Alright, so I want an hardware synthesizer, who produce good deep bass for house music and the likes.

I have been looking at the following synths:

Alesis Andromeda
Roland 101
Moog Voyager

any more suggestions to well known synthesizer that makes true analog bass ?

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studio electronics se1x seems to be popular

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Originally posted by floyd741 i think echosystm is a pretty cool guy. eh pwns robby rox and doesn't afraid of anything.

I'd be really interested to hear a Waldorf Pulse. A couple went through eBay recently, but went out of my price range. I have a couple of Waldorf synths already, the Pulse intrigues me. I think it'd be a decent pickup.

Andromedas also - at some point I'll grab one of these as well, as long as the price is right. I think an Andromeda would add a completely new texture to my palette.

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Originally posted by echosystm studio electronics se1x seems to be popular

interesting, but expensive.. could get an Andromeda for that price.

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Originally posted by Subtle interesting, but expensive.. could get an Andromeda for that price.

andromeda is one of the less analog sounding analog synths

if you want THE analog sound, get a moog.

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Originally posted by thecYrus andromeda is one of the less analog sounding analog synths if you want THE analog sound, get a moog.

Ok, but which Moog would that be ?

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Originally posted by Subtle Ok, but which Moog would that be ?

the one you can afford

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Originally posted by floyd741 i think echosystm is a pretty cool guy. eh pwns robby rox and doesn't afraid of anything.

What are the limitations on lets say a Moog Little Phatty contra Voyager ?

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Originally posted by thecYrus andromeda is one of the less analog sounding analog synths if you want THE analog sound, get a moog.

I agree to some extent, but the Andromeda sounds imo nothing less "analog" than any other analog synth - it just doesn't sound as raw as an old prophet, or quite as fat as a moog. Bass isn't the andromeda's strong card, but it's definitely possible to make some earth-shaking basses with it. I mean, it's 16 voice polyphony - it's quite possibly the most diverse analog synth ever made - But if you're after a synth mainly for bass, the moogs are definitely "better".

Have you checked out the Dave Smith synths? The Prophet 08 looks promising. Or, if you're looking for a mono synth, the Evolver (digital/analog hybrid) can be had for dirt cheap and makes some pretty sick basses.

Also check out the Novation Bass Station.

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I'd like to get an analog synth some day... my current top list of analog synths :

Alesis Andromeda (I wish they hadn't cancelled the rack version...)
Moog Voyager Rack
Prophet '08 Rack

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i produce house music and also have a few analog synths. My favorite for bass are the moog voyager and waldorf pulse. I had an andromeda and sold it as i didn't like it. For polyphonic stuff i use a prohpet 08 keyboard. The andromeda was hard to get anything amazing out of, whilst the moog and prohet sound brialliant all the time.