f**k...that actually made me not want to check out your album.

Marketing success.



You have a French Moog Voyage?

Alex E wrote:Korg is better at making entry-level products.

Korg makes doors?

Primal Drive wrote:My seldom used Red Sound Dark Star has more sound character than this plastic joke of a synth.

Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeem! Now that is a synth diss.

Stab Frenzy wrote:You nerds need to get out more.

+1

With all these classic Myspace angles I wouldn't be surprised if all your synths are fat chicks. No I don't mean the synth term for bass neither or any reference to sound.

Average is like mid $800 to somewhere in the $900's. Cutoff price is whatever you are willing to pay. Any synth would have to be in really nice shape(functional/physically) for me to want to pay over the average if that is what the seller is asking.

synthnoob wrote:Automatic Gainsay, your youtube vids are unhealthy man, they are too awesome.

Oh god don't get him started...

Kinda like an MS-30 :lol: Yep. I got the 10 before the 20 and using the 10 as a third oscillator, like a 32' triangle, causes some serious rumble in the jungle. Sure it doesn't have all the patch points/options the 50 has but it didn't cost me no 2K or whatever they sell for. It does have PWM that ...

I remember seeing these videos last year. I remember because of his sites design. Video 3 has a Roland RS-09, SH-101, Multimoog in it. One had a ton of gear in it. *clicky click* Video 4 is the one with a lot. Just about every video has at least 1 synth related something in it.

I thought it was going to be a video of your track actually being put on dubplate.

The smell of a dubplate is awesome...yet probably brain damaging chemical-ish.

buy an iffy arp 2600 for $1000? as far as i've been able to test so far, it appears to be 100% or something damn near close. sounds amazing. :shocked: Dear code green, I hate your stinking guts. You make me vomit. You're scum between my toes! Love, Alfalfa. :biggrin: Great score man. I would be doi...

DO IT

You wont do it

Excuse my ignorance, but.... Is there really any point in using a preamp in a synthesizer set up? In my case I have 2 synths that need the signal boost. One vintage and one digital but the digital synth has an upcoming OS update and will probably remedy this(I hope). I currently run the vintage syn...

As a musician, another 'critical' link in our signal chain that we need to drop a wad of money on is the last thing we want to hear about . . . but sound engineers live and breathe this preamp stuff for good reason. It isn't that I don't want the best sounding pre it's more that I don't run a studi...

There is a thread in sound production but I thought I would throw this out in buyers guide. There are lots of units out there but seems that a lot of them are garbage. Looking at getting a tube pre to boost some signals but also add a little tubeness. Mostly interested in rack or at least a unit tha...