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nebulae wrote:^ car analogies...

lame.

analog cars...

The moog isn't over-rated, but most people who own one are

knotkranky wrote:The moog isn't over-rated, but most people who own one are

unlike a benz...hmmm...

3dot... wrote:like a benz I would love to own one... but probly won't...
I can still appreciate a quality product...
drool over it a bit....

benzes are for newbs...

Now a Kleemann - a guy down the street from me drives a kleemann. Now THAT is wasting money!

You can drive one of those? I can see what looks like a gearstick but where are the pedals????

bummer... the modular Moog won't fit in that thing...

sexy, but not as sexy as my hot-ass delorean

3dot... wrote:


bummer... the modular Moog won't fit in that thing...

An episode of Pimp My Ride I actually would like to see.

aqua_tek wrote:

+1

rozling wrote:

3dot... wrote:


bummer... the modular Moog won't fit in that thing...

An episode of Pimp My Ride I actually would like to see.

moog my ride...

Tarekith wrote: I never said anything about digital synths, or the Virus/DX7, so I'm not sure what you're on about. I was actually thinking that for the price of a new Moog, you could more or less build a much more feature laden modular synth. A lot more options for sound design, and a wider tonal palette, all still analog too.

But thanks for playing the jump to conclusions game.

Uh? considering I've met you in person, and you stated to me directly that you would rather have a Virus Ti than my Memorymoog. In that same conversation you were not really that interested in analog, and saw analog modeling as just as good/better/cheaper/with more features, admitting that you had worked for Access to some capacity before.

Nothing I said was meant as an attack, just going off what I do know about your taste in gear. Not much of a conclusion to jump to I would say.

Machinesworking wrote:

Tarekith wrote: I never said anything about digital synths, or the Virus/DX7, so I'm not sure what you're on about. I was actually thinking that for the price of a new Moog, you could more or less build a much more feature laden modular synth. A lot more options for sound design, and a wider tonal palette, all still analog too.

But thanks for playing the jump to conclusions game.

Uh? considering I've met you in person, and you stated to me directly that you would rather have a Virus Ti than my Memorymoog. In that same conversation you were not really that interested in analog, and saw analog modeling as just as good/better/cheaper/with more features, admitting that you had worked for Access to some capacity before.

Nothing I said was meant as an attack, just going off what I do know about your taste in gear. Not much of a conclusion to jump to I would say.

That's funny...every single time I've slept with Tarekith, he'd always say "Ride me like a Moog filter! oh yeah! Who's your MoogerFooger? WHO'S YOUR MOOGERFOOGER! YES! YES!" Now I realize it was just shallow pillow talk.

nebulae wrote:

Machinesworking wrote:

Tarekith wrote: I never said anything about digital synths, or the Virus/DX7, so I'm not sure what you're on about. I was actually thinking that for the price of a new Moog, you could more or less build a much more feature laden modular synth. A lot more options for sound design, and a wider tonal palette, all still analog too.

But thanks for playing the jump to conclusions game.

Uh? considering I've met you in person, and you stated to me directly that you would rather have a Virus Ti than my Memorymoog. In that same conversation you were not really that interested in analog, and saw analog modeling as just as good/better/cheaper/with more features, admitting that you had worked for Access to some capacity before.

Nothing I said was meant as an attack, just going off what I do know about your taste in gear. Not much of a conclusion to jump to I would say.

That's funny...every single time I've slept with Tarekith, he'd always say "Ride me like a Moog filter! oh yeah! Who's your MoogerFooger? WHO'S YOUR MOOGERFOOGER! YES! YES!" Now I realize it was just shallow pillow talk.

He'll just say anything to get some strange.

^ true dat