stalla wrote:can't get mine working with my "new" apple SE/30 and sound designer. (serial port issue ?)

Strange, I've had an SE30 working fine with mine. Look out for a cheap Powerbook 165c, I've had one of those working OK with mine too not long ago.

Nice one, not heard this for a long time, a great variation of what I recall.

The kid looks like Analogue Crazy ten years ago !

The beginning part is interesting and wierd at the same time, with headphones on it sounds like it's inside your head ! :confused2: Anyway, it develops into a quality sounding track, the beats are particularly good and fitting with the music, well recorded too. Thanks for sharing.

You hit the nail on the head with Fright Night (not seen Vamp), fits those scenes very well...!

Harlem Nights wrote:Wasn't difficult to approximate, some Juno sounds were much harder in my previous video, doing this really made me discover new depths in it for myself:

I may have missed you posting this elsewhere but it was most enjoyable, excellent.

Hello Steve, welcome to VSE. Was interested to hear these not having heard anything put forward specifically using a K2000 before. Medispheres is a nice ambient track, reminded me of Vangelis film stuff he's done. Will try out your other stuff when I get chance. That's a class photo BTW ! :lol: :wink:

Not bad, sounds a bit like a Casio CZ synth. Could fit well with another pad under it giving some bottom end.

There's far too much going on in your track. You can 'hear' something in it but it's just too muddy to make it out... Could be a very Jarre(ish) track with some filtering of surplus sounds.

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As a first synth, the Andromeda is not a good choice IMO. Very complex and in depth, particularly for someone who's not used synths before. If you get one, be prepared to spend time a lot of time with it to get what you're looking for. Roland JX10 is nice sounding synth but the patch and tone struct...

The strings are very dry and nasal, but also very thick Um, sorry to slate something you own, but thick is a word I would never imagine used to describe any of the Micro Preset's sounds.... Anyway, from looking at his other posts, he's looking at Arp Solina's or similar. I suspect the Korg MP strin...

Looks c**p, sounds c**p, one good bass sound and not a lot else Says the man with two Jupes and a Prophet... :wink: Ah, shut up you.. :) 24 years ago all I had was a Korg Micro Preset and made the most of what I could from it. Unfortunately, being realistic, it's frustratingly limited. Synthe 1 & 2...

Micke wrote:Bass riff = synth sound on Synclavier combined with acoustic guitar played with a coin.

Blink-eck Micke, had always wondered about that sound, love it. Doesn't look like I've got the gear to replicate so sampling here I come...

LucB wrote:Again, i will have to rise and defend the M500: it's very very cool.

You're limited in your choices, but to choose an M500 is not a wise one. Looks c**p, sounds c**p, one good bass sound and not a lot else, don't waste your time and money on it.

BTW, this is going over to Buyers Guide.