Not a P5. 106 is a good guess.

JP-8000 is my only VA and the only one I need.

From my humble point of view, a great advantage with MIDIfying the older ones is that one can record the chords, lead, line, melody whatever...and then being able to change the SOUND of that afterwards...that's the only thing I use MIDI for, considering hardware synths. I play keyboards good enough ...

JMP wrote:This came up once before and was stated to be a Minimoog.

Definately a Moog. Could be a Source too, but probably a Mini.

Hi everyone, I'm new to the forum. OSCar is my all-time favorite monosynth. I had three of them (for polyphonic action etc) for 15 years. I'ts an excellent and unique sounding synth. Someone already mentioned the dual filters that can be overdriven, with separate resonant peaks. I also think its di...

Thanks for the reply. Badass gear list, indeed!

Check it out on Spotify!

Calling Micke,

and others

This 1982 album is just brilliant. What gear did he/they use?

Retro sounds in a modern context. Tasteful sound design.

Some new tips from iProg: 1. Use a reference track when you've come to the mixing part of an album. It is often, for me, much more inspiring to reassemble a production rather than the actual song. Listen to other producers (trevor horn, peter collins, quincy jones, tony visconti, rupert hine) and im...

My trio is now complete. The Prophet VS has landed in my studio. Great condition, great deal.

And the sounds. Heaven!

Pics coming soon just very happy now

Z wrote:Also from the Grace Under Pressure tour video (with those haunting PPG bells):


A few glimpses in this video:

Gotta love Neil's rat tail and Alex's f**k faces.

Best band in the world, ever.

Micke wrote:Anyone care to take a guess as to what synths & keyboards were used on PHANTASM
and INSEMINOID?

The approximate recording dates for these are late '78 and '80 respectively.

I have no speakers on my computer at work so I'll take care of it when I come home

Geddy Lee is my favorite PPG player ever, I think. Besides Martin Gore and Billy Currie.

Grace Under Pressure is smacked with terrific PPG sounds, Power Windows as well.

I play Geddy's role in a Rush tribute band called The Hemispheres, I should know

Could be a Solina, absolutely!

I know, I know, first post is a "help me find a synth!" post I primarily play guitar and bass, and I'd like to start taking keys a bit more seriously. My only experience on keys is piano lessons as a kid and messing around with a Roland Alpha Juno a few years ago. I'm into the whole "prog rock" thi...