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armanivespucci
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Hey, big thanks. I won't be buying this hardware for a while, since I'm DJing to fund my production, but in six months or so I'll definitely look into your recommendations. (And no, I wasn't going to let whatever I buy go to waste. I've never let anything gather dust that cost me more than 200 dollars. ;D)


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FuzzyGreen
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I saw this thread and just had to jump in...

I just bought a Novation A station new for $249. IT IS AWESOME! the best bass sound quality I've ever heard. I took me only 3 days to learn how to use it (which is nothing compared to most synths). Geeze it sounds like I'm trying to sell it, but I'm just super exicted about it.

IMO the V-Synth (like the Korg Triton) is an overpriced all-in-wonder toy for LA producers and back up stage keyboardists that don't have time to dig deep into sound creation. Not for electronic musicians trying to push the boundries of creativity. Also I think having multiple synths gives you a wider sonic range and gives a better quality sound.

Also, why pay for an onboard sequencer and sampler, we don't need that, that's what software is for.

As for the JP8080, it's cool, but it is getting very overused and old now.

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fr0st
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Registered: Apr 2002
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quote:
Originally posted by emc^2
Ha! Another one saw the light! Amen! Most of my remaining synths are analogs. I have a Matrix 12 and Jupiter 8 - the best analogs of all time. I also have Korg EX-8000, Matrix 1000, Juno 106, Cheetah MS6 and (soon to be sold) Nord Rack 3 & MKS80. My only remaining VA's are SN II ProX, AN1X, JD-800 and tha's it... Well, if you don't count the drum modules and odd rompler here and there.

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Totally forgot about my latest aquisition!!! Minty fresh ROLAND SYSTEM 100, MODULE 101 - WOOOOOOOOOWWWW! Semi-modular 30 year old analog (mono) -- what a lovely lovely little gizmo! Way wicked!


I just got a mint prophet rev 2.x w/ midi with some silky SSM filters the strings on it are smoother than any ive heard before.... Next synth for me will be a jp8....


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FuzzyGreen
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quote:
Originally posted by emc^2
My only remaining VA's are SN II ProX, AN1X, JD-800 and tha's it...


The JD-800 isn't VA. But it is one bad ass synth! I love that thing.

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FuzzyGreen
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quote:
Originally posted by fr0st
I just got a mint prophet rev 2.x w/ midi with some silky SSM filters the strings on it are smoother than any ive heard before.... Next synth for me will be a jp8....


For Pads/strings I've been on the look out for an analog Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter. That thing has the best pads possible. Though I do love the Korg wavestation and 01/w pads.

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fr0st
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quote:
Originally posted by FuzzyGreen
For Pads/strings I've been on the look out for an analog Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter. That thing has the best pads possible. Though I do love the Korg wavestation and 01/w pads.


jp8 and prophet 5 with ssm kills the the mks80..... not saying the mks80 is bad is amazing!! but check this out

p5
http://www.vintage-synthesizer.de/s...p5_strings1.mp3
http://www.vintage-synthesizer.de/s...p5_strings2.mp3

jp8
http://www.rainland.org/analogueheaven/CCJ_JP8_PWMStrings.mp3

mks80 rev 5
http://www.rainland.org/analogueheaven/CCJ_MKS80_FuzzyStrings.mp3
http://www.rainland.org/analogueheaven/CCJ_MKS80_LushStrings.mp3


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fr0st
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btw there she is


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FuzzyGreen
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Damn dude! no way I could afford one of those. That is a work of art. Those samples you linked were nice. The mks is a little more in my price range though.

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fr0st
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quote:
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Damn dude! no way I could afford one of those. That is a work of art. Those samples you linked were nice. The mks is a little more in my price range though.


try and find a rev 4 one it has better filters...


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