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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMAlx4FV ... r_embedded

I stumbled upon this. Any body know of any more? I know these companies can be small and hard to find!!!

MFB do a few affordable analogue synths - http://www.thomann.de/gb/mfb.html

Doepfer is not small. Doepfer is legend.

-Dave smith intruments :

Mopho
Evolver
Tetra (above $500)

-MFB synths


gotta precise what you call "REAL"...

cheers

I have an MFB Kraftzwerg. It's got a damin nice sound but the MIDI interface is a bit tempremental.

The dark energy is meant to be good, but it's only a single oscillator, which means it's only good for basses and certain lead sounds, because there's no chance of getting big shifting pads or even just a really fat lead without recording multiple takes with different settings, which is an arse with semi-mods -> no presets!

pfft - forgot about the Mopho and i've got one sitting right here in front of me. I love the little bugger.

Is the Mopho any good? Looks like something I'd maybe consider getting...


You might find this article at Resident Advisor interesting: http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1192

nord micro modular

(i know; not real analog -- but very cool)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zn4D79Jgn_4 real analog, real small

OK so I'll share the secret with you guys
We have a real geek here in Denmark called GOTHARMAN..... he makes different stuff.... first commercially released synth is DeMoon.... a 4 voice virtual analog tiny little box with analog filters, granular synthezis, stepsequencer, 4 lfo's and so forth..... which sounds really wicked
http://schneidersbuero.de/index.php?sec ... URO_BRUTTO

It's just 400€
he also just released a MIDI note randomizer (in a similar box)
+ he's built loads of wicked shit during the last 10 years or so

here's his own website http://gotharman.dk/
A synthopia videoreview here (he wasn't really into it... but maybe you(like me) will be
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2009/ ... nthesizer/

simonlb wrote:Is the Mopho any good? Looks like something I'd maybe consider getting...


You might find this article at Resident Advisor interesting: http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1192

The Mopho is a wicked synth, although it would make sense to save a little more for the Mopho Keyboard for ease of programming.



Thanks for the link btw, interesting site.

rutgermuller wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zn4D79Jgn_4 real analog, real small

That's genius I'm definitely getting one of them!

Can't remember the price, but I've played with the Technosaurus Microcon (http://www.technosaurus.ch/products.htm) at Schneider's, and it sounds really nice. Worth checking out if you can...

Edit: €459 (http://schneidersbuero.de/index.php?sec ... URO_BRUTTO)

8O wrote:Can't remember the price, but I've played with the Technosaurus Microcon (http://www.technosaurus.ch/products.htm) at Schneider's, and it sounds really nice. Worth checking out if you can...

Edit: €459 (http://schneidersbuero.de/index.php?sec ... URO_BRUTTO)

That looks tasty. Although the location of the sockets could be troublesome..

pAiA Fatman about $250 (depending on enclosure)
pAiA 9700s modular $560 (just over your limit)

pAiA website

Is Technosaurus even in business anymore? None of their stuff has been available in the USA for about 5 years.