I'm still a stranger to the softsynth/DAW thing, and have to admit that in the back of my mind those solutions are still prone to timing issues compared to hardware MIDI gear and hardware MIDI sequencers (or an Atari ST running whatever MIDI sequencer). I don't know if that's still a fact but ...if...

Given what you want to get rid of, and bearing in mind what you already have to substitute - I'd get rid of it *all*, and use that money to get something different and inspirational, unless there was some specific reason for keeping something.

A video? Why? > 1. While holding down the [SYSTEM-1] button, turn on the power. > The [ARPEGGIO] button blinks. > 2. Use the SCATTER [TYPE] dial to change the settings. MIDI Channel Specifies the MIDI transmit/receive channel. The SCATTER LEDs (1–10) indicate the channel. (default: 1) • All unlit (O...

You basically want a sequencer or DAW of your choice running on your computer, with some sort of MIDI and Audio interface (if you want to record audio into the computer, hear audio etc). Presumably you want to use your Sixtrak as a controller (to play/record MIDI notes into the computer), so you'll ...

If it's a synth, then it's likely a rompler, something like the Roland ones you already mention.

But it isn't necessarily a synth, it could be a sample from a sample library, or even a sample from a guitar that the original producer did themselves.

I'm not really sure what you're asking? What can be done? You have a couple of drum machines, an electronic drum synthesiser, and a 6-voice polysynth. You can run them in sync with a DAW on your computer, and you can record them into the DAW as audio (and thus free up the hardware for new parts). As...

I would guess D50, but there's certainly M1 (piano) in that track, as well as other samples, so who knows the actual source - it could have been a D50/whatever sample on an S900 disk transferred into an S1000 - it was a bit of a wild west time for samplers back then. But - it's a flute sound, I'm su...

It’s a guitar + effects. Buying an analogue synth is not going to let you make this sound - wrong tool for the job

That's Microdeal AMAS:

http://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/a-hell-of-amas/5203
http://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/amas/5759

(Advanced MIDI Amiga Sampler)

no, those are ok i think, i can play some patches in perform mode Yes, but in performance mode, you have many performances that respond (multitimbrally) to different MIDI channels. Check your overall MIDI channel, and set it to 1. Also make sure your keyboard is transmitting on channel 1. Then patc...

MIDI channel?

Did you record that through a megaphone or something? It sounds very weird...

It's not really a recognisable sound, it's probably something digital/rompler-ey with a bunch of reverb on it. The sound is probably less important than the notes/flourish it's played with...

Please be specific. I listened to the first minute of that song and there are no synths in it whatsoever.

If there is a particular part, at a particular time, please mention it to stop people having to guess what you're talking about...

That's a filtered version of the Roland D50 "Soundtrack" patch (a glorious patch, and one of my all-time favourites, made by Eric Persing of Spectrasonics.) You can get it in Roland's D50 plugin, as well as the hardware, and there's a version of it in Omnisphere too (albeit not quite the same as the...

A link to the track so we can hear what you're talking about would be useful....