Put wonderfully.

I've owned both and I don't think they are much alike myself. I still have the M12.

Moog Rogue

In my opinion, that's a good price if it came with a 3620 keyboard. If you buy one from the US you could get cheaper (that's about $6000 usd, which is way too much for a 2600) so come to think of it, that might be too much.

It really is like a Polyphonic MS-20. Only downside is that the filter does not self resonate. Although I guess on a synth like this it really doesn't bother me. I have a MS-20 and MS-50 for that

BF wrote:- S1 has 5 waveforms for the oscillators/lfo. S1MK2 has 7.
- The S1 LPF only function in lowpass mode. S1MK2 LPF functions in 2 different lowpass modes and bandpass mode.

Those are the big differences...

I was actually able to use the AKS in a very melodic way. I got some nice melodies. It's not the easiest thing to work with though...

Z wrote:I've always wondered what the joystick does. I'm assuming it could be assigned to control whatever you want: pitch, VCF, VCA, LFO, etc.

Pretty much. Anything that can be controlled by CV you can assign to the joystick. My Korg PS-3010 keyboard has the same thing.

Yes, you can control it with an external keyboard.

Yoozer wrote:

hfinn wrote:Or their 48 voice polysynth's the PS-3xxx

But they're paraphonic, so they don't count .

Although, there are 48 filters and envelopes... Basically a synth circuit per key. I really don't care. I can play 48 keys at a time.

How can it store patterns without a battery?

Yoozer wrote:

wiss wrote:WHERE IN THE h**l IS THIER ANALOG DRUM MACHINE....

Did they ever make one when they started their business?

It's the same as asking for Korg's legendary 6- or 8-voice polysynth.

Or their 48 voice polysynth's the PS-3xxx

For anyone interested here is a clip of my old CP-30:

CP-30

You mean modulation matrix?

It's usually just a large menu of modulation possibilities. (I put that into it's simplest explanation)

I guess you could say I'm a purist in that I don't think guitars and synths should mix on the same instrument. There is no synth features on this except for a filter. I've never liked the Roland GR-synths, and frankly I think the Avatar deserved to fail (they chose to release that instead of the wa...