i wuld also suggest the a4000 over the a3000 got mine (a4000) for 140$ six months ago.

i'm using these jbl reference. bass response is great, i almost can feel my eardrum being push and pull at lower bass.

depending on where you are means lower prices.... i'm from canada and our dollars felt like rotten leaf at fall. it was at parity with the us$. wich means that an ms-20 that sold for 2000$us last year is the same price for me then now at 1500-1600us$... the dollar was at .77 last week... i think tha...

i would suggest that you look at black lion audio. they could mod you digi002r. look at gear slutz for review, they do great stuff. paramount pictures usses one of them to records classic ensemble. i did ordered a adc fro them and it sounds great, even improve the sound quality of my audio interface...

thanks, i realy like how random it sounds.

i realy like it!

how did you made the stereo moovement at the begening of the song? sounds like a stereo module controled by a lfo with a saw wave.

meatballfulton :well what can i say? free cd drive, fast shipping, nicely boxed. maybe perfect would be appropriate?

n3wt15 sold me a nord modular G1, fast ship,great deal, the only prblem is the synth is to addictive...

thanks alot folks!

from your list an advantage of the s5000/s6000 is that it runs with fat32 drive, that means that you can have an flash card reader for it and use the card almost anywhere. very handy to back up also. price wise you could also get the usb card to connect directly into you computer. for decent filters...

audible: when you say that you use it as a squetch pad. do you take the sequence you did and transfer it thru midi into your pc, or you start all over again? the monome shure is more user friendly, more apps available... but you still have a computer to get along with. and that's what turns me off a...

did you try boosting some frequencies while sampling then cutting them at the back to kind of make some artificialy? got that idea while reading this: http://www.sic.rma.ac.be/~xne/el401/aliasing/ ie: sampling at 4khz. boosting the 4000 hz range to get aliasing at 2000 hz. and at the play back you c...

hfinn wrote:

novielo wrote:how many legs and arms are you braking to have these deals?

Well, it was sort of lucky. I bought this and a CS-60 for 2,000. I ended up parting out the CS-60 for $2,300.

so in fact you did 300$ for getting a cs-80.

cheers at your deal man!

hfinn wrote:After everything is said and done I picked this up for -$300...

how many legs and arms are you braking to have these deals?

you can sample at 4 khz with the s612 as well, you just have to press c2 (36) prior to record. if i remember well you got more then one s612, you could resample between then.

yes i remeber that one, ask jsr he has one.
and comeback with the link so he's not flooded with emails

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