I wonder how different the OASYS project of 1995 is compared to the Korg OASYS of 2003... hmmm

A question, does it have filter FM? :?: According to the SOS review: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1995_articles/may95/korgprophecy.html?print=yes It does (sort of). "The Prophecy actually looks quite small with its 37-note keyboard, but it can sound as huge as you like. One of the benefits carri...

looks like its mainly got a cool interface - the ribbon controller is cool - but the sounds arent much different from the ms2000 are they? i understand that it seems pretty cool for being from 95 tho The MS2000 is thin sounding compared to the Prophecy. The Prophecy uses 4 different types of synthe...

Theremin concerts were quite popular in the 1920s - 30s.

Example:



For me, 1919 was the start of popular electronica (when Theremin invented the Theremin).

And don't forget all those early film scores that use the Theremin.

i lost a microkorg under a van - they left the handbrake off on a hill. not pleased. it's broken by the way :roll: If it was a DX7, it would probably still work. ;) How about this for "abuse"? http://www.patzcatz.com/misc/dsc00189_sm.jpg That pic should be included in 'Show us your setup' thread. T...

Here's three picked in a hurry for you - I like the second one best

Yep, I love it.

I couldn't do without patch A47 Phase Wind Motion.

also everyone should have a Theremin! Okay, you shell out the dough, and I'll take one! :wink: I bought mine (2nd hand Moog Signature) for $200. Is that too much? Seriously, they can be had nowadays for between $280 and $420 (perhaps not the signature one anymore, but other Moog Theremins (unless y...

6 pages of Roland-related hate speech... Have we nothing better to do? Like starting a thread on how much we hate some synth by Yamaha? :? I generally really, really like Roland products and just because there are one or two or whatever bad ones, doesn't mean we have to trash Yamaha in this thread....

Since I'm a newbie, I'll just be foolish enough to say out loud that the whole VSynth Fantom -line sounds like utter garbage - judged by the countless youtube videos made with those things. :D I tend to agree about the youtube comment - but that's just the ones I've seen. There has to be a good one...

Roland MC 505

Moog Voyager

Korg Prophecy

also everyone should have a Theremin!

If you're familiar with Plato's parable of the cave, then that pretty well sums up in an analogy, for me, why analogue is so much better than digital (for electronic sounds).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegory_of_the_cave

If I could get a brand new Arp 2600 (even better if it was updated like the Moog Model D > Voyager).

But I'm pretty happy with my Voyager!

I owned the MC 303 and asides from the obvious (lack of user memory and no display other than the LED numbers), it was very useful for a couple of years for me and allowed me the freedom to do more live shows. I upgraded to a MC 505 and never looked back and I thought the sounds were okay. I also us...

I can't remember the name of it, but didn't moog have plans making an 'ultimate' synth with monophonic bass (pedals) and lead, and a poly section? I believe this fell through but the seperate pieces were later released, i.e. the poly section became the polymoog, the lead section became the multimoo...