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Post Posted Wed Jan 31, 2007 7:15 pm
Jakob BC
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Equinoxe wrote:
Synthesist wrote:)
Korg Prophecy (So many of the artists I listen to have used it for so cool sounds, that I just have to own it) Otherwise I need some 303 like sounds and both Apollo 440 and The Prodigy have convinced me on this one.

Liam Howlett Publicly slagged off the Prophecy,basically saying it was shit,he's only ever used it for one sound,other than that he said its never been switched on.

which is fine,each to there own,but when your getting it for free from Korg,you would have thought he would of had the deceny to say "Ok it not quite what I like in a synth how about this or that improvements Korg".

Instead of having it given for nothing and being so ungreatful saying its useless,seems funny that he slagged it off but it was seen many times gracing his live rig!!!and I suspect his used it more than he cares to admit to..
From what I know, the distorted acid sound from Smack My Bitch Up was what it was used for. I could still pull out an almost 100% replica on my Nord.
Post Posted Thu Feb 01, 2007 3:03 am
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Equinoxe wrote:Don't bother...source Yourself a Z1,cheaper than a MOSS board and far more powerful...

I would have bought a MOSS Board for my triton,a Secondhand Z1 cost less !!!!
I didn't know that ;)

I think I'll look for more details about the Z1 in the future then.
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Post Posted Thu Feb 01, 2007 3:48 am
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jeremy wrote:Now that I have my Fantom X6...
Congrats! :D
:wink:

I was going to sell my Juno 106, but I think I'll first sample some of its sounds in the Fantom!
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Post Posted Thu Feb 01, 2007 2:12 pm
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Hell yeah! That's the least you can do!
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Post Posted Wed Feb 21, 2007 3:15 pm
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Post Posted Wed Feb 21, 2007 3:31 pm
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jp8000 wrote:Roland SH-201
Better buy a JP8000 OMGz :P
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Post Posted Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:10 pm
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Nico_Noyau wrote:
jp8000 wrote:Roland SH-201
Better buy a JP8000 OMGz :P
I'd like to have both.
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Post Posted Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:13 pm
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Nico_Noyau wrote:
jp8000 wrote:Roland SH-201
Better buy a JP8000 OMGz :P
Well maybe he wants a sine wave also 8)

I am probably one of those who could take the risc and buy the SH-201 as I am interested in getting a synth with the supersaw for trance sounds, it will always be better for trance pads than most other typical VAs, like the nords for instance :wink:
But then again you can get a used JP8k for the same price as the SH-201.
Post Posted Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:28 pm
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What about a Virus TI, another so called typical VA synth, but you can stack countless saw waves upon each other. Far superior to the supersaw thing, imho. I don't believe trance muzak is just supersaws, but I wouldn't wonder if it was 8)
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Post Posted Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:43 pm
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GeeJee wrote:What about a Virus TI, another so called typical VA synth, but you can stack countless saw waves upon each other. Far superior to the supersaw thing, imho. I don't believe trance muzak is just supersaws, but I wouldn't wonder if it was 8)
Nah trance is not just supersaws, but I can't get that special pad I am looking for without the supersaw. Yes I'd like to have a TI over most other synths, they are just too expensive. I think Access calls it Hypersaw or something.
Post Posted Wed Feb 21, 2007 9:02 pm
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I (ofcourse) also want a TI, but strange enough, the one I tested seemed to have an enormous latency (almost like my OB12), and I didn't notice too much of that 80(?) voice polyphony...
But every great artist used one, and you get huge sounds out of it, so I might buy one... once... :mryellow:
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Post Posted Wed Feb 21, 2007 9:20 pm
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Jarp2600 wrote:I (ofcourse) also want a TI, but strange enough, the one I tested seemed to have an enormous latency (almost like my OB12), and I didn't notice too much of that 80(?) voice polyphony...
But every great artist used one, and you get huge sounds out of it, so I might buy one... once... :mryellow:
It shouldn't have any latency as far as i know, btw did you know that you can get your OB12 latency problem fixed? :) Someone mentioned it on the VSE forum.
Post Posted Wed Feb 21, 2007 9:28 pm
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Synthesist wrote:
Jarp2600 wrote:I (ofcourse) also want a TI, but strange enough, the one I tested seemed to have an enormous latency (almost like my OB12), and I didn't notice too much of that 80(?) voice polyphony...
But every great artist used one, and you get huge sounds out of it, so I might buy one... once... :mryellow:
It shouldn't have any latency as far as i know, btw did you know that you can get your OB12 latency problem fixed? :) Someone mentioned it on the VSE forum.
Yes, it should be fixed with the latest OS, but here it didn't :P
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Post Posted Wed Feb 21, 2007 9:52 pm
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Latency in your ears perhaps?

I played the Virus TI quite a few times, and it worked flawless... ;) :D
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Post Posted Wed Feb 21, 2007 10:05 pm
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GeeJee wrote:Latency in your ears perhaps?

I played the Virus TI quite a few times, and it worked flawless... ;) :D
No, I'm not that stupid :roll: . I own my OB12 long enough to recognize a latency! :P
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