I love the adrenalinn. I have a v1.X and a v2.1. I use the drums through the effects and step through the patterns manually. I've used synth and guitar both through them, but I like the drums through them best. It's tons of fun live to create the songs on the fly. changing effects can change the sou...

if you look at it as a digital synth and utilize some of its more interesting features and dont compare it heavily to other VA's it still has value, and what some would call "charachter"; Nice way of putting it. I love the MS2000 for what it is. It sounds cool. I'm lucky enough to have other VA's a...

I've never seen or heard of one for DP. I can never judge the popularity of DP. I don't know if there's enough users / market for that. I always hear good stuff about it and i've been using it for about 10 years with no intent to change. I'd consider a keyboard like that too. If it made htings easie...

There has been since the beginning and remains now, confusion over this synth.

It is analog, not digital. Rack and Keys both.

I haven't been able to bring myself to sell it even though I don't really use it any more. It treated me well.

piRoN wrote:It'd DC powered. Provided you're not opening up the wall-wart and jamming an uninsulated screwdriver around in there there's no real danger.

Yes, thanks. I did some further research and learned that today. I was just concerned.

Just curious. Isn't it a bit unhealthy to bend things that are powered from an outlet? I thought that was typically limited to battery powered devices as a touch in the wrong spot may not stop at frying the synth but the owner too? I'm not tyring to be a j**k, I just had a sudden worry for people me...

I've been using the "vintage" style feather duster. Works well. I think i'm going to have to try the swiffer though. I like the idea of it actually catching the dust, not just spreading it around. I've bought some used synths that were dirty and cleaned them with a slightly damp cloth then the non-s...

Hello, I just got a k2000 keyboard. It's not responding to an external sequencer. I know a bit about midi, but nothing about the k2000. What I know: 1. I read the k2000 manual on midi 2. midi cable is ok 3. out was correctly connected to in 4. the setup sequenced a different synth ok 5. I think the ...

yea, some samples would help. I don't use softsynths.

I looked into one a while ago. Didn't get it. Just a point of interest, the DSI Evolver makes a reasonable step sequencer for midi synths. You can even have some tracks sequence some midi device and some tracks sequence the Evolver at the same time playing different sequences. Works well for my need...

RobotHeroes wrote:The audio quality of these scans are horrible.

It's your monitor. The scans sound great on my computer.

wiss wrote:Why isnt there any info on Dave or Rogers website about the LinnDrum II

My concern too.

Has anyone besides Aaron seen a hard copy of this issue of Future Music?

It's not on the DSI or RLD site and I didn't see anything about it on the Future Music site.

smells fishy.

even I don't understand what the fascination with the SH-101 is I'd say a lot of it is they used to be cheap with a reasonable sound and function and got a pretty good reputation. Now, I'd prefer to get more for the money. If they were $100 they'd be a good buy for an analog. Some say they can soun...

I saw a "green" sh-101 in person once. To me it looked like a discolored gray one. The owner swore it was green though. It definately wasn't the same color as the usual gray. It didn't look green to me though. just a nasty darkish color. I imagine looking at the color of the inside would have settle...

If I remember right, I think it's not there under tha rack case. I'll try to get time to look tonight and get some pictures posted.