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#8129 - 01/14/05 04:15 PM Looking for a beginner's synth
tekminus Offline
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Registered: 04/20/00
Posts: 1287
Is the Waldorf Wave any good?

Hello gang. It's been a while. How's things in the music world? I still have my gear, but photography really keeps me busy these days.

(Hope I can remember my password..think it was paul61smells)

-tek

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#8130 - 01/14/05 04:38 PM Re: Looking for a beginner's synth
freddynl Offline
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Registered: 11/17/99
Posts: 1150
Loc: netherlands
Sure Tek, welcome back
(missed the jokes )

How about the access virus C
(I love it...)

oeps forgot to mention;
paul61 is still loooooooking.....



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#8131 - 01/14/05 04:59 PM Re: Looking for a beginner's synth
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Registered: 08/17/03
Posts: 1194
Loc: Toronto, Canada.
TRY POSTING YOUR QUESTION AT THE GENERAL ARRANGER SECTION!

-Uncle Edminus-61
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#8132 - 01/14/05 05:10 PM Re: Looking for a beginner's synth
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Registered: 11/17/99
Posts: 1150
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Actually Tek should enter "The Bar" section which is open.
You find "The Bar" under General Arranger Section.
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#8133 - 01/15/05 06:21 PM Re: Looking for a beginner's synth
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Registered: 11/10/00
Posts: 2195
Loc: Catskill Mountains, NY
I recommend .... Ensoniq SQ1
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#8134 - 01/15/05 11:53 PM Re: Looking for a beginner's synth
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Registered: 11/10/04
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Loc: Shakopee, MN, USA
Id go with a roland Juno-D, fair price. Great stuff in that package. http://www.roland.com/products/en/JUNO-D/

Phil

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#8135 - 01/16/05 08:29 AM Re: Looking for a beginner's synth
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Loc: Catskill Mountains, NY
Hmm ED you have a point.. An arranger might JUST be what Tek needs.. nah.. I still think the Ensoniq is the best way for him to go..lol

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#8136 - 01/16/05 09:12 AM Re: Looking for a beginner's synth
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freddynl: I am saving up for a Triton Le. But I am always on the look out for older vintage analog gear.

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#8137 - 01/16/05 10:01 AM Re: Looking for a beginner's synth
tekminus Offline
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Registered: 04/20/00
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Aah..it's all coming back now!

-tek

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#8138 - 01/16/05 10:15 AM Re: Looking for a beginner's synth
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Loc: Catskill Mountains, NY
On a more serious note....... Paul I'm going tomorrow to look at an entire studio that's up for sale. A minimoog is included. Don;t know what it's condition is yet, but I'll know tomorrow. I do everything analog with softsynths now, but I'll still buy it if it looks and works well, and the price is right. Maybe I'll even keep it, but then again... maybe not.

AJ
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