If you could only own two synth's ?
If you could only own two synth's ?
which ones would they be and why?
p.s they don't have to be moog.
p.s they don't have to be moog.
At first thought, it would have to be a Minimoog of either model (Voyager, or Model D) and a Fairlight CMI IIx.
The reasons being:
Minimoog: The Model D and Voyager each has its own unique characteristics that need no introduction. Sure, I still haven't played the Model D, but I'm sure something about it made it so big.
Fairlight IIx: Any number of reasons. Perhaps, since I was born into the digital revolution, I entered the world of synthesizers thinking that many of them had the Fairlight's characteristics. Y'know, two keyboards, patch memory, 80-track sequencer and computer characteristics. I've obviously learned otherwise since then, but I have come to know that the Fairlight still has a place. It's easy to make up your own sounds with it, sequence with it and back it up. It's digital, but it's got analog filters. I always liked doing things with a lightpen, besides. As far as plugging it into a wall socket, well I'll just buy a voltage adaptor for it.
The only downside would be that I'd prefer it to suit plastic floppy discs, as opposed to the vinyl ones of the day.
The reasons being:
Minimoog: The Model D and Voyager each has its own unique characteristics that need no introduction. Sure, I still haven't played the Model D, but I'm sure something about it made it so big.
Fairlight IIx: Any number of reasons. Perhaps, since I was born into the digital revolution, I entered the world of synthesizers thinking that many of them had the Fairlight's characteristics. Y'know, two keyboards, patch memory, 80-track sequencer and computer characteristics. I've obviously learned otherwise since then, but I have come to know that the Fairlight still has a place. It's easy to make up your own sounds with it, sequence with it and back it up. It's digital, but it's got analog filters. I always liked doing things with a lightpen, besides. As far as plugging it into a wall socket, well I'll just buy a voltage adaptor for it.
The only downside would be that I'd prefer it to suit plastic floppy discs, as opposed to the vinyl ones of the day.
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The Two:
It seems so cliche to say a Mini, but I have to say a Mini. I'm still shocked to find that a. everything everyone ever said was true b. that its sound truly is THAT distinctive.
The Korg PS-3100. Do I really need to explain this one?
If I was allowed to bring just one more, I'd probably bring a Yamaha CS-50.
The Korg PS-3100. Do I really need to explain this one?
If I was allowed to bring just one more, I'd probably bring a Yamaha CS-50.
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Now you mention it, I'd like to alter one of my choices. Instead of a model D, I think I'd settle for a Voyager. Sure, the Model D is durrable, but the Voyager can do more, plus the digital memory.
"The greatest thing we ever have is the will to survive," - Eric Benjamin Gordon, 2001
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1. Voyager- sounds as great as the mini in its own way, very versatile, perfect monosynth for 2005, nothing can really beat its versitality and sound.
2. Memorymoog plus- The greatest polysynth of all time. Its a dirty and powerful but beautiful beast that has to be the most inspiring poly i have ever played.
2. Memorymoog plus- The greatest polysynth of all time. Its a dirty and powerful but beautiful beast that has to be the most inspiring poly i have ever played.
Moog Gear: Voyager AE,LP Stage 2+CV outs (Blue LED's/Wheels, MF104SD, MF101 Filter, MF103 Phaser, Source, Memorymoog+, Minitaur.
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Moog Voyager, Waldorf Q if I would have no way of fixing an oldie in the next time.
Minimoog and Waldorf WAVE if ther is a service department close by. But they are both working fine here (fingers crossed!).
Minimoog and Waldorf WAVE if ther is a service department close by. But they are both working fine here (fingers crossed!).
keep on turning these Moog knobs
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