For the first time I linked up my voyager/vx351 and micromoog (I know i know...) and WOW did that rattle some teeth loose! Also made a very expensive four on the drum machine with some help from the cp 251 lol

After spending way too much time working on gear, we finally worked on some music lol. let me know what you guys think.
https://soundcloud.com/roza-mira5000/5-tones

Actually with all the visual feedback on the oscillators, filters, envelopes and,lfos, I think it would good for a newbie to learn on. I actually used mine to teach synthesis to a friend of mine that had a free synth for a couple weeks.and knew nothing about synths other than the fact that they make...

I like to have very feature rich synths. I have a blofeld and voyager as my main synths and have yet to hit a wall with them . My micro moog and jx3p don't get used as often but they are nice to have when I need them Sometimes I do get lost in creating "the perfect sound"on my feature heavy synths b...

Scories wrote:I would not trade the Micro for a Phatty especially since it seems that you have a Voyager.
Be faithful to your first love.

Yeah I dont think I could ever get rid of her

I love my micro moog, it was my first synth. taught me a lot about subtractive synthesis and sound design. Ithink about selling it every now and then for something more modern. But always get talked out of it by myself or someone else (sub phatty was the most recent temptress) I kinda miss the days ...

griffin avid wrote:First synth was a MicroKORG.
I remember posting on a forum that KORG would make a boatload of money of they made a bigger microKORG.
Someone sent me a link to the MS2000.

thats hillarious

I'm kind of in the same position as the OP. My first synth, a Yamaha SY22 is in the hands of a friend now, but my second synth, an SH101 (now with grip and original strap) which I've owned for 20 years (cost me 50ukp in 1993!) is now about to be traded for a Pro 1 and a bit of cash. I've used the S...

That was great! You covered a lot in a short amount of time. Really makes me want a geiger counter now lol

HI! Welcome aboard

ha theres a lot of poly800s for first synths! that was my second, it was neat, sometimes i still wish i had it for those stacked paraphonic sounds. but the envelopes always bugged me on that. i sold it a couple years ago for a drumtracks which i then sold for my jx3p

I do, its my micromoog. You should keep that one. It's one on those that's more useful than it first appears. I have my first synth, sort of. It was a Korg X5 rompler, and I still have the rack version, the X5DR I traded the keyboard version in for. I still like the harp, the choir, bells and pads,...

...And what is it? i do, its my micromoog. but it has been getting used less and less lately and i have been considering letting it go to fund new gear (minibrute/ms20 combo, subphatty, or analog4...or perhaps starting a modular :help: ) every time i think im going to sell it though, i get all senti...

Blofeld is amazing, its practically a digital modular synth. Filters sound really good to (thats coming from a moog fan boy lol) i have had as few issues with it, like the memory problem and it freezing but with the the newest OS (1.16b I think) and having a mod that was recomended by the folks at w...

If it's still any interest to the OP, marc doty has some very educational videos. Watch them all (seriously!) Not only will you understand a lot of the terms your looking for, but you will learn more about the history of synthesis http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmM8qIb8rjE&feature=youtube_gdata_play...