Ok then, the Mono/Poly it is. Thanks!

Can be heard at youtube.com/rainzkul

I'd like to know what you guys think. Also, if you have a Youtube account and would like to add me as a friend, feel free to do so.

Haha, that sounds really weird and cool. If you ever post some material on the internet, you have to post the link here.

So would it be practical to sequence the Mono/Poly with the Mobius and then record into my computer by using an audio interface? Yup - that'd be fine and dandy. Do bear in mind that you can't make use of any polyphonic applications this way though - CV control only works monophonically in this case...

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I want to make trip-hop folk music with a synth pop edge and a touch of geek-psychadelia

That sounds almost exactly like my older music. O.o

The Mobius looks good and is cheaper than the Kenton...

So would it be practical to sequence the Mono/Poly with the Mobius and then record into my computer by using an audio interface?

Oh, ok... So what would be good for sequencing a Mono/Poly?

Wait, what? VSE says that it has both...

After looking at some videos on Youtube, I have fallen in love with the Mono/Poly's sound. It is 26 years old though, so I'll be checking eBay and craigslist pretty often. Vintage Synth Explorer says Arpeg/Seq- YES with very cool effects. Sounds good, but does that means that it has both an Arpeggia...

I have and still am looking around on the web... The reason I came here was to get advice from human beings who have had first-hand experience with the synths that I'm looking at/for.

Speaking of which... The Korg Mono/Poly still has my attention. Has anyone here used one?

The $1000 is just for the synth.

I've decided that I'm good for drums, just need a synth now.

I actually don't have that much money at the moment, but ultimately I'm willing to spend $1000.

I'm listening to some Korgs on Youtube and the Mono/Poly sounds really nice to me... Any opinions on that?

Now that I think about it, Ethereal Wave is probably a more accurate description of the stuff that I'm writing in my head. So thick and liquidy is not at all a bad thing for me. Maybe a different Roland?

Sorry it took me a while to get back to you guys... Thanks for the links crystalmsc! So did Vintage Synth Explorer lie, or what? It says that the JP-8 is $500-$1500... I really love warm, fat analog sounds though, what else would be recommended at a maximum of say... $1000? And pix, I make Darkwave ...

So far I've been using all software stuff, but I would like to get some hardware analog gear. I'm thinking Jupiter 8, a good drum machine and something to sequence the Jupiter. So I have two problems. First, I have no idea what drum machine I should get. And second, I know nothing about sequencing a...