synthesizer shopping, what do you recommend?
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synthesizer shopping, what do you recommend?
Hi, I've been increasingly in need of some new equipment for my 'studio' and am interested in purchasing a hardware synth but have no idea where to start.
Can anyone point me in the right direction, thanks.
my 'studio' consists of a mac book pro with logic 8 with no external plug-ins. hence my desire to expand!
Can anyone point me in the right direction, thanks.
my 'studio' consists of a mac book pro with logic 8 with no external plug-ins. hence my desire to expand!
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How much are you looking at spending?
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is there any websites that anyone could reccomend aswell.
Re: synthesizer shopping, what do you recommend?
i'd invest in monitors, headphones, some sort of input controler (pads/keys/both) and a decent a/d converter before i'd suggest a hardware synth. the ES2's a great synth plug; if that ain't gettin yr panties in a bundle, then try predator or massive as plugins.
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If you can afford it, the Roland SH-201 is fantastic. Will keep you busy for months! 

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I really like my R3. There's nothing I want that it can't do.
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I'm going with what sharmaji said.
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lol woops. I forgot to add that I have a pair of decent monitors + a subSharmaji wrote:i'd invest in monitors, headphones, some sort of input controler (pads/keys/both) and a decent a/d converter before i'd suggest a hardware synth. the ES2's a great synth plug; if that ain't gettin yr panties in a bundle, then try predator or massive as plugins.

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check out the novation synths
Xstation and Xiosynth
synth / midi controller combo
Xstation and Xiosynth
synth / midi controller combo
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used virus b if you wanna make the bro, hahahaha
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Alesis Micron
Novation XioSynth
Novation XioSynth
How does I wobbled bass?
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LOLnowaysj wrote:used virus b if you wanna make the bro, hahahaha
you can do anything with an access virus...
not just "the bro"
and good luck finding a used acces virus for under $500
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Re: synthesizer shopping, what do you recommend?
+ 1Sharmaji wrote:i'd invest in monitors, headphones, some sort of input controler (pads/keys/both) and a decent a/d converter before i'd suggest a hardware synth. the ES2's a great synth plug; if that ain't gettin yr panties in a bundle, then try predator or massive as plugins.
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Think you can find a b for around that. I just found one in an old box.FSTZ wrote:LOLnowaysj wrote:used virus b if you wanna make the bro, hahahaha
you can do anything with an access virus...
not just "the bro"
and good luck finding a used acces virus for under $500

I was a different person when I used to own the b, but going through it now, I can easily tell that nasty is what this thing excels at.
Re: synthesizer shopping, what do you recommend?
yeah, I hear thatnowaysj wrote:Think you can find a b for around that. I just found one in an old box.FSTZ wrote:LOLnowaysj wrote:used virus b if you wanna make the bro, hahahaha
you can do anything with an access virus...
not just "the bro"
and good luck finding a used acces virus for under $500![]()
I was a different person when I used to own the b, but going through it now, I can easily tell that nasty is what this thing excels at.
but nasty doesn't always = bro
$500 is a steal
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Re: synthesizer shopping, what do you recommend?
partition wrote:Hi, I've been increasingly in need of some new equipment for my 'studio' and am interested in purchasing a hardware synth but have no idea where to start.
Can anyone point me in the right direction, thanks.
my 'studio' consists of a mac book pro with logic 8 with no external plug-ins. hence my desire to expand!
Go for a Waldorf Blofeld - 379,- Eur
http://www.thomann.de/gb/waldorf_blofeld.htm
Its a Wavetable synth, makes for HUGE basses, nice pads, great FX and shit
Or try a used Virus B from ebay
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See one Buy it Now on the bay for $560, a little scratch and an electrical taped power supply. Thinking of selling mine for some dj stuffs. My shit is pristine! Was hoping to get more than $550 for it though. 

Re: synthesizer shopping, what do you recommend?
But bro always ='s nasty.FSTZ wrote:but nasty doesn't always = bro
And, even worse, dubstep ~ bro.
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