BurgerKing
a professional user
from the netherlands
writes:
I have this machine for nearly a year now...and I still get some inspiring sounds out of it. Using the LFO as a oscillator itself controlling the cutoff can make some metallic and voice-like sounds. When you record a track with these noises, you really need a limiter to keep the awesome analogue sounds in control...Also , this thing is good for FX too...Plus it can be used as a external filter!
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Tuesday-Jan-25-000 at 07:31
Citizen
a part-time user
from the netherlands
writes:
You know the song 'Gimme gimme gimme' from A- teens? This machine was used for the intro and bridge sound! The resonance sounds very good on this one, very warm and analog ,you have a 12 and 24 db filter, low and high pass.. it has a filter input too, so you can use it as a filterbank...AND it has MIDI-cv/gate connections, so it is also a converter for old synths..Buy one already!It is cheap and something else(no fashion statement)and is pretty unique...It will cost about $ 450...
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Friday-Dec-17-9999 at 04:03
BAZZ
a part-time user
from HOLLAND
writes:
USE IT FOR EXTERNAL AUDIO TREATMENT AND 2 OSCILLATOR LEAD SOUNDS . ALSO THE LFO TURNED UP SOUNDS LIKE SOME WEIRD STUFF...YOU ACTUALLY HAVE AN EXTERNAL FILTER WITH AN ANALOGUE SYNTH FOR FREE!
Rating: 4 out of 5
posted Thursday-Nov-11-9999 at 10:22
K.G.Gold
a hobbyist user
from The Netherlands
writes:
Excellent Monophonic synth. Use it for TB emulation, but there's a lot more to this baby! With a little patience you can make a radical bassdrum, screaming lead noises, etc. In other words: I think the oscilators&filters are OK, the rest is up to you. SOme disadvantages though: no memory to store your sounds, no effects build in (aren't we spoiled!), midi implementation could be better. At least buy it for the colour!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
posted Tuesday-Feb-16-9999 at 15:46
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