Ya I edited my post there when I learned about that transistor. Surely there's enough demand to get more of those manufactured. But I assume Moog have a business strategy here. Maybe they have something new up their sleeve- they are moving on from the MiniMoog, and ironically everyone else will hav...

I quite like Discofox. It really has that Italo sound, well done.

As a former Little Phatty owner, this instrument is everything I wanted in the LP. What a gorgeous piece of kit. I want.

So, I see, not many contestants this time, folks. Ok then, I think it's time to reveal the answer: 1)Yamaha CS70m 2)Ensoniq sq80 3)Roland Juno 60 4)Korg Prophesy 5)Korg PS-3200 Bah, I almost got it. I just got the digital synths confused! Great work making these patches. All of them are inspiring!

philip wrote:one of you was very close, guys. I'll give the right answers in a couple of days.

Looking forward to that!

I have no idea about the synths, but you are making me put the DVD on. Damn-it, that's the end of music making for the night now....thanks. ;) http://dynamicsplus.wordpress.com/2012/02/29/blade-runner-1982-movie-review/ You know, whenever I hear attempts to make that classic patch, I wind up wantin...

bhrama wrote:

wiss wrote:1. Korg Mono/Poly reissue

This!

I love that machine.

Geez, so he didn't like it that much. It is his review. Pretty surprised at how raw some people are over this.

My guess is

1. CS70
2. Prophecy
3. Juno 60
4. Sq80
5. PS3200

What I would love to see: Moog: A new poly synth. Everyone wants it. Yamaha: A modern and updated AN2x :) New features, more knobs! Roland: Something, anything, that sounded organic, musical and inspiring. Korg: h**l, keep on keepin' on. If we're free to be greedy, how about a reissue of the Polysix...

Been lurking quite awhile, and recently picked up the MS-20 mini. I hesitated at first since I heard all this talk about noise and poor build quality (wobbly knobs) plus I already had the MiniBrute which I really love, but I went ahead and got the MS-20 mini anyway, and for me, it is really quite f...

No idea, the sound itself is quite featureless so that it could be anything. They used the Polymoog quite a bit around that time, as well as a Rev. 2 Prophet 5, Korg PS-3100/3200/3300, plus other instruments. It might also have been something monophonic. Polymoog seems to be the safest bet, though....

No idea, the sound itself is quite featureless so that it could be anything. They used the Polymoog quite a bit around that time, as well as a Rev. 2 Prophet 5, Korg PS-3100/3200/3300, plus other instruments. It might also have been something monophonic. Polymoog seems to be the safest bet, though....

It is actually slower than the original. You're right about the bass though. It does change at times, and if i redid it i surely would. However, this was done fairly quickly using a friends studio, so i did what i could. I certainly won't be sampling vocals. The intent was simply to lay down some an...

So, any thoughts?