it's a lot of fun, but will be selling it when the behringer comes out. need a good pad machine, and the korg is certainly not it.

all synths should come with an oscilloscope as standard now

the behringer looks perfect for pads.

It'll also be £1500

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so be it. though, i'm betting much less.

Lord, how is the V-Synth for pads and textures?
Also, how does it manage audio? Can you import a sample and stretch it, cut it, reverse, manipulate it in various creative ways?

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Originally posted by TranceElevation Lord, how is the V-Synth for pads and textures? Also, how does it manage audio? Can you import a sample and stretch it, cut it, reverse, manipulate it in various creative ways?

It does them very well.

Sample import is a pain in the ass. It has very low amounts of onboard sample ram so you kinda have to dump what's on there to use your own stuff.

I didn't really use my own samples on mine because it was a pain to use, but the sample stretch algorithms are excellent. I'm not sure about other kinds of manipulation though.

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Originally posted by tehlord It'll also be £1500

booooooooooo

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