Yup, sounds like a dirty slider to me. I had a Juno-60 once and it did the same thing. I cleaned it and it worked great afterwards.

You don't really need the junction box. If I take the cable and plug it from the back of the 3100 into the 3200, the 3100's keyboard will control the pitch perfectly of both synths. It will even control the 3200 if the 3100 is turned off. So in essence I have a three oscillator semi-modular polysynt...

I learned last week that I can connect the 3100 to the 3200 and they will act as a PS-3300. I can control both with one keyboard very easily.

I personally have no problem with people expressing their opinion, I just have issues when it's just done in a a sort of juvenile way such as "it sucks". This hardly sucks. The funny thing to me is the biggest complaint I've seen is about it's looks. There are quite a few ugly synths too, but if it ...

shopunit wrote:I strongly dislike pointy guitars.

then you shouldn't buy it.

some fun with the Korg PS-3200. A semi-modular polysynth is great.

Korg PS-3200

Are you for real? The ARP avatar is a synth triggered by a guitar. How is that like this? I could be wrong but I believe 7Hz may be referring to this as the product that will sink Moog - just like the Avatar did ARP as it was pretty much unsellable. That's what I thought when I read his post at lea...

Two words: ARP AVATAR Plus, I can get a guitar to infinite sustain by holding the neck against the cab, or by turning the volume up, or with big distortion... I can also get a better muted sound with the palm of my hand, or a sock. The guitar in the video doesn't sound good to me, it sounds weak. I...

waveterm wrote:The Korg Sigma has quarter tone ability.

Press two adjacent keys and you get the pitch in between !

I don't understand the appeal of that what so ever...

ALternate tunings and such can be a lot of fun, but if I hit down two keys I don't want an awful detuned sound to come out... (or do I...)

this is crazy. i've had some issues with this particular 101. the pitch bender on the synth will bend notes up one full octave but not down one full octave. the mgs-1 grip will bend notes up about +10 semitones but not a full octave. I had my tech look at this for about a month and he couldn't figu...

a keyboard produces a trigger and a cv. Thats all it really does. This CV and gate info is used by the osc and is also sent to a CV and gate output. Why would one be different from the other?

I would think so, the strings sound great.

I never had that problem. How cheap is cheap? I'd say buy it if its cheap enough...

Does it have the patches loaded in? If not it won't do much of anything unless you program something...

You don't need to run it in stereo either, as long as you pan the voices the right way.

p.s this should be in the help section...

Seems (I won't say looks, because I agree that it's hideously ugly, very late '80s/early '90s style) cool. But, yeah, who besides rich old dudes, who have a little change left from their mid-life crisis sports cars, are going to buy these? I bet a lot of indie bands would love these. I know I would...