salwa wrote:Interesting photo:

that looks cool

So digital or analog?

He is the most experienced tech in my area, ha midied my cs80 from scratch

Hello folks. So,here's the situation. Recently I brought my trusty sq80 to my tech,as it stopped to see the RAM cartridge. So, after a while, he shoot me that is doesn't work anymore, he said that at first it was switching on one time of three, and then stopped switching at all! Even though ay my pl...

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$18000

Is it really that good, or collectors went crazy?

Pretty sure it's a Juno 106

Hi fellas, could you recommend any PROPER software editor for the QSR? I've tried the MIDIQuest, but that's not exactly what I need,actually it's just awful. I need something fast and easy to be able to edit internal programs,multies, save them.

PC WIN7(64bit)

Vo1t wrote:Looks like Yamaha has blazed this trail before, the CS-01 mark II, it came from 1984 with 32 mini keys, all analog, monophonic with breath controller!

It's digital

You need to save Programs from the card as well, because your multies consist of Programs.

What is KMFDM? And who is that Sasha?lol

Didn't like that Unison video. Sounds pretty metallic

Hello, comrades! I'm from Russia and there are not a lot of professional forums about synths, and, unfortunately, the culture of sound design here is at the very beginning nowadays, as distinct from the Occident and Japan with it's modern technologies, but I believe, that someday it will reach almo...

Feels weird. Why you decided to make this photo?

yes the keybed and keys are the same on all DX7s (mk1 and later) have had many of each (2 mk1, 7 DX7s and 2 DX7II-D) - the keys are exactly the same, they all use the same keybed. The difference is how the case is built around them so the mk2s can sound a bit less solid BUT I actually prefer the mk...

If u like 80s, go for dx 7, or d50