What's your favorite hardware synth?
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Well, we all know the obvious choices if we all had un-limited amounts of cash. But since I'm a broke ass white kid from Pittsburgh I love my Roland GAIA....
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Gaia looks lovely. Found a nord lead 2 on yahoo auction for very little money. Gonna try and see if I can get that.Theo Void wrote:Well, we all know the obvious choices if we all had un-limited amounts of cash. But since I'm a broke ass white kid from Pittsburgh I love my Roland GAIA....
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Ya I got my GAIA super cheap. $350
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That Roland SH-01 a.k.a. GAIA is a dark horse. The feature set for the buck you pay is favorably balanced towards the buyer. I love taking it camping, sitting on some hill side in the sun, it's an atmosphere ripe for programming. GAIA is no mare cheap digital rip off, on the contrary, your imagination is the only limitation.Theo Void wrote:I'm a broke ass white kid from Pittsburgh I love my Roland GAIA.
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Minibrute is set to be list price 60,000 yen-ish so maybe a tad less if you shop around. I'd suggest that over a nord-if your bothering with hardware why not go analog and get the audio-in processing etc to boot?
Also keep all the box etc from the MB and if you want to sell in Japan you'll prob get most of your money back.
If you really have to do it, check nord finishing prices in Japan on aucfan.com
Also keep all the box etc from the MB and if you want to sell in Japan you'll prob get most of your money back.
If you really have to do it, check nord finishing prices in Japan on aucfan.com
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That's hella cheap. Cheapest ive seen it is 69,000 yen that's a out 800 dollars... I thinkTheo Void wrote:Ya I got my GAIA super cheap. $350
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Ya, they;re $699.00 new. I got mine off a dude who had his for like 3 months, maybe played it 5 times then started a business and lost interest. He wanted $400 but i somehow talked him down to $350. I t was a great daytaffmonster wrote:That's hella cheap. Cheapest ive seen it is 69,000 yen that's a out 800 dollars... I thinkTheo Void wrote:Ya I got my GAIA super cheap. $350
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Nice one. Thats a steal. I'm torn between the lead 2 auction and a mophoTheo Void wrote:Ya, they;re $699.00 new. I got mine off a dude who had his for like 3 months, maybe played it 5 times then started a business and lost interest. He wanted $400 but i somehow talked him down to $350. I t was a great daytaffmonster wrote:That's hella cheap. Cheapest ive seen it is 69,000 yen that's a out 800 dollars... I thinkTheo Void wrote:Ya I got my GAIA super cheap. $350
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S1mkII by Cwejman... Swedish as Clavia, but much more analogue...
Otherwise sell your old lady and get the Buchla
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That's why I was considering the mopho as its pretty damn cheap only 41,000 but I was thinking the nord auction seems more like a one off cheap deal. Kinda hard to miss reallymuthafunka wrote:Minibrute is set to be list price 60,000 yen-ish so maybe a tad less if you shop around. I'd suggest that over a nord-if your bothering with hardware why not go analog and get the audio-in processing etc to boot?
Also keep all the box etc from the MB and if you want to sell in Japan you'll prob get most of your money back.
If you really have to do it, check nord finishing prices in Japan on aucfan.com
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Re: What's your favorite hardware synth?
My two main synths are a DSI Mono Evolver Keyboard and a Waldorf Microwave XT. I've also got a TX81Z (that I only ever use two sounds from), a Poly 800, and a Kurzweil K2000R.
If I had to pick only one it'd probably be the MW because it can play more than one note at a time (which I think is gonna be a really popular feature on synths in 2013 and beyond; you heard it here first!) and up to eight parts at a time = you could do entire tracks with one if you're careful. But even after two years the Evolver still makes my heart skip a beat when I turn it on. I love that thing. It sounds a little more alive and a lot dirtier than the MW can. It also looks great with the knobs and the blue and the flashy flashy and the leads everywhere. (HoOYYvinmoyvin!)
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If I had to pick only one it'd probably be the MW because it can play more than one note at a time (which I think is gonna be a really popular feature on synths in 2013 and beyond; you heard it here first!) and up to eight parts at a time = you could do entire tracks with one if you're careful. But even after two years the Evolver still makes my heart skip a beat when I turn it on. I love that thing. It sounds a little more alive and a lot dirtier than the MW can. It also looks great with the knobs and the blue and the flashy flashy and the leads everywhere. (HoOYYvinmoyvin!)
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Re: What's your favorite hardware synth?
Also thanks for the aucfan link. I was using kakaku.com.muthafunka wrote:Minibrute is set to be list price 60,000 yen-ish so maybe a tad less if you shop around. I'd suggest that over a nord-if your bothering with hardware why not go analog and get the audio-in processing etc to boot?
Also keep all the box etc from the MB and if you want to sell in Japan you'll prob get most of your money back.
If you really have to do it, check nord finishing prices in Japan on aucfan.com
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Doepfer MCV4, works a treat.filosofem wrote: You say you have MIDI to CV converter, what type? MP-201?
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