4 to 6 voices analog with simple control and good sound. Something like the Polysix.

I'd pay 1000-1500€ for that.

would more people be interested in andromedas if they looked like vintage synths with the wodden panels and retro knobs and sliders, or do people who own andromedas just love the futuristic vibes they get from it? The Andromeda design is spectacular. Is it an Axel Hartmann work, doesn't it? I think...

1. Andromeda
2. Voyager
3. Tr808
4. Logic 7
5. Sidstation

Hi Maschinengeist, thanks for the reply. The thing is going for repair

I sold all my gear just to afford this machine and it has been only working fine for a week... i'll have to get drunk if i want to forget this s**t.

I've done the VCA's calibration too, but it stays the same

Hi I've got a big problem here: i recently bought an andromeda and everything was working fine but suddendly, tonight, i turned it on and the signal comming from the main outputs is very very low. I tried everything, i think. Of course, all the volume pots are at maximun. It's the same to the headph...

I'd say the player or the music wich is been performed on the synth. A boring patch can turn impressive if it's been played by a good keyboardist or someone who writes awesome music.

Catchy riffs, interesting sequences... are sometimes more important than the sound.

- Hartmann Neuron: there's a unit (new) at a shop here in Spain, but it's 5500$ or something, and i won't spend that much on a synth unless i become rich. Once a saw one, 2º hand for 3400$... i though it was too much. It would be an awesome add to my setup but i think it's too expensive for what it ...

Hi I've got a doubt with this: when i'm creating an user wave in Sounddiver i can't hear the result unless i change to another wave of the wavetable, and then choose the wave that i've edited again. I mean, i can't hear any change while i'm drawing the waveform and this way i can't have an idea of w...

elmosexwhistle wrote:i don't like anything by quasimidi, i'm guessing thats a taste thing though...

hey, the rave-o-lution 309 is a very nice sounding drum machine. As you said, it's a matter of taste, but you should give a try to the 309

I had a Gibson Lespaul Studio, a Marshall Valvestate 8080 and some pedals. I'm still having both. I had no synth when i was a teen, 'couse i wasn't in that kind of stuff. My first one was a juno 6 but it was just a few years ago.