Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 1:54 am
Guess your boyfriend will thank you thenpabloaugustus wrote:practice makes perfect!D K wrote:i suppose you never leave the house now....
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What was your best gear purchase?
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Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 2:14 am
no..............Tarekith wrote:Guess your boyfriend will thank you thenpabloaugustus wrote:practice makes perfect!D K wrote:i suppose you never leave the house now....
..................but your momma did!!!
Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 10:02 pm
sequintial circuits PRO1 for 150 euro,s
2x elka,s synthex and a lot of other roland analog stuf.
Sold everyhing, and kept my AN1x as a midi controller.
there is also an emulator 3 somehere lying around in my house but forgot where it is.
I never looked back after i bought my apple Tibook and started using ableton/reason and other VST stuff.
2x elka,s synthex and a lot of other roland analog stuf.
Sold everyhing, and kept my AN1x as a midi controller.
there is also an emulator 3 somehere lying around in my house but forgot where it is.
I never looked back after i bought my apple Tibook and started using ableton/reason and other VST stuff.
Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 10:03 pm
pabloaugustus wrote:no..............Tarekith wrote:Guess your boyfriend will thank you thenpabloaugustus wrote: practice makes perfect!
..................but your momma did!!!
+1 on the Yo Mama jibe. We can never have too many Yo Mama jibes around here IMO.
Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 10:48 pm
oh and I just lugged this one back home after being borrowed out:
sooo much hotter than the Space Echo, it's not even funny.
sooo much hotter than the Space Echo, it's not even funny.
Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2008 9:58 pm
What is it that you like sooo much better than Space Echo?Machinate wrote:oh and I just lugged this one back home after being borrowed out:
sooo much hotter than the Space Echo, it's not even funny.
What are their differences?
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 4:31 am
Longer delay time (after a mod), better sounding spring reverb, totally free way of toggling the taps, better audio quality - still grungey and tape-like, but smooth as butter. Better build quality overall, and a really nice mix knob to tweak what signal reaches the spring. Oh, and it's easier to change the tape.oblique strategies wrote:What is it that you like sooo much better than Space Echo?Machinate wrote:oh and I just lugged this one back home after being borrowed out:
sooo much hotter than the Space Echo, it's not even funny.
What are their differences?
It also has rubber feet on both the side and bottom, so it can be placed upright.
... OH, and if you happen to have an MS-20 this will match right up to it.
And so on and so on.
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 4:55 am
Burn. I admit it.pabloaugustus wrote:no..............Tarekith wrote:Guess your boyfriend will thank you thenpabloaugustus wrote: practice makes perfect!
..................but your momma did!!!
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 4:57 am
/threadchaircrusher wrote:EMS Putney Synthesizer for $750
Nothing beats a synth with Battleship built in for down time!
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 7:07 am
What is it that you like sooo much better than Space Echo?Machinate wrote:
sooo much hotter than the Space Echo, it's not even funny.
What are their differences?[/quote]Longer delay time (after a mod), better sounding spring reverb, totally free way of toggling the taps, better audio quality - still grungey and tape-like, but smooth as butter. Better build quality overall, and a really nice mix knob to tweak what signal reaches the spring. Oh, and it's easier to change the tape.
It also has rubber feet on both the side and bottom, so it can be placed upright.
... OH, and if you happen to have an MS-20 this will match right up to it.
And so on and so on.[/quote]
Thanks. I have heard more than one person express their preference for the Korg Stage Echo. I'd really like play with one of these.
I'm still after a Space Echo in the quest for the Lee Perry Black Ark studio sound. I have a Bi-Phase & a vintage spring reverb, so I have a couple pieces of the puzzle.
Didn't know that these tape echo units had spring reverbs built into them. Very cool.
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 11:56 am
Yeah, some of them do. I think the Roland RE-150 (?) doesn't have it, but the RE-201 does. Or something. It's really stellar on this one.oblique strategies wrote:Didn't know that these tape echo units had spring reverbs built into them. Very cool.
In favour of the Space Echo though, I'd have to say that the input gain just adds soooo much dirt and warmth to the signal, it's really lovely, even while bypassing the tape altogether.