Hi Roel!
Of course, with the G2 out in every store by now, there´s always the Nord
Modular mk1 which is down at really low price levels now, has incredible
capabilities (erm... it´s modular..), sounds reasonably fat... shame you
only get two ocatves to play with... but if you wanna go experimental with
12 oscillators per voice, 9 24dB lowpass filters coupled in a row controlled
by another 17 LFO´s and random generators or what have you... not to forget
the four morph groups which, with one knob, can handle 25 parameters at a
time... outside the Doepfer/analogue domain this one is a bargain and a
beast! And you get plenty of knobs whose functions you can set up for
yourself! And edit everything you´d like detatched from the computer! Around
500 here in Sweden...
Well, just my 2 kronors worth..
/Anders
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>From: Florian Anwander <Florian.Anwander@c...> Date: Thu Sep 23, 2004
>10:41 am Subject: 1 Re: A new toy!
>
>Hi Florian,
>
>Well, I have experimented quite a lot lately. As you could read I read
>Strange book six times. Major break through was the filtering of noise with
>amazing sounds as outcome. Well then I felt I really getting the hang of
>it.
>
>That's incredibly cheap. I never ordered anything via Ebay. I find it a bit
>too much of a hassle and more risk then usual. Beside that changes are
>reasonably slimm in getting your gear. Mostly others have the luck.
>
>I saw one an Ensonique at someone's home. I know the sounds are special,
>great options and yes it had an 8 track sequencer! I believe it was the Esq
>1 or Esq 80. But something these machines don't have are those many knobs!
>And that was a must for me. Four enveloppes and 3 lfo's is impressive. The
>only one who can match that is my Prophecy who has 4 lfo's and 4 EG's!
>
>cheers,
>
>Roel
>
>Florian wrote:
>
>Hi Roel
>
>though this is a little offtopic: > It's also a perfect > synth for
>experimental stuff, since you have 3 oscillators which > work totally
>independent. Incredible, you can give each oscillator > his one octave
>height, own detune and semi tune. Each lfo (there are 2) > also can
>influence each oscillator!!! Sounds like a good experience for you.
>
>If one is looking for similar possibilities in a not too expensive, used
>synth I can recommend the ensoniq ESQ/SQ series definitely (at ebay ESQ1
>around 100EUR!). Four Envelopes, three LFOS, real satisfying modulation
>matrix, Hardsync Crossmod; and not to forget a very good builtin sequencer,
>which offers good live playback capabilities (realtime mute for each track
>in direct access) and masterkeyboard fuctions!
>
>Florian
>
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