Oh dammit!! It's impossible to paste a link that has parentheses into this forum system.... you have to copy the entire link including the ".mp3" into your browser

Thanks for all the feedback on my last remix! :thumbup: Just finished another one recently, but under a different alias. The original band is called Reykjavík! and they are from.... Reykjavík! The original song is very much indie-rock... Featured synthstuff: Polysix ESX KaossPad MicroKorg MS-20 ER-1...

take for example the minimoog. That is classic, wood grain, knobs, etc, its something that has never gone out of style. Classic to us now, but dated and ugly to most people in the mid-80's DX7 crazy era.... I think the D-50 will look pretty "classic" in a few years. On the other hand I know NOTHING...

otto wrote:I imagine you could take the feet off.

Footloose!

I'm using XP.

Everyone I talked to before getting the MOTU told me to stay the h**l away from the firewire versions. They tend to die unexpectedly and never work again, plus they have even worse drivers!

About a month ago I got myself this supposedly nice interface (the USB2 version) but it's been giving me all sorts of c**p that I never expected and have never had to deal with in my 8+ years of digital music making.... -It's got bad drivers, terrible latency problems and crashes all the time. I'm l...

I just got one a few weeks ago. I love it too. I'm still a bit scared of it

Wow such an obvious scam..... kick this guy off and put him on the bad traders list!

"where can I sell it?" come on! if he got this stuff 5 years ago he bloody well knows.

Mooger5 wrote:I think the original Bass Station rack is analog. like the kb version. But the Super Bass Station is virtual analog...

No, I'm pretty sure the Super BS is also analogue...

I have the first version Drumstation and it has actually never worked 100% (or even 50%) since I got it (used). The first 5 months it was completely non-functional except the DIN converter (which is one of the main reasons why I bought it in the first place). Lately (after I moved houses apparently)...

Johnny Lenin wrote:

Sexor wrote:

What's the large circular control on the front panel? Oversized data wheel?

No, it's the volume control

MONKEY!

SickMonkey wrote: maybe it's supposed to behave like this...

That's quite different from mine.... even all the way to the right, the sound doesn't "pw into silence"

http://www.vintagesynth.com/yamaha/ys200.jpg Beat me to it! I can't believe I actually HAD one of these - it was butt-ugly and unbearably horrible to program... except of course the volume :!: On top of it all, I think it was deliberately mocking me when it decided to crash its operating system and...

Just upgraded my position in the CS club 8)

I got the PG-300 a few months ago.... found it extremely underwhelming (stepping filter etc...). So I sold it and got myself a Juno-106 for the same amount of money (!!) I still have the Alpha but I use a program called EZalpha to program it. Muchmuchmuch cheaper 8) You might consider getting the BC...