

Not me...I'll be at the foot of the tree snatching them up like ripe plums...garranimal wrote:I still conceive the day is coming the mini will be falling off trees littered everywhere like microkorgs. And we will be sick of seeing them.
seamonkey wrote:I nominate this for STUPIDEST THREAD ever in the history of the internez.
Actually speaking of which, I wonder if all the hipsters wanting to replace their MicroKorgs will snap these up for the "it's analog, therefore it must be cool" factor and sell them off cheap when they realise they have to actually program the thing to make it make soundsWalter Ego wrote:Not me...I'll be at the foot of the tree snatching them up like ripe plums...garranimal wrote:I still conceive the day is coming the mini will be falling off trees littered everywhere like microkorgs. And we will be sick of seeing them.
Well, the plus side to this is that we at least won't be hearing the same preset sounds everywhere. On the other hand, I saw some dude in a band performing with a Juno 6 not too long ago and he couldn't even be bothered to turn the filter knob. All he did was play a saw wave for the entire set, no envelope settings or anything. Snooze. It was pretty much there just for looks.Hybrid88 wrote:Actually speaking of which, I wonder if all the hipsters wanting to replace their MicroKorgs will snap these up for the "it's analog, therefore it must be cool" factor and sell them off cheap when they realise they have to actually program the thing to make it make sounds
Yeah....saw that band "Clap your hands and say yea" in '05 or so. Dude had a juno60 set on a thin pulse patch the entire set. Sounded like s**t.Re-Member wrote:Well, the plus side to this is that we at least won't be hearing the same preset sounds everywhere. On the other hand, I saw some dude in a band performing with a Juno 6 not too long ago and he couldn't even be bothered to turn the filter knob. All he did was play a saw wave for the entire set, no envelope settings or anything. Snooze. It was pretty much there just for looks.Hybrid88 wrote:Actually speaking of which, I wonder if all the hipsters wanting to replace their MicroKorgs will snap these up for the "it's analog, therefore it must be cool" factor and sell them off cheap when they realise they have to actually program the thing to make it make sounds
seamonkey wrote:I nominate this for STUPIDEST THREAD ever in the history of the internez.
oh god... you just described my nightmare.Jabberwalky wrote:Yeah....saw that band "Clap your hands and say yea" in '05 or so. Dude had a juno60 set on a thin pulse patch the entire set. Sounded like s**t.Re-Member wrote:Well, the plus side to this is that we at least won't be hearing the same preset sounds everywhere. On the other hand, I saw some dude in a band performing with a Juno 6 not too long ago and he couldn't even be bothered to turn the filter knob. All he did was play a saw wave for the entire set, no envelope settings or anything. Snooze. It was pretty much there just for looks.Hybrid88 wrote:Actually speaking of which, I wonder if all the hipsters wanting to replace their MicroKorgs will snap these up for the "it's analog, therefore it must be cool" factor and sell them off cheap when they realise they have to actually program the thing to make it make sounds
That's what video games stores do, so why not music stores. It's always a race to have the preorders out first, so people go to their store and leave their money waiting instead of the store across the street.loungedumore wrote:...or maybe shops like GC use made up dates to collect our money so they can buy the large amounts they want ?
Except that none of these big online music stores take pre-order payments up front, so...Bitexion wrote:That's what video games stores do, so why not music stores. It's always a race to have the preorders out first, so people go to their store and leave their money waiting instead of the store across the street.loungedumore wrote:...or maybe shops like GC use made up dates to collect our money so they can buy the large amounts they want ?
how is this idea still going around? The MS-10 isn't considered a classic like the 20, and the 20 is so cheap now I just doubt they'd go for that.chinchilla wrote:If korg can make a ms-20 for $599, cant they make a ms-10 for around $350 or so?
And a sq-10 for $400? Vc-10 for $300
Who knows whats next man..