You're really not going to get those sounds from Dexed. You might be able to, but it will be pushing FM synthesis to get what was an analog synth. The pretty much standard synth for EBM these days is an Access Virus. People also use things like Microkorgs, Mininovas, Blofelds, etc. To get that kind ...

it is a two-oscillator semi-modular. There are others available, for considerably lower prices.

and apparently that much chaining is fine. IS either hub MTT?

Hyde wrote:An EPS can be had for about the same price. & they are much more user friendly. Both machines have a distinct sound to them.

partly because a Mirage has an analog filter.

I have a V-Machine that I should probably sell.

check your power management settings. Try connecting the synths directly to the PC and if it keeps happening, it is the machine not the USB ports. Anyway, most synth devices are going to be USB 2, with the exception of the Virus Ti, which is pokey ole USB 1. Also, that much daisy chaining may not be...

Ableton 10 Suite (upgrade from standard 9), Maschine Micro (and a used full-size maschine controller for $50), and a Behringer D.

Most of those are a combination of CPU and DSP. Pretty low-grade CPUs, too.

Alas, both SM Pro Audio and Muse Research are no longer selling their 'run a VST' boxes.

sorry, i meant i searched the VFXSD mailing list.

ok i searched and searched and found related discussions. The closest thing i could find said to basically reseat all the socketed chips, and if that doesnt work it might be the CPU scanner chip? sound right?

The specific known calibration issue was caused by Fatar making a two-section keybed and the connections in between breaking. Their later keybeds don't have that two-section PCB, as far as i know. I have been hammering my brain all day trying to remember the source of the problem, and if i am rememb...

but the now practically legendary keyboard problem, is the calibration error one. And many people don't realize that the problem disappeared during or before SD-1 production...

See if you can find a copy of the service manual. The ensoniq samplers often have problems that source back to the keyboard assembly. In any case, the service manual is a good place to start. (the VFX isn't a sampler) Anyway, keyboard related problems with ensoniq synths have a very specific set of...

the ESQ VST works as an editor does it not?

HalloweenJack wrote:Here we are, definitely not a sampler:

Prophet X Specs

Price: 3.999$

Except, it plays back samples. From SSD, is my bet. And it can import samples. Sample space is kinda dinky for four grand, tho. The other oscillators are 'digital'.