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Thanks Bernard, This is exactly what I wanted!

Now we can share some patches.

Ryan

droid72 wrote:Greetings from Youngstown, OH, USA.

I'm the happy owner of a whitewash - OS0374

I absolutely adore the beast!

hey, whats the odds? i am from austintown, ohio (moved out west a few years ago).....and i too have an oldschool

no, i am not sure i want to sell it. in fact, i may keep it. i am on the fence. i could really use the money, but i may never get another tribute again.

i dont know.
Ryan

I know how you feel Ryan...as i was on the same fence.

Only thing was that after i sold my Phatty TE i bought a Voyager ...

This happened to a friend of mine as well trying to sell her Yamaha P-200.

You really gotta be careful out there.

Glad to hear you're loving the Voyager OS. I would imagine the two synths would complement each other well. Are you sure you want to sell your Tribute???

no, i am not sure i want ...

What they do is they say that they want to buy it for their nephew or so in Africa and will pay for the shipment whatever the cost.

What happens then is that with your bank account info they will send a payment with a incorrect amount (amount of money is to much).
Then they will ask if you could ...

I heard about this scam before over here in the Netherlands.

On our own version of EBay called Marktplaats they send the same kind of emails to people who sell different stuff.

What they do is they say that they want to buy it for their nephew or so in Africa and will pay for the shipment ...

so i got an email about this that looks like a scam - it went like this:

Thanks for the prompt response am quite satisfied with the condition .Am very much interested and i am really okay with the item and i will love to make an instant purchase,so please do withdraw the advert,i don't mind ...

i though they were all (stage and tribute) RAC....meaning not stepped like the voyager.

i am considering selling my TE phatty.....mostly because i have an moog old school now and feel it may be a bit redundant (although i will miss the filter overdrive, midi and patch memory).

anyway, i though i would put it up here to see if anybody was interested. it comes with the nice moog gig ...

i love sequencers. but a good software version has been hard for me to get into.

numerology is the only one that has inspired me to create more than just simple patterns.

have cubase (paino roll), just starting to play with logic. tried reason (no midi out). i havent used fruity loops in a few ...

i was just about to buy this (very excited about LFO sync to midi clock), but for some reason i though it did midi to CV (1v/oct). oh well. it would also have to have a gate out to work the way i wanted it to (or could the gate be assigned to one of the other CV outs?).

just dreaming and typing ...

i dont think that is too far from me, but i have never gone. alway hear it hyped up though?

Amen to Numerology. Everybody who's even remotely interested should check it out - it's really, really excellent.

again, i hate being tied to a computer, but this software is the best step sequencer there is.....i cant imagine a hardware solution that i would like as much (although the nemo or ...

lanxe post some tunes the ken stones programmer/sequencer looks great.

i have been meaning to do a video, but every time i get going i just start fiddling away and never get to anything too good. i can do a "functionality" video though.

Voltor, the MFOS stuff is easy to build, but the wiring ...

oh, and for a sequencer:

i cant recommend enough the Numerology sequencer ( www.five12.com )

i hate being tied to a computer, but i bought a $200 mac mini specifically to run this program. i love this sequencer, you are able to do some really complex stuff with it. i love being able to module the ...