Is that as in "Uranus 80"?D-Collector wrote: I have a more fitting name, the U-80.

Is that as in "Uranus 80"?D-Collector wrote: I have a more fitting name, the U-80.
thanks for the offer, but the something like the br600 is kind of over kill for what I need. Plus I want something a bit smaller.tallowwaters wrote:It doesn't matter if people collect synths, and I certainly don't mind others talking about them, but like I said, I just don't get the ceaseless griping about new synth x. It just seems to utterly banal and pointless to impotently b***h and moan about this kind of thing.Hybrid88 wrote:I do understand your point but this is exactly part of the problem, some people are projecting their own ideas and misconceptions onto other people - there is this very noticeable trend round here these days to be "anti analog elitist", to the point where it almost feels bad to say you like vintage gear, because someone is going to think you have a massive collection of old synths and never play them, see what I'm getting at here?tallowwaters wrote:...I don't know, maybe it's just me and my love of playing synths as opposed to talking about them.
I think you're confusing saying you like vintage gear and saying that everything new is automatically s**t, just because it's new. It's the latter which is the problem here.Hybrid88 wrote:I do understand your point but this is exactly part of the problem, some people are projecting their own ideas and misconceptions onto other people - there is this very noticeable trend round here these days to be "anti analog elitist", to the point where it almost feels bad to say you like vintage gear, because someone is going to think you have a massive collection of old synths and never play them, see what I'm getting at here?tallowwaters wrote:...I don't know, maybe it's just me and my love of playing synths as opposed to talking about them.
Well I do agree there but surely those that think this are in the minority, I mean there is plenty enough cool new stuff these days to suit almost anyone's preferences.Stab Frenzy wrote:I think you're confusing saying you like vintage gear and saying that everything new is automatically s**t, just because it's new. It's the latter which is the problem here.
You're an inch away from a month long ban for that post. If you're not trolling then you really should learn to read a thread before posting.Reginator wrote:I was very excited when I read that Roland had resurrected the Jupiter. I can't afford the vintage model and figured the 80 would come in near the price of the Andromeda A6. After I saw the pictures and video I thought, "What the f?!" Only four sliders & four knobs for hands on control? No real VCO's?
It broke my heart...
I guess Roland could still come out if it if they put some knobs, sliders, and VCO's in next years model.
nuketifromorbit wrote:
thanks for the offer, but the something like the br600 is kind of over kill for what I need. Plus I want something a bit smaller.
It actually has, and it doesn't do the Gaia sync "bug" anymore (going back to mono and disabling the filter).Ashe37 wrote:I at least expected some form of VA engine, even just the GAIA's engine... but it doesn't even have that!
I was trying to respond to a trade offer. I must have typed my response in the wrong window? For what its worth I think my response added a bit of much needed mystery and pizazz to this thread.tallowwaters wrote:nuketifromorbit wrote:
thanks for the offer, but the something like the br600 is kind of over kill for what I need. Plus I want something a bit smaller.