Funny old thread. My first ever electronic keyboard, given to me when I was about 14, was a Farfisa Bravo. It was a little home organ with rocker voice selectors for brass, flute etc. and pre-programmed rhythms (bossa nova, march, waltz etc.), built in speaker and so on. I had a lot of fun with that...

i have no idea what the new product is going to be.

but i'm pretty sure i'll end up buying it.

*New mix posted to link*

A new tune for your delectation and delight:

http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=11437291

Voyager OS providing the bass, Diva the pad and IDrum and Tremor the drums. Voice via V-Synth XT

Jupiter 8

end of thread.

i really like MiniMonsta.

DK whether it's an accurate emulation, but that's not what i use it for.

the bass line on this tune is MiniMonsta:
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8093084

sequentialsoftshock wrote:I'm actually quite surprised that between the first announcement of the OP 1 and now they didn't change their name to "Adult Engineering".

indeed.

anyway who wants to buy gear engineered by a teenager?

not me. not by any teenagers i know anyway.

i am happy to announce that my collection of both hardware and software synths has been burgeoning nicely.

why choose one or the other when you can have both.

thanks for the warning.

my laptop's defunct at the moment anyway, so i'll check back in a month or so to see if this issue's been resolved.

i started out about 6 years ago with an analogue systems mini-system

http://www.analoguesystems.co.uk/index2.htm

just to check that i was actually going to like modular synthesis.

i did.

the rest is history.

schneiders buro are selling the SEM now:

http://www.schneidersladen.de/english.html

still not UK, but at least Germany's a bit closer to home than California.

this bloke over on KSS has posted a raft of Fusion demo videos.

well worth a look.

Thierry's fusion channel

heh heh. good thread. 8) ignoring the upright piano that i pounded away at to no great effect for years my first proper music toy was a Farfisa Bravo organ. (this was in the late 70's, when i was about 15.) http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc107/hogberto/40597.jpg half a dozen voicings, fairly che...

i suggest you try the KvR 'Instruments' forum - lots'n'lots of softsynth users there. it's a bit quiet around here for softies.

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/

A wee fun synth tune:

Micromotion 8)

thanks pal.

much appreciated!