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Eldritch
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Originally posted by cryophonik
Also check out the Novation Bass Station.

Bass Station is a VA.
alanzo
quote:
Originally posted by Eldritch
Bass Station is a VA.


Is not. It's a ty analog synth :p

The Bass Station is an incredible little synth and was an instant success when released. It is a monophonic analog bass synthesizer and is basically the first new analog synth to hit the modern music market.

http://www.vintagesynth.com/novation/nvbs.shtml
Eldritch
quote:
Originally posted by alanzo
Is not. It's a ty analog synth :p

The Bass Station is an incredible little synth and was an instant success when released. It is a monophonic analog bass synthesizer and is basically the first new analog synth to hit the modern music market.

http://www.vintagesynth.com/novation/nvbs.shtml


Before the famous Novation BassStation Rack module came the small and portable BassStation Keyboard! Basically a 2-octave keyboard with a BassStation rack built-in. This synthesizer uses analog sound emulation to reproduce the sounds of a monophonic 2-VCO analog synthesizer with the same simple and intuitive controls via 17 knobs, 10 switches and 2 Moog-style pitch/mod wheels.
http://www.vintagesynth.com/novation/nov_bsk.shtml
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alanzo
quote:
Originally posted by Eldritch
Before the famous Novation BassStation Rack module came the small and portable BassStation Keyboard! Basically a 2-octave keyboard with a BassStation rack built-in. This synthesizer uses analog sound emulation to reproduce the sounds of a monophonic 2-VCO analog synthesizer with the same simple and intuitive controls via 17 knobs, 10 switches and 2 Moog-style pitch/mod wheels.
http://www.vintagesynth.com/novation/nov_bsk.shtml
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Hrmm... seems like there's a conflict in stats. Anyway, the synth sucks monkey so who cares. :p
cryophonik
quote:
Originally posted by Eldritch
Bass Station is a VA.


Didn't we just have this discussion three days ago? :tongue2

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...7&forumid=48&s=
Subtle
Looks like a moog would be the most appropriate, anyone got any experience with the Moog Little Phatty?

It seems nice, and the cost is around 1/3 of a Moog Voyager.
MrJiveBoJingles
I've played around with the Little Phatty at music stores. Fun synth, dead simple to use and sounds great.
mysticalninja
Waldorf Pulse kicks ass fattest saw and square ive ever heard.. it doesn't have sine but it has triangle but it doesnt sound like a normal triangle its grimey as .

I wish I knew how to use it in cubase though, anything I record has sevre midi delay.. So far i've just been recording straight to wave and chopping note by note basically. And I've had it for like 4 years -_- ....I have filled all 64 user patches up with originals though.
Ry Thomas
Is a Waldorf Pulse worth getting??
Chronosis
quote:
Originally posted by Ry Thomas
Is a Waldorf Pulse worth getting??


If you need aggressive squarish sounds, then yes.

echosystm
quote:
Originally posted by Ry Thomas
Is a Waldorf Pulse worth getting??


Pulse demo:
http://www.vengeance-storage.com/ww...l%20Schleis.mp3

Korg Legacy demo:
http://www.vengeance-storage.com/ww...l%20Schleis.mp3

Ask yourself honestly... do YOU think a Waldorf Pulse is worth getting?

I don't. It is always tempting to buy something to put in that rack space to look elite, but a cheap synth usually sounds no better (or is actually often worse) than software. Since Pulses have such a horrible interface, you will be doing most of your programming via a software editor anyway. You might as well just use a VST, in my oppinion. At least then you don't have to worry about recalling patches, latency, and so forth.

If I was to buy a cheap synth, it would be for its interface, so that I can learn the synth 100% and get basic sounds of out it fast. Synths that come to mind for this are the K-Station and MS2000R. Otherwise, I wouldn't bother with cheap , because there is a good chance that software synths will sound as good or better.

PS. This is why I don't own any hardware synths. When I have enough money to buy a Voyager or Virus TI, that will change. The wallet of a uni student is too tight. :stongue:
Ry Thomas
Cool:)
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