size and number of keys.darkneutron wrote:Thanks for suggestions...come to think of i do really need poly synth...so far i liked
access virus ti2 polar the most...though it would be good, if it had at least 49 keys....by the way whats the difference between access virus ti2 polar and access virus ti2 keyboard?
Which analog synth to buy?
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Re: Which analog synth to buy?
As far as I know, the only difference is the color and number of keys... But that's just my knowledge
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Re: Which analog synth to buy?
The Polar keybed isn't quite as nice feeling either.
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Re: Which analog synth to buy?
Korg MS-20 is the usual suspect. That's the classic synth for heavy leads and harsh experimental madness. If it's just for piercing leads and heavy basses, the Little/Small Phatty seems to deliver.
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Re: Which analog synth to buy?
He mentioned in a later post he desired poly