Software or Hardware Synths???
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Software or Hardware Synths???
Lets see who prefers what 
- doomstribe
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listening to some samples i made on friends virusc. Hardware is alot easier to work with. Esp when no extra processing is needed to make it sound large
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just got a used, rack-mount line mixer for $75 off ebay. mpc, dj setup, microkorg, and jv1080 all go into there and get mixed down to stereo... no more plugging/unplugging. also got space for 4 more sources-- def. a good buy.Chunkie wrote:got soft synths
wanted a hard one - bought a micro korg
fat sounds and easy to operate!
BUT too fiddly to integrate into the system
so.. software for me
(only until i get get a proper mixing desk and integrate the hardware element nicely)
there's some patch editors for the microkorg you can use on your computer; you have to upload/download via midi data dump, which is kinda ugly, but it works:
http://www.korg.com/service/downloadinfo.asp?DID=435
now, does anyone have an sh201 they want to 'loan' for a long time?
the great thing about hardware is its tweakability; much more physical-- and who are we kidding, FUN-- to twist and slide shit in real time. thank god for good midi controllers as well...
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