There's a guy here in Brazil that make Juno's chips.
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Cláudio Falcão (CENOBITA)
On Seg 27/09/10 1:53 PM ,
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> dont know if it was mentioned but the old juno 106 is a great real analog
> synth ,...plus the "synth spa" says that they have a method to bring back
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> Sent: Fri, Sep 24, 2010 10:36 pm
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> Subject: Re: [AN1x] va synth advice
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> hi, thanks for the advices!
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> I think that the an1x may be a really good solution...
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> ...or maybe I'll wait for the new novation ultranova, which is compact, has
> a vocoder, and being also an audio interface has 2 inputs so I could
> connect one of my synths in it (I have no more channels free in my mixer
> and audio interface)... its only real limitation is mono-timbrality... but
> I think that with 3 osc, 'self' sync that use only one osc (like the
> an1x...), great mod matrix, 3 lfos and 6 env I could get pretty complex
> stuff anyway without layers... also, no keyboard split won't be that much
> of a problem anyway, in a 37 keys synth...
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> I think I'll wait for it, before buying an an1x (unless a super deal
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> greetings
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> Fabio
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> oogroups.com, Jeff wrote:
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> > Hello !
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> > if you need another keyboard : AN1x . Very under rated instrument, can
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> > be cheap second hand, but very impressive despite its limitations (10
> > note polyphony, "multi function" knobs). The keyboard itself is good
> > too, not to firm but enough, with a good after touch. You can find a lot
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> > of demos on YouTube. Have a look at :
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> > http://www.deepsonic.ch/deep/htm/an1x.php
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> > if you need only an expander : Novation Nova, but a bit too expensive
> > and sounds too close to the Obie 12 IMHO.
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> > More "exotic" : Yamaha AN200 or RedSound Elevata. Both are expanders.
> > The first one is "half an AN1x packed with a rythm machine". Very funny
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> > little box, but a bit too limited, more a "groove box" than a standalone
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> > http://www.vintagesynth.com/yamaha/an200.php
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> > The second is a rare english V.A. synth with its own sound, very "raw"
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> > and "old school", but it's a "hate it or love it" instrument. Very user
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> > friendly and flexible, multi timbral and 16 note polyphonic, but it has
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> > no in board effects, only a basic chorus / phasing, no 4 pole VCF. With
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> > this one : try it before buy, the sound is very special (of course most
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> > of the preset sucks, as on most synths...).
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> > http://www.vintagesynth.com/misc/elevata.php
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> > I was very impressed by the Roland JP 8000 but the polyphony is only 8
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> > note, no after touch....one of the early VAs with the Nord Lead. I never
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> > tried Korg's VAs...
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> > Cheers.
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> > J.F.
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> > somethingkillingyou a écrit :
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> > > Hi everyone,
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> > > I have some synths, but only one is a VA (OB12)...
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> > > now, I think that having another VA in my setup wouldn't hurt...
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> > > since there are a lot of VAs out there, what's your advice!?
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> > > I was considering an an1x or a korg prophecy...
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> > > but also the novation nova (for a decent price) could be an
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> > > or an alesis ion... there's also the ms2000...
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> > > I won't consider clavia nords, they're too overpriced for what they
> > > actually do (limited)... same thing for access virus...
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> > > waldorf q are out of my price range instead...
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> > > so what's the best bang for the bucks in term of sound/features?
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> > > greetings
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> > > Fabio
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