Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 1:16 pm
So does JMJ, he has broke hisKanta wrote:Moog drum.
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Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 1:29 pm
I know, hance myKanta wrote:Okay, I was just being silly hence the
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 6:22 pm
He might get one tonight.Jon wrote:So does JMJ, he has broke hisKanta wrote:Moog drum.
Alright, just have not enough experience to come in this section. I will limit my visits.Jakob BC wrote:I know, hance myKanta wrote:Okay, I was just being silly hence the
Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 5:18 am
Not things That were on my wishlist,but some items I've bought recently
Novation Supernova Rack
Novation KS Rack(Replaces my KS5 Keyboard)
Korg Triton Rack(Replaces my Triton Classic)
Korg TR Rack(Replaces my Trinity)
Looking to Get
Roland JV1080
Roland JD990(To replace the JD800)
Novation Supernova Rack
Novation KS Rack(Replaces my KS5 Keyboard)
Korg Triton Rack(Replaces my Triton Classic)
Korg TR Rack(Replaces my Trinity)
Looking to Get
Roland JV1080
Roland JD990(To replace the JD800)
Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 10:44 am
This one:
Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 2:03 pm
Been thinking about that too, but the fun of the JD in in the knobs IMHO...Equinoxe wrote:Roland JD990(To replace the JD800)
Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 6:09 pm
Yes will miss that,but I'm trying to reduce the amount of synths I have by replacing the ones I can with their sibling rack versions.I've already managed to do away with 5 synths and got the rack models(KS5/Triton/trinity/01w/N5).GeeJee wrote:Been thinking about that too, but the fun of the JD in in the knobs IMHO...Equinoxe wrote:Roland JD990(To replace the JD800)
Having all these synths is nice,but I've got to the point where having all the keyboard versions is becoming a headache,especially when most of the time Its played via one main master synth,so by doing away with the Keys I can free up space but still have access to the same machines/sounds
Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 9:57 pm
Yep true. But I think I won't be parting with my JD800. I like how easy it is to program with the knobs on the panel. I'm pretty sure I won't program anything on it if I'd have the rack version...
Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:30 pm
Got myself one of these today....Yamaha EX5R,3U Version of the EX5 Keyboard
I'm quite impressed with it,it has some very nice sounds for a 10+ year old module,I half expected them to sound rather lame and dated,buts it quite a heavyweight and sounds very lush,especially in the SFX and pad department,its Organs are quite gritty too,especially some of the Overdriven/Distortion types and has some nice Guitar patches,Acoustic Pianos aren't up to much,but Romplers have come a long way with PCM data since this Synth made it on the scene,there are a lot of patches in there that I know will come in useful,especially the Pads and AN bass patches/Leads
I've yet to try out the comparison of the AN engine with the AN1X,but its only able to produce Monphonic patches(well can be duophonic dependant on Voice structure)but it sounds very close,will do some A/B comparisions soon,but if its able to produce much of what I programmed into my AN synth I shall transfer the patches over and that will be another synth I can do away with.
As for its VL(acoustic emulation) stuff,perhaps maybe a little old in terms of what we have today,but they are passable and at the time of release I suspect would have been very good,certainly gives the Moss Board or Z1/Prophecy a run for its money.
I will try and do a demo vid of some of its sounds and post it on Youtube,there is very minimal videos showing its full potential(Well they focus on the Keyboard model,which apart from the obvious Keys and controllors is identical to the rack) and most of the demonstrations focus on the EP or organs,which are very good,(has a superb Wurlitzer piano and loads of fender Rhodes stuff which are nice and warm sounding),but none of the vids showcase the rest of the typical synthesizer sounds.
I'm quite impressed with it,it has some very nice sounds for a 10+ year old module,I half expected them to sound rather lame and dated,buts it quite a heavyweight and sounds very lush,especially in the SFX and pad department,its Organs are quite gritty too,especially some of the Overdriven/Distortion types and has some nice Guitar patches,Acoustic Pianos aren't up to much,but Romplers have come a long way with PCM data since this Synth made it on the scene,there are a lot of patches in there that I know will come in useful,especially the Pads and AN bass patches/Leads
I've yet to try out the comparison of the AN engine with the AN1X,but its only able to produce Monphonic patches(well can be duophonic dependant on Voice structure)but it sounds very close,will do some A/B comparisions soon,but if its able to produce much of what I programmed into my AN synth I shall transfer the patches over and that will be another synth I can do away with.
As for its VL(acoustic emulation) stuff,perhaps maybe a little old in terms of what we have today,but they are passable and at the time of release I suspect would have been very good,certainly gives the Moss Board or Z1/Prophecy a run for its money.
I will try and do a demo vid of some of its sounds and post it on Youtube,there is very minimal videos showing its full potential(Well they focus on the Keyboard model,which apart from the obvious Keys and controllors is identical to the rack) and most of the demonstrations focus on the EP or organs,which are very good,(has a superb Wurlitzer piano and loads of fender Rhodes stuff which are nice and warm sounding),but none of the vids showcase the rest of the typical synthesizer sounds.
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 6:22 am
I would happily buy one of the korg minipops mp7's if found, and the price is around 50€, plus it works under finnish voltage..
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 7:27 pm
An Ondes Martenot. 
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 8:13 pm
They are worth about 6-7 times the price you have in mindjp8000 wrote:I would happily buy one of the korg minipops mp7's if found, and the price is around 50€, plus it works under finnish voltage..
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 8:30 pm
Ok, I just thought that <>50€ is the price of it as read from the Radek postsGeeJee wrote:They are worth about 6-7 times the price you have in mindjp8000 wrote:I would happily buy one of the korg minipops mp7's if found, and the price is around 50€, plus it works under finnish voltage..
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 9:52 pm
Perhaps in Poland if you are very lucky... but usually on the secondhand market they go for 300+jp8000 wrote:Ok, I just thought that <>50€ is the price of it as read from the Radek postsGeeJee wrote:They are worth about 6-7 times the price you have in mindjp8000 wrote:I would happily buy one of the korg minipops mp7's if found, and the price is around 50€, plus it works under finnish voltage..
Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 12:38 pm
My current wishlist is :
Alesis Andromeda
Roland JD990
Alesis Andromeda
Roland JD990