This is my newest attempt at changing the world. I want to buy a very good synthesizer program to make my own music.
Whats the best? gogogo
Fruity Loops can do a hell of a lot, just need a miner's helmet to explore it all.
if you're going to spend money it will be a lot for a good one, so just get a good vintage synth or a newer analog one like roland sh-201
Quote from: wziard on September 14, 2009, 10:32:53 PM
if you're going to spend money it will be a lot for a good one, so just get a good vintage synth or a newer analog one like roland sh-201
Yeah, I"ve been looking at the rolandssh-201 for a while now.
I've got a microkorg, which I love to death, but we're starting to notice some of its limitations.
Quote from: Son Of Stallion Vol.13 on September 15, 2009, 07:59:50 AM
Yeah, I"ve been looking at the rolandssh-201 for a while now.
I've got a microkorg, which I love to death, but we're starting to notice some of its limitations.
microkorgs fucking suck they're cheap and sound digital, if you're going to buy a "digital synthesizer" (ie you're not physically modifying anything just fucking with samples on an overpriced interface) you might as well get a cheap midi controller and pirate some sound packs from good synths.
but still vintage analog ones (or one of the few newer analog ones) are the way to go
Quote from: wziard on September 15, 2009, 01:20:50 PM
microkorgs fucking suck they're cheap and sound digital, if you're going to buy a "digital synthesizer" (ie you're not physically modifying anything just fucking with samples on an overpriced interface) you might as well get a cheap midi controller and pirate some sound packs from good synths.
Exactly. It was cheap and is very very very portable. What's the point in lugging a bigger fucking setup around when we're just using it for some warmer pads for a few songs in the background and the occasional short lead.
The parameters are limited, but I knew that when I bought it.
My girlfriend picked up a used mopho that we've been playing around with.
Quote from: Son Of Stallion Vol.13 on September 15, 2009, 01:46:03 PM
Exactly. It was cheap and is very very very portable. What's the point in lugging a bigger fucking setup around when we're just using it for some warmer pads for a few songs in the background and the occasional short lead.
The parameters are limited, but I knew that when I bought it.
My girlfriend picked up a used mopho that we've been playing around with.
what kind? I have two korg poly-61's and a juno-60, they're awesome
Quote from: wziard on September 15, 2009, 01:55:28 PM
what kind? I have two korg poly-61's and a juno-60, they're awesome
Which one, the mopho?
http://www.davesmithinstruments.com/products/mopho/
The bass on this thing is incredible. Most of the presets are pretty sketchy, but that's how it usually is. Just been hooking it up to a cheap midi controller.
Quote from: Son Of Stallion Vol.13 on September 15, 2009, 02:06:32 PM
Which one, the mopho?
http://www.davesmithinstruments.com/products/mopho/
The bass on this thing is incredible. Most of the presets are pretty sketchy, but that's how it usually is. Just been hooking it up to a cheap midi controller.
oh that. I've never used one, I thought you were being weird and meant "old monophonic synth" by "mopho"