Where's Jugel when you need him?deathbycubicle wrote:
Well I'm sure somebody will chime in with some nitpicks...but it won't be me.
The only bad thing I find is that the overall tone could be a little more scooped in the low mids, like between 500Hz and 1k. I think I might just get an EQ pedal for when we play live though, I EQ the h**l out of everything we record anyway. Well most of the time.deathbycubicle wrote:
po8 is everything great about the analog side of the evolver, and more voices!killanator wrote:does anyone have expirence with the P08? it seems really nice.
Here is a P'08 demo from the Noise-Professor:killanator wrote:does anyone have expirence with the P08? it seems really nice.
Since I own the PEK and Voyager, maybe I can comment here. It all depends what you want. The Voyager (and I'm assuming the LP) excels at bass. To me, there is no better bass sound. Obviously, your milage may vary.guesswho wrote:My next move was to get a MEK but now I'm torn between it or a little phatty. f**k - why can't I afford both???
Oh I agree. Get both if you can. I have a MEK and an LP, and the LP is definitely the creamier of the two. But, as I've said before, the MEK excels at layered, modulated sounds, and can be cajoled into pseudo-polyphony with the onboard sequencer. Which one you get first depends what sounds you want first... the LP for smooth, rich, chocolatey goodness; the MEK for crispy, shiny things.deathbycubicle wrote:My advice - keep saving
Prophet 08 is overpriced, imho..drxcm wrote:Evolvers are great, PEK's are even better.
There is something magical about the sound of the PEK, more than the sum of its parts if you know what I mean. I love mine, it will never be sold. For some reason I'm not a fan of the Prophet 08 though.
By the way DSI support is AWESOME. My PEK recently had some faulty encoders, I emailed them, and they sent some replacements free of charge - now its like new again! Also when I originally rang to place my order for it, Dave Smith answered the phone, and took all my details down.
MEkdeathbycubicle wrote:Since I own the PEK and Voyager, maybe I can comment here. It all depends what you want. The Voyager (and I'm assuming the LP) excels at bass. To me, there is no better bass sound. Obviously, your milage may vary.guesswho wrote:My next move was to get a MEK but now I'm torn between it or a little phatty. f**k - why can't I afford both???
The evolver simply destroys for pads and leads, it can sound huge, and the sequencer can expand things even further. However, I simply cannot evoke that DEEP bass from my PEK like I can from the Moog.
Haha, You know what, forget it...I'm not sure I could ever pick between those two. My advice - keep saving
How can you recommend something when you own neither of the items in question? I'm hoping that you have at least played these items at the store...Untouchable_888 wrote:MEkdeathbycubicle wrote:Since I own the PEK and Voyager, maybe I can comment here. It all depends what you want. The Voyager (and I'm assuming the LP) excels at bass. To me, there is no better bass sound. Obviously, your milage may vary.guesswho wrote:My next move was to get a MEK but now I'm torn between it or a little phatty. f**k - why can't I afford both???
The evolver simply destroys for pads and leads, it can sound huge, and the sequencer can expand things even further. However, I simply cannot evoke that DEEP bass from my PEK like I can from the Moog.
Haha, You know what, forget it...I'm not sure I could ever pick between those two. My advice - keep saving
