quick question on how hard it is to assign midi CC's to parts in the matrix 1000, will I be able change them in real time/ send the data from a sequencer after recording the midi in?

bit like this,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8KNo1wFS_k also cant think of a decent way of holding my rack synth with the space ive got aswell (would be pointless getting a rack as ive got only one rack module.

where do you get those set ups for holding synths, I got oe rack module a small oxygen midi keyboard and and a juno 6 would be nic ot be able to havbe them all held up on a stand to save space. I seen videos of people withh multiple stands or topped onn one anotherwhere i can get those>? Cheers Ed

^clearly , it is analog. dont think itd be a 'maybe' tho. either it is or itsnt possible. tho does seem like electronics can be pretty random.

Hi, I'm pretty sure the tuning isnt right on my synth, at the moment its set up for US voltages and is going thorugh a stepdown transformer that is giving a lot of ground hum (the actual transformer has an audible hum if you put your hear to it). Could this transformer effect the stability of the tu...

hmm ok, well ive seen one going really cheap maybe not worth the space its going to use up though. ha., Ive seen one comment about it (or it might have been about the Lx-49 which ive found virtually no info on etiher) that is uses a SGS IC for the oscialltor/tones, would it be analog?

Anyone heard anything about this synth or know what it sounds like? Really strange I cant anything about it on the internet anywhere, not even on the Siel website.

(May be slightly off-topic for vintagesynth so apologies but thought some heads may have advice here) Does anyone know of good budget midi drum-pad controllers that are sensitive enough to be played by hand like a hand-drum (not trigger-pads)? I've been looking at the Yamaha DD series but im not sur...

Hi I just got a ms404 in the post with no power lead and i'm a bit confused about what I need to give it some juice with out destroying everything inside it. Im based in the UK. It says on the back in english "only use with a 250V fuse" there is also a sticker on the back saying "115V AC 50-60 Hz" a...

I think I will probably go with the Xoxbox thanks for the replies. I did look into the MC-202 but from the youtube videos (maybe not the best way of judging from the sound quality) it sounded a bit 'thinner' when trying to replicate 303 (not neccesarily in a bad way still) and almost more rubbery th...

^Yep

^It needs to be analogue for me really. I dont think I can justiy it to myself at the moment as if it isn't all its really doing is saving on processor power and giving me knobs to play with.

Hi there, been trying to decide on the right synth for ages now so thought it might be good to get some direct advice. My price range is at maximum of £400 (~650$) but probably more like £200-300 realistically. I've been looking at alot of 303 clones, xoxbox seeming the best quality and probably the...