Computer Controlled wrote:Something tells me he doesn't do a damn thing other than come to the studio, track vocals and take the credit for everyone else's hard work.

If anyone is guilty of that, I'd say it's Timbaland.

Two questions:

Would it be worthwhile to have both I and II?

Is the DX7S indentical to the mk1 DX7? (By that I mean, in every way except cosmetics.)

I wouldn't.

hageir wrote:

synth3tik wrote:the horrendous M50.

NEVER AGAIN


Good job Korg, you douchebags!

That's the X-50.

Dr. Teeth played a Yamaha YC-30 too.

The Muppets rule!

pricklyrobot wrote:how can he claim to be any kind of innovator while relying so heavily on a sound that's so utterly played out?

At this point the most innovative thing he could do, is use live drums.

pricklyrobot wrote:

Clavier wrote:I kind of liked that song. It would have been better without autotune.

http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colber ... mble-kanye

Perfect!

Did they use a Drumulator for that track?

I kind of liked that song. It would have been better without autotune.

I like the way it looks. I'd buy this.

That's a pretty dedicated mother you have. Do you have any idea how impressive it is that she got you something like that? For your mom to have taken note of exactly what you wanted, remembered the model number, and actually secure one for you as a GIFT, is incredibly thoughtful of her. Just realize...

Leeroy Jenkins wrote: I am waiting for the classic angry sounds of the Oberheim polysynths to come back in style again the same way the Jupiter series has. I just think its not quite there yet. Maybe in a few more years.

Well, hopefully not before I get my OB-X!

Box, I don't know if you're still looking, but you should definitely give Korg a second look. For a long time I thought they were a joke, but these days I am finding that the lesser appreciated Korg synths give a lot of features/sound for your dollar. Take the Korg DW-6000. After having mine for a y...

Anyone on here like Zappa or Gentle Giant?

Van Der Graaf Generator is another interesting one that is often overlooked.