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Hardware only please. Software doesn't count. Don't post "I make all my music on my laptop/PC/Mac" either. I have all the softsynths too, but it's just not the same with Kazaa around and whatnot. They're not eh you know, worth their weight in gold exactly. What HW synths do you own? Is there one you'd never sell in a million years? I have 6 synths and one sampler. The one I wouldn't sell is this old Roland SH-5 I bought in oct 96. If you look it up on image google, you'll see it looks like something out of Dr Who. It doesn't sound incredible, but the filters are nice. 18dB VCF and one separate bandpass filter. It's nice to run stuff thru it and the looks alone inspire me to mess about. -P |
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I would, but Royal Mail are very unreliable. DO YOU SEE? |
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i have: roland jupiter4 roland alpha juno II roland SH-32 novation A-station korg EA-1 the two i would never get rid of are deffinately the newer ones. the a station, and the SH-32. ive had the A station since it came out, and am still finding new things out about it. the SH-32 ive only had for about 6 months, and to be honest, i havent really done anything with it. in fact, i havent written a song in about 12 mnths. but, when i get the time, this synth will be the centre piece. IT IS FAT! |
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I have a roland mc303 but its broke. the synth sounds are shite in general. the strings are alright though and it has a good sweeping filter. also the arpeggiator is nice for old skool basslines. |
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2x roland mv30s :] it will have to do til i get the nord |
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korg ms2k, korg es-1, nord lead 3. i'll never sell the ms2k, and the nord, unless it's to upgrade to a newer nord. |
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Ah the Nords. I have two modulars, a minimod and the rack. The NL3 is incredible, but I'm not sure I could abandon the free flow of the modulars. -P |
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the es-1 is alright ah severe limitations.. but yeah i overcome those part way with the midi functions of the rolands |
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i just got a microKORG, its pretty cool. does what i want it to. |
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Korg O5 R/W. Unfortunately its not working totally perfectly anymore :-( . Use of the effects tend to cause output problems other that that its ok. |
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roland sh 101 |
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I got a Roland rs-5 - nice feeling keyboard, velocity sensitive, not weighted though and no aftertouch. Very nice piano, electric piano, brass and string patches, plus some vintage synth tones. Sucky organ patches. Lots of nice effects. The patches can be edited but you're stuck with the basic waveforms. I use it as a controller and GM tone bank. That combined with my Doepfer pocket controller and an armada of VSTis and Fruity generators, is more than I can get tired of. Someday I'd like an old Juno and maybe a Nord. |
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I USED to have a ESQ-M (ESQ-1 in soundmodule format) which was really really fat sounding. Analog filters and noisy digital osc's. Had to go though, bills bills bills... |
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I wonder what the new Clavia G2 will be like, the new modular. I read on their website it's possible to just buy the engine and edit it through your computer. The keys version looks nice too. -P |
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korg triton le |
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casiotone mt-400v yamaha cs1x korg es-1 |
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**synths** roland mc 202 roland sh 101 roland juno 106 oberheim matrix6 rack roland d50 yamaha dx7 **drum machines** yamaha ry30 korg electribe er1 **samplers** casio fz10m (used to be owned by mark bell!!!) |
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i've got a korg er-1 and a yamaha dx100. as far as samplers go i've got a casio sk-5. i know u said don't mention software, but i run LSDj on my gameboy and the hardware in a gameboy is actually some powerful synth/sampler shit. it's like having 4 monophoic instruments to control in a tracker enviornment (two square wave synths, a channel for sampling and software synthesis, and a noise synth). my gameboy is small, it's worth way more than it's weight in gold. |
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i've seen nanosynth for the gameboy, i'm guessing it's similar, think i'm gonna get it. and i've got two sk1's but there broken :*( |
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Now: Ensoniq TS-10, Nord Modular kb and dx200. Soon: Nord Modular & Roland V-Synth (I didn't count Akai MPC-4000 as a synth but it can sure be one). ;) |
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Oh, and I prolly never sell my Modular kb...too damn good! |
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Roland Juno 106 Roland MC202 Roland JX-3P Korg Wavestation A/D Roland XV3080 (hopefully adding an Analogue Systems modular with custom EMS Synthi filters soon) Hmmm... The two I would NEVER sell are the Juno 106 (which I use on everything I do), and the Wavestation, which is a totally unique synth, sounds so much smoother and has so much more presense than any other digital/software synth/module I've ever used. I'd really like to get an EMS Synthi (although they're a bit overpriced at the moment)... Paco: I'm a big fan of the SH-5 myself! Almost bought one a little while ago on ebay. |
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The two synths I most regret selling are my old Korg MS-20 and TB303 (which I picked up for £50) - I made a massive profit on both of them, but they've left a big hole in my studio... |
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sorry to drag this off topic between spacecadet and me ... but: if you're considering getting any software for the gameboy i would suggest LSDj over NANOLOOP a thousand times over. LSDj is more of a total workstation for programing sounds, effects, and songs ... you have tight control of the gameboy's sound hardware. NANOLOOP is just a loop making tool with poor control over sound chip parameters and you're probobly better off with a gameboy camera! |
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currently i’m trying to master this: http://www.trom.fromru.com/music/bo.jpg oh, this type of hardware is really hard...not saying it’s a bit heavy to move…but i hope i’ll succeed ;))) |
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Do you continously have to refill the bottles with liquid or is it some kind of non-vaporizing material inside to tune them? : ) |
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oh, haven't figured it out yet... i've got a long way to go before i'm able to do anything with this thing :) |
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