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I'm seriously considering buying one of these babies from the States. I mean for £130 its a total bargain! The same thing over here is like £300 minimum. |
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great ! so you can buy 2 of them, send one to me, and still come out ahead |
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I wish. |
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Is most of your setup hardware sequenced/controlled via midi in Cubase? |
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i can't find this synth on www.vintagesynth.com you got a link? |
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It isn't very old- it looks a bit like the style of the groovebox line... |
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ah.... i see there's only a handful of modern synths i'll even consider buying Minimoog Voyager Access Virus Indigo2 Alesis Ion they're the only ones that catch my eye at the moment |
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It's one of those God awful Roland NameRape(tm) synths. Leave the old model names alone, Mr Roland! 130USD is cheap though. |
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heheh NameRape |
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Paco, Nah it ain't 130USD its 130 UK Sterling which = 250USD. Ceri, I've got some hardware, which is basically a Behringer MIXER, Sony Minidisc and a Korg 05R/W sound module but its ill though. So mainly I just use the Soundcard with Midi Control Keyboard and do everything through Cubase VST using the Soundcard plus VSTi. |
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oscillik, Here is a pic and also where to get it from. |
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i have one. you should well invest. Its a bit of a bargain at 130 dollars i've gotta say as i paid about 120 quid for it. the basses are ace and some of the pads are beautiful....it also has a handy "chord function" which i love. also, it has some old 808, 909 and 606 drum sounds..... ye'll love it. |
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No its 250USD :-). I never said its 130USD now that would be just awesome as it stands the price is totally sweet. |
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Hit that stupid lazy link by accident. |
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you might also consider seeing how much you can pick up a novation a or k station. i have both the sh32 and an A station, and although i love the sh32, i get heaps better sounds from the a station. A station and K station are bassically the same thing except the Kstation has a small keyboard, and i think is a little less polyphonic than the a station. anywho....something else to consider. |
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Big difference in price though as I can see it. The A Station is about £200-300 more. |
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ah well, doesnt matter. worth looking at though. im sure you will get just as much joy from the SH32. it is a real nice synth. |
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why not just download the v-station? i heard it was better anyways. i really like the v-station |
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hepburnenthorpe, The A Station basically is twice the price but looks bloody good too and I've heard it superior also. I'm glad that technology is better priced in the States. |
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I have the k-station. got it 2 weeks ago. The price is going down (it was discontinued... rumor is they stopped it, to make way s k-station 2) anyways, i think its hot as shit. the interface is sooo user friendly. I havnt even opened the manual once, and I can work my way around it like no problem. |
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true but I think promo wants some knobs to twiddle, not clicking a mouse |
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where you get all your money Zeus? |
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job, saving, selling old gear. |
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WeaklingChild, You do get a lot of power from a piece of hardware vs straight up software emulations of hardware. Each piece of hardware is like a PC in itself so there are benefits to hardware over VSTi and software. That said I'm a massive software advocate but I just figure for something so cheap and similing so powerful its worth getting. |
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dude, i'm selling mine on ebay right now. get stuck in! |
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That Alesis Ion looks interesting - though one review said it was skimpy on the low mids which made it sound thin. |
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If you got money to burn I'd say do it! |
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I just bought an mks-80. It's wonderful, but it introduces a whole new problem . I have to now buy a decent soundcard and midi device if I want to route the synth back to my computer. So that 's more money. I was thinking an m-audio audiophile. |
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What you need, bogala, is the PG-80 programmer and the MKS takes off to another level of fun. |
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i want a birotron, though i'll own nestle before i have one. |
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Can you use the programming surface in realtime? That'd be fun. I imagine you can use any programmable control surface though, right? I mean, the parameters respond to midi CCs, not some weird proprietary thing, I would hope. |
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