Yep, I've been doing that. Just keep in mind that the mono has louder output so you'll need a mixer to balance. I think there's also a slight EQ difference but it never bothered me that much.

Also: it's not about the notes but rather how often you repeat them.

J/K. Love me some SM3. That was pretty cool.

william wrote:
C'mon - when you cover your eyes and just look - what do you think LOOKS the coolest?

I'd say they would all look equally cool with my eyes closed.

All hardware live, but it's all guitar gear.
I haven't played electronic stuff live.

1,189.66 EUR = 1,643.41 USD

A good polyphonic synth is voiced to sound great when played polyphonic. So even if there's a mono mode on the poly it may not sound as great when in mono mode. In fact my favorite polys don't have a heavy bottom end; they leave some space in the mix. By contrast, to me a good mono is punchy in the ...

Thomann and Schneider are offering these for pre-sale now. I just ordered mine. :dancer: I've just gotta say this looks like a really cool synth. It's got pretty much everything you'd want in a mono, sounds pretty cool and is semi-modular. It's not something that I need but I'm happy it exists in th...

commodorejohn wrote:Well, there's a few hours left to go, but you just may be right...

Looks like voting is closed already.

Well I'm out. Too much time devoted to the band. Which is a good thing really. Hope to hear some sexy tracks.

I'd buy the original instead to have more vintage gear cred.
Then sell it and say it's overrated and can only do the Bladerunner patch.

Really looking forward to getting my mitts on this.

Infinity Curve wrote:
I think it would be cool to do another comp based on themes rather than gear used after this.

Yes, I'm going to vote on whoever I think is going to change the theme for the next round.

Been busy making music with my band. Not sure I'll squeeze something in. Hopefully this weekend!

Ah the rare back-to-front Pro One!