lame.

Just stumbled on this, the VST editor for Korg EMX:
http://directsynth.com/catalog/


Has anyone tried it?
Looks promising and fun.

Alesis Bitrman.

Sounds crunchy bitty.
Kinda like this: bzzzzzzz crrrrrrrssssshhhhhhh shhhhhhttt

korg ea-1, my first synth. I rarely play with it anymore but I do blow it kisses every night before bed.
Alesis Micron, i would like to sell it but i'm awfully lazy.

'nuff said.

A reggae head may correct me...

I know Michael Rose (from Black Uhuru) has a reggae dub track that uses a 303, I'm just not sure which one.
I think it's
Michael Rose - No Burial Dub

I'm only a synth hobbyist so ... grain. salt. etc. I always have seen romplers as a working musicians tool. If it helps you with your goal like performing music or creating scores or what have you then who really care about the rest? Unless of course you're trying to up your rank in the Cool-Kid-Hip...

seems kinda limited to the built-in mic on the Ipad. That can't be good.

So at this rate I think we can estimate it will be 8 years before we get new Electribes.

I'm withholding my judgement on the Beat Wangs until they have an actual working product for sell.
And until the Linn boys get their sampler act together the Wangs may have to do.

I'd buy a 2nd ES-1 in a heartbeat. Something about the simplicity and grittiness. :love4:

mis psiquicios y yo wrote:

PitchBender wrote:avoid korg er-1 at all costs.

Why? i use ES 1 and I love it

I love my ES 1 too. But the ER1 is just too limiting as a stand alone drum machine, for me. I sometimes use it as an extra layer along with my main drum track.

avoid korg er-1 at all costs.

i use an mpc for big sampling and an es-1 for little sampling.
i hope you found this post enlightening/inspiring.

i've never met a synth that couldn't drone aka make boring drawn out sounds.