Juno-60s are SUPER overpriced these days... I mean stupidly so... if you want THAT sound, get a juno-6 yeah i saw one that was mint-y on EBay for over $1500...not that it will sell for that but, that is close to what they cost new in 1982 ffs and it's going to need work on the caps at least unless ...

study whatever inspires you might be a good idea to study whatever symphony, dj set or live performance moves you notice what works and analyze it then appropriate whatever ideas you get; try different approaches to get different results practice practice and practice some more play small parties to...

Phoenix->San Diego for OB-Xa
Phoenix->Denver for JP-8

both drives were around 7-8 hrs each way

JP-8 x3
k-station x2
waldorf pulse x3 (the same unit, even)
micron x2

^^^that's gotta be the strangest VA substitute I've ever heard of^^^^
an OB-12 sounds like an Oddy? To me it sounds like a gritty digital synth with not enough power in the DSP to sound even remotely like a classic VCO analog, but hey - whatever works for ye!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ajLjOBSxWc&feature=related ^^^^^^^^^ there ya go man the modular synth video - was just a bunch of STATIC... thats what i heard - it wasn't even filtered noise. static? there's a VCA being gated by some f**k clock or something. there are obvious breaks in the noise. ...

fun!!!

you can buy the filter in various formats and maybe get a little bit of the sound, but all in all i don't think any synth made since really comes very close to the sound of those 70s ARPs. i'm not exaggerating when I say that the digital emulations still have a very long way to go yet, to come anywh...

that was pretty impressive, and also educational.
thanks for sharing!

NOT-SO-SECRET SECRET TIP: two cheap/OK synths MIDI'ed together and run through some half-decent FX can do waaay better pads than one "awesome synth" can by itself great pads come from imagination and musicality - not up-to-date-do-it-all circuitry after the initial 'wow' wears off most pads in the n...

So what I'm looking for is basically a set of relatively simple analog 2-oscillator monos. I'm looking to add some American beef to the current setup. The contenders right now are the Pro-One and Multimoog, with a possible leap to an OB-1 if the price is right. I'm not looking to spend Odyssey mone...

glad you like it

Harp3 wrote:
Why don't we participate actively in this forum?

i'm surprised anyone responded at all!
even when VSE was more lively 4-5 yrs ago the LL was always something of a ghost-town.

Buy Alchemy and a good knobby controller and forget about the Neuron. so alchemy does resynthesis w/ the Hartmann code now? I can't imagine anything sounding like a Neuron. It's got the most distinct sound of any digital synth I've ever had, along w/ FS1R and kawai k5000. but Neuron even moreso. wh...

Nostromo 2-track EP featuring pt1&2 of 'Noe's Void' inspired by the film Enter the Void 48 minutes of non-stop soundscape evolution streaming is free; download in FLAC or mp3 is $1 USD featuring the SynthTech and Wiard oscillators, metasonix R-modules, RE-301 tape echo, timefactor, sem20 and Borg2 ...

clearly it's a no-brainer if you already have an iPad i don't - and i still don't want one i just don't see how it can transcend from being merely a toy -> instrument given the zero tactile-feedback of a touchscreen. if it was a percussion instrument that'd be one thing <sans broken glass>... but a ...