cs-30, sort of

I'll just sell a kidney and pick up a Stromberg. What are kidneys going for on ebay these days?

DisasterArea wrote:I don't quite understand the "Bottleneck" two output gripe in a previous post

I can't stick different timbres in different mixer channels. This is SHITTY.

Goddamn it. Jexus has sold me on another one. I seem to love all the synths with a Curtis filter from that era.

synths -> Soundcraft Spirit Studio desk -> MOTU 828mk2

Master stereo out and buses 3-8 go to the 8 ins in the back of the motu. I could also use the per-track tape sends if I were so inclined. I could get a lot done if I didn't suck with Logic

If you can afford it, get an Onyx instead.

Anyone ever add a Synhouse MIDIJACK to one of these? Did it work well? I'm not sure whether I should add that or a Kenton CV kit to mine. Is it possible to add both?

matrix wrote:Hmm... Looks like this video:

Argh, damn copycats. Thought this might have been unseen since the one I linked was newly added today.

Video

I love his pronunciation of vocoder.

the AX60 and the polysix DO NOT sound like each other at all, the ax60 has more versitillity overall but I think the polysix has a much richer sound, I own both right now and i think they both excel in different areas but one could never replace the other This is exactly why I am looking at AX60s. ...

Ion: I hated the menu system on this to an irrational extent, and I was diving more than Jacque f**k Cousteau. Electribe EA-1: It's a nice unit...for 100 bucks Emax 1 (keyboard): Too huge - I mean HUGE. Too little memory. Hate the number pad interface. Sounds good, though. Polysix: Actually I liked ...

PEK? Virus?

828mkII user here as well. Solid all the way. I mean in every respect. Haven't had any driver or software problems, and you could probably drive a car over it. Superglue it to the bottom of a girder and dangle from it. That sort of thing.

I clicked on the title thinking "this has to be interesting". I didn't expect it to knock me on my a*s like it did. Seriously, you win.

Thanks for sharing.

Always keep the bass centered. Humans can't sense direction on low signals very well, so panning one left and one right won't help at all. EQ them out of the same range or set up a compressor sidechain to duck the bassline when the kick hits.