don't remember is the ASR-10 also as poly aftertouch. According to the manual, it should, but mine doesn't seem to be working properly. When MIDI'd to my ESQ-1, I can't get any AT at all when the ASR is set in "poly" mode, but "channel" mode works fine. That's because the ESQ-1 only supports channe...

vcs3 wrote: don't remember is the ASR-10 also as poly aftertouch.

According to the manual, it should, but mine doesn't seem to be working properly. When MIDI'd to my ESQ-1, I can't get any AT at all when the ASR is set in "poly" mode, but "channel" mode works fine.

Still have my first hardware synth (Korg M1). Also still have my first sampler: A Casio SK-5 that I've had for about a quarter of a century now.

Trent Reznor's old Q rack 2 years ago. It ended up selling for a pretty decent price, but not to me unfortunately.

I have multiple synths plugged into strips, and I've never had a problem with turning them on at the same time.

$1299, eh? Less than I would have guessed. Looks pretty sweet.

I asked Joel about the polys last time he livestreamed a couple days ago. They're sitting in storage at the moment due to lack of studio space. He used to have the JP-6 in front of the computer, but now there's a new mixing desk there instead. I hope the ARP2600 and EMS Synthi gets some love too be...

Sounds great. It's pretty amazing how much can be accomplished with free software.

silikon wrote:

Sweet! Thanks for posting those. I wonder if he's relegated the hardware polys to live use only, since I can't see them anywhere in the pics.

An example easy to understand: Now, a transwave sampler... that would make my pants wet.... In this light, the ASR-10 basically looks like an advanced TranseWave (waveform modulation) synthesizer in which YOU create its WaveSamples! Now if only that was more than halfway true... I think they were o...

I've been interested in this one for quite a while, not so much for tracking as for mixing. It's cool how Harrison simply built their mixer on top of an open-source DAW. It seems to have quite a few fans in the pro audio market but not amongst hobbyists. It used to be cheaper and Mac only, probably...

Thanks for your reply. I was strongly considering getting a Fizmo, in part because I was allured by "transwave synthesis". But Ive been doing a lot of reading and it seems like there isn't much of a distinction between transwave and wavetable synthesis. Also, Ive heard many of the wavetable synths ...

I What exactly is Digital Subtractive Synthesis.. been wondering this for a long time. Haven't really played a D-50, so I can't answer the first two. I'll take a stab at the last one, though. Basically, it's the same as analog subtractive synthesis. The only real difference is the method of tone ge...

megamanx wrote:Tetra keys, for the price of a prophet 08 module...(me thinks)

I dunno, man. They've said time after time that they're not going to release a keyboard version of the Tetra. I suppose we'll find out soon enough.

170864443515 Dude's got heaps of interesting gear for sale (counted at least 3 Rhythm Jesters, etc), though all 2-3x over normal selling prices, unfortunately. :roll: Dude must just be looking for dumb schmucks who don't know any better. That's the only explanation I can think of for the constant r...