Winner must show proof of social security number to the Bob Moog Foundation. Does this mean that non-US citizens can't participate? The rules are not that clear... I believe it is open to participants worldwide given they will pay up to $200 for shipping, but you are responsible for customs or extr...

bochelli wrote:Upon launch of the product did Korg feature children demonstrating them ? if its indeed the market for it.

No.

Out of those choices I'd say the MFB is your best bet.

This board has gotten weeeeird lately. Is mercury still in retrograde or something ?! Other than me agreeing with Tallow, the rest of it seems the same. It's still a place where people are complaining about new, affordable analog synths becoming available, I've spent the last couple of decades wish...

This board has gotten weeeeird lately. Is mercury still in retrograde or something ?!

Just ignore these pretentious bullshit posts. He trolls every thread about new gear extolling the virtues of his various crusty old synths that spend more time getting looked at than played. Probay the wisest route. I love my crusty old synths, too, but I love the fact that anolog is now more affor...

bochelli wrote:Stupid silly trash a Transcendent 2000 part working would blow this rubbish away.

I think I'll buy the one you won't buy

Cool. I'll use the "new" MS20

Yes. Also try adjusting your keyboard & envelope amount knobs.

Geeeeeeeze guys. I was simply saying what I think would be cool to add to this bullshit thread. Of course it isn't feasible or realistic. Perhaps an 808 style analog box could be doable though. I honestly just like the way they are programmed.

MC202 would be cool as well !

I'm sure there is an easier way, but f**k it, I'm using a bus and it works as if I had a real machine plugged in.

Still not working. WTF. I specifically want to program the patterns in nepheton, not write them in, then be able to record them to the arrange section as an audio track.

Who's the asshole named Tom that keeps talking s**t on the page ?

Someone hook this man up with an Ion.

This might not count as sampling, but when I was a kid, I used to record sequences of sounds from a cheap AM radio plugged into a couple of my dad's guitar pedals and then record that into a boombox (aka, ghetto blaster). The "sequencing" effect was achieved by pressing record/play every couple of ...