moog minitaur and roland SH-101 - how do they compare?
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moog minitaur and roland SH-101 - how do they compare?
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Has anybody here a moog minitaur AND a roland SH-101?
I’d like to know how the two compare –I’m considering selling the sh-101 and replace it with the minitaur. I didn’t get a chance to try one yet, hopefully this weekend if the shop next door will receive some.
I very much love my sh-101 but I also want to get some change in my setup, and since space is getting an issue, a small module like the minitaur would be great.
And with the minitaur I’d be able to save some patches with the computer editor, saving patches by taking pics of the SH-101 is not that cool.
Has anybody here a moog minitaur AND a roland SH-101?
I’d like to know how the two compare –I’m considering selling the sh-101 and replace it with the minitaur. I didn’t get a chance to try one yet, hopefully this weekend if the shop next door will receive some.
I very much love my sh-101 but I also want to get some change in my setup, and since space is getting an issue, a small module like the minitaur would be great.
And with the minitaur I’d be able to save some patches with the computer editor, saving patches by taking pics of the SH-101 is not that cool.
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Re: moog minitaur and roland SH-101 - how do they compare?
Don't do it. Well I wouldn't now. I sold my 101 and still regret it. It's lovely synth which is almost impossible to make sound bad. The minitaur is a solid bass machine but doesn't go that high enough for those bleepy lead moments which the 101 does so well. Basically, each synth has its own speciality and they would complement each other very well. Thus the ideal choice would be to save up and have both.störgeräusche wrote:HI’m considering selling the sh-101 and replace it with the minitaur.
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Re: moog minitaur and roland SH-101 - how do they compare?
thank youSynthbuilder wrote:but doesn't go that high enough for those bleepy lead moments which the 101 does so well.
case closed for me
i'll keep the 101 and don't think I'll get the minitaur, since the 101 covers my bass needs very well.
Gonna have a play with it sometime soon anyway
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Re: moog minitaur and roland SH-101 - how do they compare?
I'm trying to get my mate to sell me his SH-101 at the moment!!
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Re: moog minitaur and roland SH-101 - how do they compare?
Actually, saving SH101 patches by taking pics IS pretty cool - not least because it's the best looking synth ever made. You claw back a measure of self-determination and a wee bit of dangerous imprecision in this era of mundane digital reliability by having to peer at a mobile phone pic and recreate the settings with a healthy margin of error. The recreated patch magically always sounds better than you remember. It runs on batteries, it's light (especially without the batteries in), it's tremendous fun, it can be extensively modified without compromising the original sound, it's absolutely the best keytar ever made and although nobody should ever, ever sell their SH-101, it holds its value without creeping up into ridiculous 303/808/909 territory. The ONLY feature I wish it had is the accent/slide stuff from the MC202, which would basically make it a more capable TB303 </heresy; I don't give a shit>.
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Re: moog minitaur and roland SH-101 - how do they compare?
Surely you're being sarcastic. The only means of retaining that magic is to turn the units off. Firing them up the next day sounds exactly as they were. Cue sheets nor digital image recreations sound the same. Print it or leave it.echolevel wrote:The recreated patch magically always sounds better than you remember.
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Re: moog minitaur and roland SH-101 - how do they compare?
yeah... keeping it for sure.
only thing is, since i sold my 909 i have hard time getting a signal to trigger the internal seq.. have been doing a lot of sequences with max for live sequencers but programming the 101 internal sequencer is just way more fun.
gonna try with some pulse waves loaded in sampler this weekend, see if I got around to trigger the sequencer.
only thing is, since i sold my 909 i have hard time getting a signal to trigger the internal seq.. have been doing a lot of sequences with max for live sequencers but programming the 101 internal sequencer is just way more fun.
gonna try with some pulse waves loaded in sampler this weekend, see if I got around to trigger the sequencer.
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