Tell us about your rig
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The S550 is still a nice samler, looking at the photo it appears you do not have the exteranl hard drive or CD Drive ? The S50 keyboard Is also nice but does not have as much memory and does not have the filter.
Roland has a conversion program ( free) that would allow you to load samples for the 550 into the 50. That was also a cool thing, the whole collection of samples was avilable free, you went to the dealer loaded the sample into the floor model then made a copy to you your own disc. Roland had a CD avilable that had the entire 50/550 lib. for purchase.
Enjoy
Roland has a conversion program ( free) that would allow you to load samples for the 550 into the 50. That was also a cool thing, the whole collection of samples was avilable free, you went to the dealer loaded the sample into the floor model then made a copy to you your own disc. Roland had a CD avilable that had the entire 50/550 lib. for purchase.
Enjoy
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Yeah I love the s550. I've been trying to track down the rc100 and the drawing tablet for it. I have a copy of the director s sequencer software I just need to order the usb to 3.5" disk drive so I can get it off my pc and into the sampler. Didn't know there was a cd dri ve for it thoughBrian G wrote:The S550 is still a nice samler, looking at the photo it appears you do not have the exteranl hard drive or CD Drive ? The S50 keyboard Is also nice but does not have as much memory and does not have the filter.
Roland has a conversion program ( free) that would allow you to load samples for the 550 into the 50. That was also a cool thing, the whole collection of samples was avilable free, you went to the dealer loaded the sample into the floor model then made a copy to you your own disc. Roland had a CD avilable that had the entire 50/550 lib. for purchase.
Enjoy
My modular so far: Q104, Q106 x2, Q107, Q108, Q109 x2 , Q116, Q118, Q127 w/Q140, Q130, STG Wave Folder, Mixer and Mankato playing with Moog Voyager, VX-351, CP-251, MF-104M x2 ( STEREO!) Volca Beats and Bass, Arturia Beat step
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This peice of gears sounds similar to my akai s2000, in that 3.5" floppies are it's only built in storage. I even have to boot it from a floppy everytime I turn it on. Once I tried getting a zip drive for it, but finding a working zip drive is't easy anymore. An old cd drive might be easier to find. It uses a standard connector for external devices, but, as I'm sure many of you are aware, old standards don't remain standard equipment. I don't know about you, but my computer does not have a 50 pin SCSI port and it would cost me twice as much to buy a SCSI card as I payed for the sampler.ColorForm2113 wrote:Yeah I love the s550. I've been trying to track down the rc100 and the drawing tablet for it. I have a copy of the director s sequencer software I just need to order the usb to 3.5" disk drive so I can get it off my pc and into the sampler. Didn't know there was a cd dri ve for it thoughBrian G wrote:The S550 is still a nice samler, looking at the photo it appears you do not have the exteranl hard drive or CD Drive ? The S50 keyboard Is also nice but does not have as much memory and does not have the filter.
Roland has a conversion program ( free) that would allow you to load samples for the 550 into the 50. That was also a cool thing, the whole collection of samples was avilable free, you went to the dealer loaded the sample into the floor model then made a copy to you your own disc. Roland had a CD avilable that had the entire 50/550 lib. for purchase.
Enjoy
Stage II, MF-102, MF-105m, MF-107, paia theremin, akai s2000, yamaha pss 680, yamaha cp 25, and other stuff
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I have the draw tablet for the S50, honestly you can do the same thing with the mouse on the 550 with some practice, the tablet is "okay". The CD/HD require a SCSI card that Roland sold just for the 550. It is real picky on the SCSI CD drive hooked up to it, SCSI hard drives it's not to picky. It's been too long I don't recall what I found that worked. You need to boot from the HD OS disc that Roland may still have available some where. Load time is about twice as fast as the floppy. I forget how large of a drive it will see, not too large. Not sure where you would find the old sample CD's for it now, I have a few from Greytsounds, they had three or four of them.
I haven't played with mine in a few months... sometime soon again though
I haven't played with mine in a few months... sometime soon again though
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I was responding to David Smyth who complimented you on the Moog KB 100 I put a Peavey badge on my Phonic MK50, and was comparing the Moog KB100 to my Peavey MK50. I know that's a Peavey KB100. I know my Peaveys.ColorForm2113 wrote:Voltor - close its a peavy kb 100
Minitaur, CP-251, EHX #1 Echo, EHX Space Drums/Crash Pads, QSC GX-3, Pyramid stereo power amp, Miracle Pianos, Walking Stick ribbon controller, Synthutron.com, 1983 Hammond organ, dot com modular.
