secret weapon synth.
secret weapon synth.
Im in the market for a new outboard synth. It can be new or second hand... I already have an alesis micron which I quite like, but I want somthing that sounds quite different to add some more colour to my mixes. Not a microkorg.. I would like something with more buttons and instant access to parameters if poss.
Budget is not huge.. about €400... any suggestions for something interesting?
I know precisely not very much about synths, so any help appreciated.
Budget is not huge.. about €400... any suggestions for something interesting?
I know precisely not very much about synths, so any help appreciated.
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GUY SMILEY
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Re: secret weapon synth.
go vintagejesso wrote:Im in the market for a new outboard synth. It can be new or second hand... I already have an alesis micron which I quite like, but I want somthing that sounds quite different to add some more colour to my mixes. Not a microkorg.. I would like something with more buttons and instant access to parameters if poss.
Budget is not huge.. about €400... any suggestions for something interesting?
I know precisely not very much about synths, so any help appreciated.
go modular and analogue. Something like:
http://www.chimera-synthesis.com/bc16.html
http://www.chimera-synthesis.com/bc16.html
Re: secret weapon synth.
Get yourself a roland sh101 (off ebay, they're discontinued)jesso wrote:Im in the market for a new outboard synth. It can be new or second hand... I already have an alesis micron which I quite like, but I want somthing that sounds quite different to add some more colour to my mixes. Not a microkorg.. I would like something with more buttons and instant access to parameters if poss.
Budget is not huge.. about €400... any suggestions for something interesting?
I know precisely not very much about synths, so any help appreciated.
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Broken Chip
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if you don't know much about synths, a MS20 may be a little tricky to learn at first. I think a Sequential Circuits Pro-One would be a good buy. They sound huge and have access to all parameters via the front panel. They are capable of producing some awesome bass, leads and crazy sci-fi stuff. They are about 25 years old and will be cheaper than the MS20. Not sure how available they are at the moment, but look on ebay.