crazyboris

yes you did, I told you about him...

so many emoticons! fiuuuuuw...

naaah I don't believe you you always want just one more synth

radi!

euhm... www.psyshop.com?

stupid poll

allright then

I don't like dark at all. Maybe that I should give this a try?

I've never understood the whole fuzz about pleiadians. I can't listen to it any longer than approximately 5 minutes.

to make it a little bit more difficult... http://www.spectralis.de/

thanks for the replies listening to an '96 live set from dj esp very repetitive, but that's just so great about it

I don't know the exact name of the music I'm looking for but it's made mostly with drumcomps and 303's. It exists, no doubt about that, but I don't know where to find it. Tracks I know and like a lot: DDR & The geezer - Mad cows on acid Cosmic Commando - Acid overdose Public Energy - three 'o three Charlie don't surf - Blood on my giro Can you boys and girls recommand me some tracks/artists/albums? Muchos gracias in advance!

the whole afternoon I'm listening to the tracks on his site instead of learning for my exams.........

www.plastikman.com

I can get it for €300 - €350 What's the reason you're selling it if it's such a great synth?

yeah, the little phatty is sexier but has fewer knobs. I think you can't turn the RES and CUTOFF knob at the same time because it's 1 knob for both. The Ion/Micron is virtual analog, but it sounds analog so it doesn't really matter

a moog and an ion are 2 different synths with different possibilities / options indeed if I had to choose (and had lots of money), I would go for the Moog Voyager, otherwise the Ion. the voyager is a pretty kewl synth, especially with the VX 351 extention but the ion has 12 voices don't know if you heard about these: http://asb.creamware.com/

true and true

I'm going to buy me a Nova and a Korg EA (MkII perhaps) 2 nice synths and 2nd hand very cheap

it is check out http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews...ard%2FSynth#man and http://www.soundonsound.com/articles/Reviews.php for reviews

I you want to learn how synths work, I suggest you buy a midi controller and assign each knob on your softsynth to a knob on your midi controller. That would be a lot cheaper than buying a hardware synth The BCR2000 has a lot of knobs and is quite cheap too. Cheap second hand synths are: Roland Juno 106, Novation KS rack, Novation Nova, Nord Lead rack (already a little bit more expensive) Korg Poly 61(m), Korg Poly 800 etc. These are the only ones I can think of at the moment. If you really want to buy a hardware synth to learn basic (subtractive) synthesis, you should go for the Nova or KS rack. They'll fit your needs the most I think. The Nova even has FM possibilities, but they're a bit limited. But remember: once you go hardware, you'll never want to go back to software edit: if you REALLY want to learn synthesis, look for a Nord Modular You can find them for €500-700.

look for the ion instead => more knobs

It's ok, you can pm me edit: names of synths removed