I watched the intro/demo/whatever the other day (linked back from Matrixsynth) and I was quite impressed. I think the one thing that I keyed on immediately was the ability to midify even the simplest (and perhaps more complex) melodies. Add the push interface, and I can envision so many ways to make...

'kin 'ell...

That book and a comfy chair sounds like a good idea, most definitely analogue! http://s3.amazonaws.com/files.posterous.com/temp-2011-06-08/myFrgwiscrwEueJeErmgjAkrGbbyvchmrdxjiqJjtuhurkFroBxphhaIAito/dis-missed.JPG.scaled1000.jpg?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJFZAE65UYRT34AOQ&Expires=1350868520&Signature=FYIW...

Would I be way far off-base to think this might be the Mk. III monomachine?

...turns out I'm not really that good at speculation.

pitiful hairsplitting Quoted using Wikipedia: "The term "analogue" describes the proportional relationship between a signal and a voltage or current that represents the signal." That being said, poor choice of words to coin your own meaning to; come on - what do you expect in a board full of f**k s...

The eurorack and Matrix 12

IIRC, the Macbooks of late use the standard Intel HD Chipset found on quite a wide range of laptops. Depending on your exact model, I think it uses the Cirrus Logic Chipset. Either way, it should work for your purposes. Regardless, if you're getting feedback in terms of audible squeal you will want ...

If you're thinking MicroKorg, why not go all out and get the MS2000? More hands on, same synth engine, same vocoder, external inputs, heaps more hands-on control (not to mention a reasonable sized keyboard).

Especially with smaller modular manufacturers, I try to buy the stuff new when I can afford it. Doing so allows the scene to continue on in some small fashion. Synths, samplers and the like, I have found to have a much smaller overall audience than say guitars or other traditional instruments. We're...

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sounds like Oberheim to me....

Matrix 12 is an Oberheim.

I'm gonna make a wild guess and say Matrix 12, based on what little I know about the studio it was recorded in and the hardware they had about. I do recall one of the factory Matrix 12 patches having a very similar sound... I'll have to fire mine up later and see if I'm even remotely close. I know t...

for what you'd pay from wine country it's really not "that bad" imho. say you bought one rough ($200), then paid the $500+ to have it in that state, well then this is only overpriced by $2-300. ha - and it seems someone agrees with me since it just sold. If it did sell (I couldn't gauge if it reall...

Interesting only for the sake of Hannah Montana's stalker gaze; and I use the term 'interesting' in this case rather loosely.



And then:







Reasonable starting price for one of these:

An SP-12 Turbo just sold for $850.- here locally that I know of. SP-1200's go for ridiculous money. I would love one but can't see dishing out 2k for one. Drumulators... I think $200.- is wishful thinking, even though I personally wouldn't shell out the cash for it -- doesn't mean someone else would...

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Goatse?