303's and Space Echoes, I think.

How could have we known that electronic music would be the next big thing and that these already old fragile machine would be sold 2 to 6 times the price!!!

Yeah, a sad thread...

CapnMarvel wrote:Yeah, got a nice professional job and all. Have a P600 and a little Emu Classic Keys running through a Fender Champ in my work office for stress relief.

Take it easy dude!!

No, that was just a quote from the B.L....
Thanks for sharing your first impressions, we share your excitement!

CapnMarvel wrote:Holy God, this is what a filter is supposed to sound like, and I'm just playing it through my little Fender Champ I have in my office. I can't wait to get it home and plug it in to my Oberkorn and run it through my PA. .

Are you employed, sir ??

About 10 years ago: A mint Univox Minikorg 700s for 80$ because I already had one (that looks like trash). 3 mint MS-20's being sold 500$ each; because the guy wanted to sell them altogether, with a Mellotron and a Jupiter6. At that time, they were generally being sold around 900$. That was the synt...

I remember when I saw The Thing when I was 14. The music remained in my mind for hours.

I scored a sh-1000 last week (early model, produced in Dec. 1973). It was in very good cosmetic shape, except for the yellowish keys. At first, it was hardly producing a sound for not having been used for 20-25 years. This issue got mostly fixed fixed by itself by playing with it a few minutes. All ...

Gianni wrote:Gaia and Lucina.

http://keyboardmag.com/article/roland-d ... 010/110523

That guy from keyboard magazine talks just like Alex Jones.

Describing music with words is a subjective task. We generally have to refer to other senses. Personally, I would use the word 'warm' to describe music that accentuates mid-low frequencies and that predominantly uses a lot of blurred sounds.

iphoenix wrote:The description fits the sound like a glove. Nice one I really like your sounds/tracks/ tunes.

Thanks for the kind words. Glad to hear you like it.

Subjective question: How does the Urzwerg sound?

Could be a Prophecy. That was THE synth to have back then.

When all of us will have our SEMs, sales will eventually decline and he will be glad that he did not hired all that staff.

pflosi wrote:you might not have understand the benefits of a modular...

In all modesty, yes. My mind is more musical than technical and I never had a real modular in hands. Maybe it would be an eye opener for me, maybe not.

These are some passionate answers! :) It's hard to decide to spend all your extra money on one specific model from the new ones we could get. Since I'm a kid, I've always loved the sound of the 2600. Love the Buchla sound too (K.F. Whitman did some nice things with it). Love the Moog sound too (Swit...