[sdiy] minimoog/prodigy/rogue homebuilts?
Mark Romberg
mark-romberg at utulsa.edu
Wed Jun 16 08:35:36 CEST 2004
*grins all round* indeed infected we are.
improvement was actually my plan. i'm not planning on 100% accurate
physically, but to capture the sound. i _really_ like the layout of
the mini's controls (and the flip-up design), in fact i'm drawing an
illustrator file of it right now. if anyone wants a copy of this file
when i'm done email me personally (ie not on the list, it will better
catch my attention).
i may end up doing a totally unique synth from various component
designs with a mini front panel...*muses*
have nice days.
On 15 Jun 2004, at 20:35, harrybissell wrote:
> You could probably clone any of them... I'd think the rogue and
> prodigy
> are better
> clone candidates...
>
> otoh you will find that the cost of really doing a clone is
> prohibitive...
> far more imho than
> buying one. Unless you really enjoy building, working with hands (and
> brains)... cloning
> is not a good path.
>
> And why clone... if you go that far... improve on the originals. They
> were
> designed to meet
> a certain market segment that you don't need to hit.
>
> Good Luck Mr. Phelps... if you choose to accept this assignment - we
> can /
> will help.
> We are s-diy. All infected. We do this kind of thing for FUN :^P
>
> H^) harry
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