They are both midi capable right? Your using midi out from your Roland to the Korgs midi in? The next thing and you may have to check your manuals is to make sure the Roland is sending midi on a channel that the Korg can receive and that its set to too. One or the other may be set on a difrent chann...

Your lappy should be speedy enough I'd think. I can't listen to the glitches at the moment, but when I've had glitchy problems on other systems, there are two things to usually check for first. One is the buffer size within the recording program if it has a setting try adjusting it, too much and too...

Keyless yeah I probably could, but don't ask me to go knobless.

Bleach or white enamel paint. Just a couple ideas.

A Yamaha AN200 would probably stomp on some balls.

A portable digital recording studio, something like the Korg D4, spend some time recording and arranging songs/loops/samples from your other gear on it before hand, bring a cheap keyboard more for looks and backing, and a Korg KAOSS pad II or III for maingling the output with realtime effects.

Choir sounds are rompler territories. Roland V-Synth might be one of the best for choir sounds too perhaps, well that I've heard and little I know about it.

I think you should reconsider the Micron. Its one of the few reasons I keep one around, for its great programable arp/seq. You can send single note to its arp via midi from another synth or vice versa arps out midi, and then hide it in your duffle bag on the floor :) Not enough knobs for me...and t...

Don't do the Micron. It has the most uninspiring sequencer ever. Ever? I know I'm beating a dead horse with it, so I'm not going to argue about it, just thought it may be worth a re-look if anyone else happens in on the thread, I know JS likely won't reconsider, so I just hope anyone else who may b...

I just re-recomended this in another thread, the Alesis Micron has a freakin great programable arp. Its best feature IMO.

Yamaha AN1X has a pretty neat one too in the price range, and it sounds better than the JP-80x0 in my opinion too.

I think you should reconsider the Micron. Its one of the few reasons I keep one around, for its great programable arp/seq. You can send single note to its arp via midi from another synth or vice versa arps out midi, and then hide it in your duffle bag on the floor

I've a mkII, had it apart a few times just looking and digging around. I think you could test it out without pulling the boards, but you'd need to know exactly where everything is... Anyhow, I do know you have to pull the boards out and flip them over to the front side to see most of the stuff on th...

Not that it matters since you don't want one, but I just wanted to throw out the Spectralis for ya for other reasons then what you listed. The Analog Synth part is monophonic, and its OSCs are virtual, its just the filter/filters that make it an Analog Hybrid as far as I'm aware. The other parts are...

I don't think it would make a good controller either tho it does have a few plusses, being a controller is not one of them. It will send its Arps out tho which is nice since you can program custom user ones into it. Other than that its better off staying un-midied up or as a sound module if you do g...

I got one of these for my video: http://www.nextag.com/Pinnacle-Studio-MovieBox-Plus-586767223/prices-html Works pretty great, software is a pig tho. I also use MAudiophile USB for sound input which I've had for a bunch of years cause it works great, the only USB sound card that seem to always work ...