Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 4:16 pm
1. My AE Voyager
2. Synthesizers.Com modular. One of the BIG ones.
-bruce
2. Synthesizers.Com modular. One of the BIG ones.
-bruce
2. STS Serge Modular (with 6 panels and TKB Sequencer)
Moog Music Forum
Share Ideas and Pass the word
https://forum.moogmusic.com/
If you could only own two synth's ?
Page 3 of 5
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2005 7:16 am
1. Alesis Andromeda A6
2. STS Serge Modular (with 6 panels and TKB Sequencer)
2. STS Serge Modular (with 6 panels and TKB Sequencer)
Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 3:23 pm
1. Voyager
2. Kawai K5000S
The best of both worlds!
2. Kawai K5000S
The best of both worlds!
Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 4:07 pm
MOOG Minimoog and EMS Synthi-AKS. Why ? The powerful sound of the Mini (more explanation won't be necessary I suppose...) and the modular versatility (and great sounds of course) of the Synthi.
A third would be the CS-80. Richness of sound, and great control features (polyphonic aftertouch, ribbon controller, etc...)
A third would be the CS-80. Richness of sound, and great control features (polyphonic aftertouch, ribbon controller, etc...)
Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 4:42 pm
1. Synclavier 9600
2. Moog IIIc
2. Moog IIIc
Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 7:18 pm
Sequential VS and ARP 2500. If I was to pare down what I've got it would be Voyager and VFXsd. (I'd get to keep the Hammond and Piano as they aren't 'synths' in the general use of the word.)
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 1:21 am
in a realisic world...my micromoog and the DSI tetra (or if i had to chose between the 3 i own, cz5000)
in a ideal world... Voyager and andromeda
in a fantasy-never-going-to-happen world... T.O.N.T.O. and Con brio ADS 200
in a ideal world... Voyager and andromeda
in a fantasy-never-going-to-happen world... T.O.N.T.O. and Con brio ADS 200
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 3:14 am
I asked my Voyager, Virus, and Nord Stage whether one of them would be willing to go and they all want to stay. So no way for me to do without one of them. I therefore decided to tag the Nord Stage "piano" which enables me to keep both the two synths and the piano.
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 4:03 am
Little Phatty and a Telharmonium. 
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 11:28 am
... and a really, really big house!Voltor07 wrote:Little Phatty and a Telharmonium.
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 12:15 pm
1: MemoryMoog
2: CS-80
2: CS-80
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 3:05 pm
I'm down to a 3 synth setup these days so if I had to lose one more sadly it would be the Voyager. The Andromeda and modular will do.
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 11:00 pm
1) Minimoog Voyager Old School
2) Prophet 08 Potentiometer Edition
I use both of these instruments, and they make a beautiful combination. Their tones are similar enough so that they blend together very well.
A CP-251 Moogerfooger for added modulation on the Voyager, and a set of bass pedals powered by a MoPho or Tetra would really round out this set up nicely.
For those who don't mind repetition, another nice set up would include TWO Prophet 08's. One could be used for chordal/accompaniment playing (expanded to twelve-voice capacity with a Tetra), while the other could do double duty between unison and poly modes. And don't forget the bass pedals.
2) Prophet 08 Potentiometer Edition
I use both of these instruments, and they make a beautiful combination. Their tones are similar enough so that they blend together very well.
A CP-251 Moogerfooger for added modulation on the Voyager, and a set of bass pedals powered by a MoPho or Tetra would really round out this set up nicely.
For those who don't mind repetition, another nice set up would include TWO Prophet 08's. One could be used for chordal/accompaniment playing (expanded to twelve-voice capacity with a Tetra), while the other could do double duty between unison and poly modes. And don't forget the bass pedals.
Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2009 5:06 am
1) Studio Electronics Omega 8, with all the extras.
2) Sequential Circuits Prophet T8
- CM
2) Sequential Circuits Prophet T8
- CM
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 2:44 am
1) Moog Voyager
2) DSI PolyEvolver Rack
So much power, such a small footprint
Have been very productive with these two, lately - run the PER as 4 mono synths, for a total of 5 voices. Silly fun...crazy amounts of real-time control in the PER engine & patches, if not the panel...Voyager is a dream controller, too.
Alternate, to step in if #1 or #2 can not fulfill their duties: Roland Jupiter-8. With the Kenton Pro-DCB interface, you can get some groovy things happening with syncing the random arpeggiator to MIDI clock...NOT a complete solution MIDI-wise, but not bad for plug-and-play.
2) DSI PolyEvolver Rack
So much power, such a small footprint
Have been very productive with these two, lately - run the PER as 4 mono synths, for a total of 5 voices. Silly fun...crazy amounts of real-time control in the PER engine & patches, if not the panel...Voyager is a dream controller, too. Alternate, to step in if #1 or #2 can not fulfill their duties: Roland Jupiter-8. With the Kenton Pro-DCB interface, you can get some groovy things happening with syncing the random arpeggiator to MIDI clock...NOT a complete solution MIDI-wise, but not bad for plug-and-play.