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Originally posted by spolitta Are you going to drop two grands on a synth based on couple of short inaccurate reviews you read here? If you could not create the bass line you liked using a soft synth than you need to tweak and learn a lot more to achieve your desired sound. Sometimes all you need to get the right sound is done by using the right EQ and compressor. Also with the the money you have you can invest in an analog valve processor that could add those harmonic distortion you are looking for. Good luck with your purchase.

Ive already decided to get a Moog, im just checking other peoples experience before i buy.

I`ve created many good basslines on softsynths, but i havent found a softsynth yet that i can use as a goto synth for bass.

Yes, Roland SH 101 is something im going to get some day, seems like a beast.

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if you have the spare cash, i would definately go for the voyager over the little phatty. It has a beter layout, expandability, external audio input, extra oscillator, better modulation capabilities, 2 filters etc etc.

Maybe look into getting one second hand. I got my voyager rme for £750 second hand and only 3 months old in immaculate condition.

my buddy has a voyager... i love love love love it. moogs just have it... whatever it is.

yeah it's monophonic but it sounds amazing


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