welcome to the polyevolver!

it doesn't sound stereotypically analog.

your friend is probably wrong in most cases. common understanding by a person of reasonable intelligence is that if you buy an item despite an "AS IS" caveat, you are buying an item that: 1) may or may not work 2) cannot be returned at any time for not working. any right to an "implied warranty" is ...

I dont think Radiohead was playing a real Ondes Martenot, i didnt look at the video but Johnny Greenwood did have custom built one that you can pick up for about $2500 USD from Analogue Systems called the French Connection. I know he played the french connection all over Yorke's solo record and pla...

the more hardware synthesizers i own, the more i want to sell most of them off and focus on three powerhouses: the UltraProteus, the Xpander, and the FS1R. they are so radically flexible i could really squeeze much more fresh sounds than i could ever use in a lifetime. in the early days, having less...

i vote for the Prodigy with CV control.

The E-Mu Proteus 2000 series has resonant LPF/BPF/HPFs (and even more types than that - 50 total types). The Ultra-Proteus and Morpheus have even more. the UltraProteus/Morpheus have 288 filters. and they're z-plane. note the UltraProteus' position in my signature. the Morpheus is exactly the same,...

i've used a Buchla that's been powered on longer than i've been alive. seriously. the LEDs have this bloodshot red look in their eyes, very creepy.

JUGEL wrote:what's under the Juno ?

Juno-60 is on top
Juno-106 is on bottom

the Prodigy is relatively bulky, it looks Casioishly small in that picture!

hageir wrote:

xpander wrote:Fulltone '70 fuzz.

smooooth..
is it nice?
creamy?

it is a brown, obese bumblebee.

Fulltone '70 fuzz.

Hi, how would i go about that? what do i need as far as a set up? where do i find new sounds? many different ways & software- use MIDI and google up a general SYSEX librarian or dedicated 106 editor, i'll bet there are freeware/shareware ones for any modern platform. and change the battery, that's ...

patch memory ≠ voice chips

backup all of the banks and load some new ones.

http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/3813/clipboard02ro1.jpg I still don't know what this black synth is... that's a custom black Waldorf XTk made just for Trent Reznor by Waldorf back in the day; they made two for him for his performance of "The Fragile" on the MTV Music Awards. http://farm1.static.fl...

Altitude wrote:Its actually based on the heavily chopped up BSD kernal. It has about as much in common with unix as windows XP has with VMS and RMX (on which it is "based"). Their claim is more marketing then computing. Anyway..

yeah, as i said, it's based on Unix.