2012 "Year of the Monosynth"
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Re: 2012 "Year of the Monosynth"
Why not have a mix of the two, cover all bases. It's nice to hear a huge analogue sound with thinner digital scattered around it. It's not one or the other.
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Re: 2012 "Year of the Monosynth"
Yeah exactly, and in my case I've decided to keep most of my vintage analogs, but I guess what I'm saying is it's easy to get sidetracked on the classics and forget just what you can do with some of the new analogs and VA/Hybrids coming out now these days.
And I think you're right, a good mix is best, as I've found having too much of one or the other and not having a diverse setup, can make things harder.
And I think you're right, a good mix is best, as I've found having too much of one or the other and not having a diverse setup, can make things harder.

Re: 2012 "Year of the Monosynth"
You know I'm always here to help if your synth pile gets too big.Hybrid88 wrote: Which is why having a smaller setup with a couple of select VA/modern analog's has been a very attractive prospect to me recently. Just something I've been mulling over lately.

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Re: 2012 "Year of the Monosynth"
a lesson which can be difficult to learn!Hybrid88 wrote: And I think you're right, a good mix is best, as I've found having too much of one or the other and not having a diverse setup, can make things harder.
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Re: 2012 "Year of the Monosynth"
^ very true 


hey, I'll send you a PM, might be able to work something out.Arddhu wrote:You know I'm always here to help if your synth pile gets too big.Hybrid88 wrote: Which is why having a smaller setup with a couple of select VA/modern analog's has been a very attractive prospect to me recently. Just something I've been mulling over lately.

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Re: 2012 "Year of the Monosynth"
I just wanted to add the SMS MARS by Andy Pledger.
http://www.syntheticmusicsystems.co.uk/
I have not been able to find any demos. Anyone know how it sounds?
http://www.syntheticmusicsystems.co.uk/
I have not been able to find any demos. Anyone know how it sounds?
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Re: 2012 "Year of the Monosynth"
I didn't know the MARS was still in production? The site itself hasn't been updated since last year.
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Re: 2012 "Year of the Monosynth"
It's been out since 2007...Sir Nose wrote:I just wanted to add the SMS MARS by Andy Pledger.
http://www.syntheticmusicsystems.co.uk/
I have not been able to find any demos. Anyone know how it sounds?
Here are some demos, but the review is in german and I think you might need to be logged in to listen to the files...:
http://www.amazona.de/index.php?page=26 ... le_id=1493
There was also a test on SOS in 2007 but IIRC no demo files...
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Re: 2012 "Year of the Monosynth"
If the MInibrute is a big success as it looks like it is , here's hoping 2013/14 will be the "year of the Arturia polysynth".