where in Cali are you? craigslist is a great source....if your in socal, lord lot of places to scope... get a hohner bass keyboard and run it thru some effects...buy a decent filter pedal.... novation will met your needs, the rack or the keyboard version....the rack is a little better, has some feat...

yamaha sy-2 was my 1st real synth....not counting my childhood "keyboards" from walmart and radioshack.

removed by me

how many samples can it hold ????
can you dump the samples to some type of external hard drive for back up storage?
it samples at 12bit but does it have that 12bit crunch???

space6oy sent me a REAL $20.00 in the mail in exchange for an s2000 that I lost the software too...

I cant see anyone having a problem with it.....

3VCO's has both boards, I am 99.99% sure of that...

my understanding is differences with the II is

~double memory, independent envelopes for VCA and VCF, more control of the brass voices, program voice parameter

tallowwaters wrote: wiss - something incomprehensible due to myriad spelling errors with too many of these ..................................................
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oh man........you may be able to understand my rants.....if I didnt suffer from serve dyslexia.

no, you dont....unless you like digital sounds.... I dont regret selling mine.... the plus side of it....its very easy to use, great editing, unless your an analog tone snob it will meet all your needs.... I've come to find that I like the MD's sound better than analog machines... sure, it won't gi...

no, you dont....unless you like digital sounds.... I dont regret selling mine....

the plus side of it....its very easy to use, great editing, unless your an analog tone snob it will meet all your needs....

having owned both the 6track and p-600...both are great boards...the sequencer and midi is just way better on the 6-track...yes its very easy to use the 6 track's seuqncer with a drumtraks or any other midi machine...getting around on the 6 tracks is a bit lame at times....

Blue Monster 65 wrote: but the Jesus & Mary Chain had played the same venue earlier that night (around 6:30).

so you left around 6:50 or so.....

SCI Drumtraks....not sure if there was a clap....but better editing than any other drum machine of its time...

Alex E wrote:But here's what really burns my Bacon:

MC-303 --about $400 new in 1996.

TB-303 --about $400 new in 1982.

should've waited until 1984, could got the sucker for less than $100

you cant give the mc- 303 away...

suitandtieguy wrote: also the Smashing Pumpkins lied about using one. i saw some video documentary where Corgan said "yeah we like sampled stuff into it ... it's like an analogue sampler.".

I think billy was talking about thier chamberlin