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But they still make great stuff like Korg Volca FM or Dirtywave M8 and many, many other beautiful synths! Apart from that, with music equipment, it's completel
by _7acn 2y ago
But they still make great stuff like Korg Volca FM or Dirtywave M8 and many, many other beautiful synths!
Apart from that, with music equipment, it's completely different than with computers. In our case, great hardware becomes outdated and goes out of use. You could say it disappears forever because its time has passed. With music equipment, it's entirely different. There, everything remains compatible, almost nothing "goes out of use" and it cannot become obsolete.
- JoeyJoJoJr 2y agoSynthstrom Deluge is also going to have DX7 emulation soon.I can’t wait to have a DX7 in a powerful groove box. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=84EENKfeV8M https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=84EENKfeV8M
- consf 2y ago[dead]
- jacobr1 2y agoAny recommendations for a starter synth? Something polyphonic, and has the ability to mess around to create new sounds (so analogue controls, but it could still be digital behind the scenes). I'd like some presets, but not be limited to them. What is on the market at a reasonable price point (under or around $500) that fits this profile?
- schwartzworld 2y agoThere's a lot of affordable choices depending on what you want, but everything has tradeoffs. I love my Microfreak, but it only has 4 voices of polyphony, a weird keybed and no onboard effects. That said it makes amazing sounds and has a very discoverable set of controls, and since I play guitar I have external effect pedals at home anyway. If you're not committed to hardware, a nice midi controller and a software synth will let you learn without spending big bucks. And even then the midi controller is optional.
- honkycat 2y agoHydrasynth Explorer Minifreak buying used off of ebay / reverb is fine Or get a Arturia MiniLab 3, it comes with a synth package and can control anything on your computer. Good free synths: - Dexed - Vital - Odin - Pianobook / Decent Sampler