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1. my korg monopoly
2. my encore midi modded jupiter 8
3. my ensoniq esq-1 super cheap but fantastic.
4. my mk2 ms20.
5. roland v-synth. the last thing they made worth a damn imo.

5 days is a long wait to get a reply to a simple question like this so give the kid a break.

i dont really have anything in the form of help to really offer here so ill just say you shouldve started with a daw(logic,ableton) and interface (rme,apogee)first,gotten mildly proficient with it and add to your setup anything you feel you need. i think theres some advice you can use in there ...

Lando2 wrote:
I also own an AN1x and really like it, but its way harder programming it to sound nice. The KK nearly always sounds great.

i find its hard to program a an1x to not sound nice. fantastic sound and inexpensive.my favorite combination.

Different needs, different tastes. The Minimoog was one of the most limited synths technically, and still I would prefer analog Moog synth sounds anytime over most of the rest for my own music making. But that's a matter of taste. Just to name one example: George Duke used ARPs for some of his ...

theres already plenty of detailed posts so im just going to make a subjective one about the sound of both. the kk has something authentic/real to the tones it produces,it has its own sound which is extremely important to me.i love it.the radias can have a more clinical/sort of generic sound but ...

ms20 shouldnt even be compared here so im not going to. the micron/miniak has a lot of capabilities but they do not matter because it so damn tedious to program,so they end up being preset players until the person gets sick of the sounds and sells them to a pawn shop or on ebay. the r3 is easy/fun ...

hopefully its just some crud built up under those buttons. if its no longer under warranty, the r3 is very easy to open up.im sure theres video or pics of someone doing it a google search away. a tiny bit of rubbing alcohol on a qtip and a can of compressed air can work wonders. just be extremely ...

The moog modular was more accurate than the other crappy attempts arturia did, so i'll give it to you that that is possible. However, Arturia pays money to the developers of these synthesizers so that they will say that "It sounds just like a jupiter 8!" or "It sounds exactly like the original moog ...

charles i understand that software is equivalent to a VA synth, but nonetheless, my only point was that I dont like software because its not a real synthesizer, and its contained within bits and bytes of data, its not a physical object. and that means you can't do as much with it, you can't bring ...

i disagree