cool website and great idea. i'll be watching

whoa i've never heard of this beast before

learn to use it!

you can always sell it later and you may get lucky and find a whole new passion. synthesis is a lot of fun and this badboy looks like the perfect place to start

for your price range Vermona Mono Lancet all the way, make sure its the synth one, not the drum one.. they look similar, there is also the wonderful sounding spectral audio neptune 2 but... there are 2... 2 technosaurus microns on ebay right now... such a lovely synth... i wonder how high the biddin...

i don't use macs but the mac version of sounddiver is available for mac on the net.. a legit download to.

took forever to find a copy of the PC version, which is why i know its still available for download for some mac platform or another

i think the 777 excels at far more than acid.

i only have a FR XS at the moment but the 777 is very appealing. It has a really unique filter and lots of modulation options that no other 303 clone has

i'd be really paranoid and take pictures of my synth's guts before getting it serviced. i bet there are some who harvest chips and such from other's synths

Voyetra 8. overheating. lots of maintenance required

the MC-202 shares most if not all of the sh-101's innards.

food for thought if you're tracking down that liquid roland sound

the Future Retro XS is just f**k sick. highly programable and more modulation options than most current analog monosynths. i love it. to get the absolute most of the the XS's abilities though I highly suggest getting some decent FX for it. The XS can do leads and basses and many many sounds that don...

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the sh-201 is very decent for a VA at its price. that said. the build quality disturbed me. nothing broke on my 201, but i disliked the cheap feel. i picked up an X-Station to use as a controller and interface. The build quality is good, much better than the sh201. It has more FX too. the X-station ...

the micromoog has obese dwat and dwow wavs

a librarian wavetable editor for the microwave XT would be awesome. midi-quest is too f**k expensive. i don't want to pay for unsupported software which is probably just a burned disc over ebay(soundiver). looks like i may have to resort to newsgroups to get full functionality out of my microwave xt

i dislike MFB's OSC and build quality. good filters though

the Neptune II and LPII are both very capable synthesizers. patch memory is nice but i love programming so I would go with the Neptune if you have a decent keyboard/controller.