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Works for me....

http://www.alesis.com/micronse theres an update? looks like the specs match the miniak perfectly... i haven't heard of this before... this is odd The only difference is the ends are blue. The Micron and the Miniak were the same to begin with. I just meant that I haven't heard of the SE before, so I...

Oh, damn you! Now I want one too.


Congrats, btw. Great piece of weirdness and amazing sounds.

Money, Santa would probably just buy me a Triton or something.



What I really want are a new Mini and finally my Andromeda!

Now shipping in red!

NOW it's ugly...

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[-X I know of people who have bought FM8 because of my campaign. =D> I got interested after reading 100+ of your posts, and bought it after your demos. :lol: Anyway, I'm with the "do whatever the f**k you prefer" movement, so I use hardware and I use software. But a mix of p***s factor, nostalgia f...

I haven't bought one yet because house expenses have been killing me lately, but have spent enough time testing it to remember each waveform's place in the ROM.

It is versatile, but only looking at the VA-1, I'd say the JP-8000 sounds way more like a real analog machine.

thinkingbeat wrote:The title says it all - what's your favorite use of a third oscillator, if your synth has one?

Shattering windows, making dogs cry, making speakers go BOOM, sometimes something musical.

Unless you want a built-in sampler, PC3x is the best.

Korg: 707. Really, what was that? Close second place: TR-Trinity rack. I needed a small gigging rack with ROMpler sounds, but this was nothing compared to the Trinity, which at least had a touchscreen to control it nicely. You can't add the MOSS board, which is what made Trinity interesting! Yamaha:...

How about; Analog Poly - Alesis A6 Andromeda (& Sunsyn) Analog Mono - Moog Voyager Analog Modular - MacBeth M5 Digital Hardware - Roland V-Synth Digital Software - NI Reaktor 5 There, nice list :wink: Exactly how I would have done it, except for: Digital Software: FM8. But in general, hmmm.... Voya...

I remember a lady who has around 4 Waldorf Micro Q. The synth lady from the "Synth lady" thread? If I remember correctly, she had 2 or 3 copies of everything. I just searched for the thread but nothing came out. :? Personally I usually buy new stuff that will give something new to my music/studio, ...

Stab Frenzy wrote: Has anyone else gone back to any of their old, unloved synths and discovered uses for them you hadn't thought of before?

Definitely. I'm on the market for a VFX-SD because I realized I loved it.

I have yet to try the Fantom G8, but Roland keeps talking about how they made the best possible keyboard feel out there.
But so far, A90 still feels like the best Roland to me and everyone I know.

Primal Drive wrote:It's sound isn't so much buzzy, but rather fuzzy (if that makes any sense).

I don't think anyone out of the synth world would understand it, but yes, it makes a lot of sense.



For me, AN1x+MS2000 was the killer combo, I hope to get it again once I move to a bigger place.