don't impress me, tho.

its a ... let me play with it in the store

synthchaser wrote:

unknownid wrote:Since original Omni 2s are difficult to come by are there any modern hardware alternatives to the Omni 2?

I've got a bunch of Omni 2's, and I make them reliable! If you're interested in the real deal, hit me up on my website.

Oh? can't you find them under "Synthesizers" on your site...

heck, you can find M3s for less than a thousand... not fully decked out ones, but not many people bought the Radias cards

and the Peak... and the new Arturia...

an older Virus?

yeah maybe. I dont see why it would be unreliable, in this day and age. And at that price, it had better be as reliable as a hammer