because no one has written the reviews. I did the Novation Peak review (with videos) a couple years ago. We have an entire submission procedure....

And no, the synths don't actually have to be vintage

good job!

Short answer is: you can't. The USB connection is stereo only.

I voted for the Wave 2 mostly because... the Quantum is waaaay overpriced, sorry. I don't care if the keyboard shell is forged in the heard of a freaking neutron star, its still overpriced for its capabilities.

you can use REAPER, its plenty 'professional enough'- using it feels mostly like running a couple-versions-old copy of Cubase.

it could be a guitar being run through a very old digital delay...

yeah they are apparently going for a little under that.

I'd say a working CS-80 is worth more than $5k and yeah, anyone that maintains vintage synthesizers can most certainly perform a basic function check on one. $5k for a CS-80? Maybe if it is visibly broken. The stuff in the other photos looks *dusty* not disintegrating. I'd drive it out to a known de...

unless you're storing lots of sequences, the floppy drive for the SQ-80 is patch storage...

what about the current Juno or FA-06?

heck for $600 you can buy a replacement...

well, i'd likely skip the first four in favor of the Elektron Rytm.... or possible a Digitakt and a Arturia Drumbrute.

I'd start with the ultranova and then the System 1. If you already have a keyboard, consider the system1m. The Bass Station is great but monophonic... the Gaia is meh.

loading the OS does take a couple minutes.

ok, the triton extreme should have them, nevermind.