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sine-drone
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advice on hardsynths

Post by sine-drone » Tue Oct 27, 2009 5:55 pm

im looking for advice for hard ware synths, looking to spend between £200-400 new or second hand and need some recommendations. looking for something thats versatile/interesting or somehting good for bass. been looking at the alesis micron, roland sh 101 and 201 and the juno 106. anyone have/used these? or recommend something else?

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Re: advice on hardsynths

Post by lynn mc » Tue Oct 27, 2009 5:57 pm

juno

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fiziks
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Re: advice on hardsynths

Post by fiziks » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:05 pm

Look at the DSI Mopho. It's a dope monophonic analog synth. The one's you mentioned, other than the 101, are virtual analog, which isn't much different from the vst's your using now as the sound is generated by software, not electronic circuits. I'd lean towards the mopho though because you can save presets and the software editor is easy to use for editing parameters as there aren't a lot of knobs on the synth. A 101 would be dope too though.
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Re: advice on hardsynths

Post by slothrop » Tue Oct 27, 2009 7:11 pm

What do you want out of a hardware synth? Why do you specifically want hardware?

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