Oh yeah, I use a lot of the same sounds repeatedly throughout my music. - Moog Source preset 2. It's just a straight double saws lead with a tiny bit of filter envelope and slight detuning against each other. Use that one a lot. - E-Mu Vintage Keys Plus mellotron strings. Used so often I force mysel...

I used a friend's Micromoog when I toured the Northwest earlier this year. Easy to use and seriously burly for a single oscillator synth. You'll love it. Hope it works when you get it! The auction description looked kinda shady.

It would have to be MIDI-capable, but probably with some CV control for you modular dudes too. Kinda like the Little Phatty design. Patch memory would be nice but not necessary. If you wanted something analog with memory there would be other options. I'm totally excited by this! I doubt I'll be able...

Another vote of kudos for Stringer. It has completely solved my yearning for VSM. Samples are nice and my VST host likes it.

I hope to pick one up in the next month. I've got almost all the $$ together for it. Between Keyboard Wizard and Stefan's demos I think I'll be happy with it.

I've read that one of the symptoms of "crazy Source syndrome" is an inability to stay in tune. Mine did not have that trouble, but that could be what you're experiencing. Check out the info at http://www.drumbeater.com/~kelly/Moog%2 ... resources/

I'm flattered y'all think of me when you think of the Source! Of course, having a picture of me at it for my avatar certainly helps. Let's see if I can fill in gaps: Moog Taurus: Rush, U2 Minimoog: Jan Hammer, Rush Oberheim OB-X: Rush, Prince DX7: Brian Eno, Whitney Houston (the Greatest Love of All...

So when will DSI make an official announcement? I'm ready to buy!

http://www.geocities.com/jpjkeys/emsvcs3.html

Twas the VCS3.

I didn't really have a philosophy when I first started out, but as a I acquired the type of gear that has remained in my rig I've tended to keep myself to the following items: laptop + MIDI controller Vintage Keys Plus + MIDI controller some sort of analog or virtual analog polysynth an analog monos...

in this price range, id definetely grab a sh-09. Here's the sad thing. You can't really buy an analog monosynth for $400 anymore. Occasionally you find a deal but for the most part, aside from the occasional Bass Station, TB rackmount clone and CS01, you're spending more than this. The MoPho should...

Pix again. http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d197/redchapterjubilee/dsi_mopho.jpg http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d197/redchapterjubilee/mopho2.jpg Matrixsynth still has these up. Also, I noticed while looking around DSI's website earlier for any clues about the Mopho that DSI has discontinued the...

If DSI's suggested price is $439 then Novamusik and AudioMIDI will come in at or right below $400. A 100% analog monosynth with some real-time control. With 8 knobs there will be plenty of control. I've had Microns and found them to have plenty of control for live work, though you have to set it up ...

Wow, and this hits just as I'm looking for another analog mono around $400 to back up my ailing Source. Man, I'd buy this today!

I do it two ways: 1. establish the BPM within my DAW and record live instruments to the click. I'll usually then add something programmed from Reason into it later; or 2. I program something into Reason and record it into my DAW, adding instruments later. I have no MIDI sequencer. If it's not within...