stephenjbennett wrote: PS I love 'Ordinary world'. Songs with beautiful choruses were really in fashion in the '80s.

Except that it was the early nineties when 'Ordinary World' was released.

madtheory wrote:Worked fine for me. Don't give up yet...

Oh, I gave up a long time ago. Maybe I should try it on this new computer though just for laughs. It was pretty irritating. I ended up selling the crappy nanoKey anyway for an LPK.

They're one of the better live acts I've seen in the past few years, and seem genuinely appreciative of their fans. Then why haven't they played anything from Grow Up and Blow Away in a long a*s time, and been reluctant to play anything but their most popular songs from Old World Underground, Where...

Slashe50 wrote:It would be nice. I like my copy of M1 LE.

I could NEVER get that s**t to work for me. I even contacted Korg and they gave me a new serial. f**k THEIR AUTHENTICATION!

firstly, my goal is to be able to control my mks-50 via pg-300 and as a controller the korg Z1. everything is working except the X-Y pad, mod and pitch wheels on the korg as well as changing patches via the korg. i have midi setup as follows. out from the mks-50 in to the korg out from the korg int...

Cheaper than some others.

minime123 wrote: .

pflosi wrote:

rharris07 wrote: He loves that dw8000 because of the joystick. I can thank Tallow for selling me that machine!

Does he prefer its FILTER or OSCILLATOR?

OR the AMPLIFIER?!

f**k sequencers. I don't use 'em.Besides, that doesn't make you a synthesis.

I sold my 606 2 months ago for 500, and have regretted ever since. Yesterday, I bought one in fantastic condition, with an Analog Solutions tone tweaker breakout for 666 bucks. 8-) I probably wouldn't have gotten the mod, so I feel that it was actually OK for me to sell my old one in order to get t...

rhino wrote:my mantra:

buy two broken ones
fix 'em
sell one. keep one.

Good one too.

Cumulus, if you want to offload that 808 for close to what you paid, hit me up

well, according to jimmy, as of a couple weeks ago, the pro-one theyve been touring with is the same one i sold them years ago. i think the reason he bought a refurbished one from me was to replace the unreliable ones. but what do i know? mini http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9YGBzq8asQ&feature=rela...

aux wrote:

You gentlemen have apparently never played a BitOne.

No I haven't. Never crossed my mind since I've never seen them at any (online) marketplace. Interesting tip, thnx!

I personally think it can get pretty big and it has a real great Oberheim/SSM Prophet quality to it.

i actually sold them that pro-one of theirs. its still going strong. :) Jimmy said they pick up Pro-Ones basically whenever they have the opportunity for a good deal because they like to keep a stock of backups and parts. They don't have just one. Jimmy also said some really retarded s**t about the...

One time I listened to that album over and over in the car on a 2 hour trip and back. I've done this a time or two also! :o I own a Pro One. I think it's an amazing synthesizer, and I believe a lot of us on here agreed that it might be one of the "iconic" pieces of the forum. Most of us own, like, ...