I dig the video, REwire. And thanks for posting your thoughts on the various gear, some of which is out of the mainstream of what the average VSEr talks about.

WD

Jack Spider wrote:[T]here also comes a point where a thread becomes a little intimidating to participate in.

Yeah, tell me about it. I anxiously dread my lips' tiring from all of the reading.

WD

I met one of the guys from waldorf stefan or something. I don't know if he really spoke english cuz he just stood there while someone else talked to me about the blofeld and than shook my hand as I left. If it were Stefan Stenzel (Head of Development), then, yes, he speaks English, and he would be ...

This is a BUYER'S GUIDE topic. Moved.

Good luck in your modular quest.

WD

This is a HELP topic...

WD

This is a "versus" thread, which belongs in BUYER'S GUIDE, despite the apparent misnomer.

WD

By the way, I think that this is a HELP topic.

WD

BUYER'S GUIDE or SOUND PRODUCTION topic. Given the outboard filter nature of the inquiry, off to SOUND PRODUCTION this goes...

WD

Yep, I have poly-chained multiple PEK/Rs. But, in poly-chaining, one increases the polyphony by four voices with each addition...as one synth. If there are three people playing three PEKs, then, if they are poly-chained, each person would be playing all of the PEKs at once. It'd be like three people...

Nicely researched. Thanks for posting.

WD

Stuck.

WD

Hate is too strong a word. But the one thing with which I never clicked: --Korg Microkorg. I love the engine and the logical interface. However, the tiny keys are simply unplayable by my fumbling fingers. I ended up giving it to my kids and procuring an MS2000BR to replace the sound engine and incre...

I think the JP-8000 is fantastic. It can sound very close to the JP-8 and MKS-80 which is great for me because i can't afford either. The JP-8000 does not capture the lush organic sound of the JP-8 it just has some similar waveforms and features. It just has similar features to the origional Jupite...

What?! II? wasn't there already a LinnnDrum LM-1 and a LinnDrum LM-2? anyways, sounds great! I hope it'll come in a few different colorschemes; the purpleish-blue that Dave loves, the black and orange that Roger used on the original LinnDrums Never heard of the LM-2, myself. You might be mis-identi...

No worries.

WD