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thealien666 wrote:It looks cool indeed.

'Don't know if I'll ever get mine... I live in Canada where most americans think we all live in igloos and have fifteen feet of snow all year round and travel in snowmobiles...

.............you don't?

fyvewytches wrote:This !

OHHHH MANN!!!!!! That is so cool! Post some sounds please!!

I'm buying a Voyager and want to know if the Performer model is the right one. Can you connect 2 together to get increased polyphony? Is this possible only with the RME version? Or not at all possible? I don't think you need to worry too much about what model to get. As far as I know, functionality...

CZ Rider wrote:grasp the knob firmly, then gently tug on it, untill it comes off?

Gotta write this one down

dswo wrote:Kenneth, I like the combination of soft P6 and hard or crisp everything-else. The result is chewy.

Thanks! The mix isn't quite right yet... But I'm not very good at that kind of stuff. XP

I know they've got a reputation for being kinda crappy, but Ive got a Korg Electribe ER-1 and I absolutely love it. Super simple user interface, open-ended tweakability, and MIDI syncs up real easy-like with any DAW. I think it sounds cool too. Not like other drum machines. It certainly has a sonic ...

https://soundcloud.com/kennethgregorybr ... chievement

New piece featuring the Voyager OS and Korg Polysix, along with my most recent addition: the Korg Electribe. All the drums on the track are from the Electribe. The arpeggiated bass is a plugin. Tal-togu bassline.

https://soundcloud.com/tommyecho/eternal-return all moog synths, moogerfoogered guitar, and eurorack drum modules. . . hope you guys like it! I haven't posted anything in a while. . . I love this. The weird patches, the vocals, the fuzzy guitar solo, it all just fits so well into that pulsing analo...

Vsyevolod wrote:

Kenneth wrote:Yes, I have heard about the "haze" that can be seen during the wee or waning hours of the day. Doesn't exactly sound like a treat to the lungs.

How about "All freaking day long"? Some days it's so bad that you can't see the nearby hills.

Stephen




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Case in point.

Don't do it. I love my Voyager, but I would never sell an entire arsenal just to fund one synth. Regardless of what synth it was. Could be a Yamaha CS-80, still isn't worth getting rid of other gear that the CS-80 can't replace. As awesome as it is, it's not a drum machine. It's not a control pedal....

swalker133 wrote:hey guys check this out:

http://www.theatlanticcities.com/arts-and-lifestyle/2012/08/geography-americas-music-scenes/2709/

Very cool!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sequential-Circ ... 3384b4dcc7

Can't believe there is someone walking this earth who thinks this is acceptable.

Hi my lads and girls, Just wanna let you share in some way to these good news I've got recently. Some people are working now heavily on the continuing of an old vintage polysynth of the early days. I don't know, if it'll be an upgraded version or a completely new conception or anything else. But it...

LA gets a bad rap, but it's a fantastic place to live. Yeah, the traffic is terrible (very, very terrible), but other than that, it is amazing. Oh, and the air quality is terrible... But other than that, it's amazing. Stephen . Yes, I have heard about the "haze" that can be seen during th...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-ROLAND- ... 2a301d3358

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