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Lol gotcha. Yeah I thought you had some peavys (peavies? Peavi?) In your set up tooVoltor07 wrote:I was responding to David Smyth who complimented you on the Moog KB 100 I put a Peavey badge on my Phonic MK50, and was comparing the Moog KB100 to my Peavey MK50. I know that's a Peavey KB100. I know my Peaveys.ColorForm2113 wrote:Voltor - close its a peavy kb 100
My modular so far: Q104, Q106 x2, Q107, Q108, Q109 x2 , Q116, Q118, Q127 w/Q140, Q130, STG Wave Folder, Mixer and Mankato playing with Moog Voyager, VX-351, CP-251, MF-104M x2 ( STEREO!) Volca Beats and Bass, Arturia Beat step
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I had a KB/A 60, but it was killed with an electric guitar. Couldn't afford to replace it, but got a Phonic MK50 for $75 on e-Bay, new in box. It doesn't sound like a Peavey, but it still sounds great with my custom 12". It can't be beat for the price I paid.ColorForm2113 wrote:Lol gotcha. Yeah I thought you had some peavys (peavies? Peavi?) In your set up tooVoltor07 wrote:I was responding to David Smyth who complimented you on the Moog KB 100 I put a Peavey badge on my Phonic MK50, and was comparing the Moog KB100 to my Peavey MK50. I know that's a Peavey KB100. I know my Peaveys.ColorForm2113 wrote:Voltor - close its a peavy kb 100
Minitaur, CP-251, EHX #1 Echo, EHX Space Drums/Crash Pads, QSC GX-3, Pyramid stereo power amp, Miracle Pianos, Walking Stick ribbon controller, Synthutron.com, 1983 Hammond organ, dot com modular.
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My current set up is (its changing every time):
Arp Odyssey MK2, Arp Omni 2, Arp 2600, Moog Minimoog Musonics, Moog Multimoog, Moog DVCO custom engeneering, Moog Liberation, Oberheim 2 voice, Oberheim OB8 midi, Korg PS-3200, Memotron, Moslab modular system, Synth.com 2 x 960 seq + modules.
Now looking to get more modules for my modular and an Korg PS-3100 for sale (any one has one to offer to me ?)
Bollinote.
Arp Odyssey MK2, Arp Omni 2, Arp 2600, Moog Minimoog Musonics, Moog Multimoog, Moog DVCO custom engeneering, Moog Liberation, Oberheim 2 voice, Oberheim OB8 midi, Korg PS-3200, Memotron, Moslab modular system, Synth.com 2 x 960 seq + modules.
Now looking to get more modules for my modular and an Korg PS-3100 for sale (any one has one to offer to me ?)
Bollinote.
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I got a PC running windows 7 64 Bit and Ableton Live 8... On top of that, I use a Mackie Onyx 1220i for my mixer and audio interface. I have an Akai MPK49 for a midi controller that doubles as my Midi Interface. To help with the ableton control, I use an APC40. Got a Voyager electric blue and a little phatty along with MF101, MF102, MF104Z, MF107, and MF108M. I Have a TR-606 that I am in the process of building a USB Midi-DINSync converter (and provide power) to it. Also, 2 turn tables and a microphone... Seriously.
Haha
Haha
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Where it's at?Mr Shave wrote: Also, 2 turn tables and a microphone... Seriously.
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May I say.... Bloody hell that's a nice little collection !!bollinote wrote:My current set up is (its changing every time):
Arp Odyssey MK2, Arp Omni 2, Arp 2600, Moog Minimoog Musonics, Moog Multimoog, Moog DVCO custom engeneering, Moog Liberation, Oberheim 2 voice, Oberheim OB8 midi, Korg PS-3200, Memotron, Moslab modular system, Synth.com 2 x 960 seq + modules.
Now looking to get more modules for my modular and an Korg PS-3100 for sale (any one has one to offer to me ?)
Bollinote.
Latest track, Dancing On The Ecliptic http://soundcloud.com/ianman/dancing-on ... iptic-demo
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Here's the latest incarnation of my rack as of about 5-28-12. With the other foogers not shown (101,103) I have an independent FoogerSynth (since Moog never released an envgen/vca) with the Freqbox and Ringmod as Oscs and heavy on the modulation. Another envgen eventually for the 101.
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Here's my LP 1 on stage.
Bass player from the UK currently on a Michael Jackson tribute tour.
Bass player from the UK currently on a Michael Jackson tribute tour.
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I'm sorry folks......this just blows my mind. I FINALLY got it to the apartment last night, plugged it in for the first time and it powered up without hesitation. The code on the transformer I suspect is from 1977, as is the code on the pot of the Small Stone.
These two units together take your earwax back in time. Classic tones at the fingernails. I apologize for the cell phone shots, we're in camera trouble until January.
These two units together take your earwax back in time. Classic tones at the fingernails. I apologize for the cell phone shots, we're in camera trouble until January.
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Awesome setup, EricK! Now, where's that other stuff you have? You know...the rest of your impressive rig? I know you also have an organ, a Rhodes, a Voyager, some MF's, and a modular...it does not do to have all your gear separated. That limits the number of sounds you can get at once.
I have to get a high quality photo up of my own rig to post here...too many updates without proof...
I have to get a high quality photo up of my own rig to post here...too many updates without proof...
Minitaur, CP-251, EHX #1 Echo, EHX Space Drums/Crash Pads, QSC GX-3, Pyramid stereo power amp, Miracle Pianos, Walking Stick ribbon controller, Synthutron.com, 1983 Hammond organ, dot com modular.