the oscillators in the polylite are completely digital. the oscillators in the polylite are completely digital. the oscillators in the polylite are completely digital. the oscillators in the polylite are completely digital. the oscillators in the polylite are completely digital. You already have syn...

that list probably changes when a single person buys 1 synthesiser, given that synthesisers dont have huge turnover.

As for the rest of this thread, there still doesn't seem to be a single direct comparison audio file for anyone to download.

yeah ..
the oscillators are completely digital, they're not DCOs.

The filter is analogue though, so I guess maybe that'd make up for it... but then maybe you could buy an MFB filter box + a cheap poly digital synth that has knobs for lesss and get more controls.

isn't the MFB polylite just a poly version of the synth lite.. which actually has digital oscillators, not DCOs..?

I can't exactly remember so maybe not.

computron wrote:wow i just looked at what the rm1x is going for on ebay buy it now 600? Thats insane!!no more then 200 tops.I got mine for 125 .that mc 50 seems to priced at what a rm1x should be.good luck!

600 is not a normal price

what was it you were hoping I would gain from reading this post?

dont go the MC303. . I was warned off it by soo many people when I was thinking about it! haha by step-input do you mean 303 style step input where you enter a note/rest/etc and then it advances to the next step , or the kind that has a row of 16 buttons, 1 for each step? I would suggest the Yamaha ...

It's like the difference between humanoid robots with neural networks in their skulls, and human beings.

Arguably exactly the same, but there's still 'something' there.

New favorite combo:

Electribe S-1 mk2, sequencing the Blofeld w. sampling upgrade... epic drum machine!

if it's the main and the headphone,

you should be safe from at least connection troubles..

Sure you didn't accidentally set something in one of the 1359725948137591875levels of menus? haha

Voyager spaceship was sent to the deep dark and cold space, with a disk that will remain playing during hundreds of years until the battery dies. They VOYAGER project was designed by Carl Sagan when working wit the NASA I don't think we're talking about the same thing.. I was talking about electrom...

128 pattern slots should really be plenty to include variations.. how many songs do you need to have on hand all the time?

If you had 8 parts to a song, that's still 16 songs you can have on there at once.

Have you played with any good hardware synthesizers?

awesome, looks like it has enough of an inlay on the front to be able to cover it with another panel for transport if thats what you were thinking too. What modules do you have in there (generic names please... I know nothing of brand parts for modulars.. just yours looks about the size I was thinki...

Are you sequencing it externaly or just playing it? I think the stuck notes thing was only when sequencing from a computer or something.