--- In AN1x-list@y..., "atmosfere_sonore"
<atmosfere_sonore@y...> wrote:
> Hello
>
> maybe is just me .. but i get more and more pleasure with real
time
> synths, simply laid out panels and immidiate tweaking
>
A common and perfectly reasonable statement. But this is one
reason I like my AN1x so much - the [ASSIGN] Knobs can
reprogrammed easily to control other sound modules or VSTi's.
Alternately, you can easily set-up most sequencing
environments with templates to remap incoming MIDI CCs to
your VSTi's. This is typically a one time effort so for me it
minimizes - practically eliminates - the issue altogether. But
again, this entirely a matter of personal preference and is not a
right or wrong arguement.
>
http://www.mfberlin.de/Produkte/Musikelektronik/MFB-SYNTH/mfb-
> synth.html
>
> or a waldorf pulse with some knobby box
Yes, you could take thinks a step further then the AN1x with the
excellent Peavey PC1600X MIDI Controller (or something
equivalent) and reallly go to town! I would LOVE to have one
those!!!
> can make miracles
> u can chain them also if u want polyphony
>
> i also love the doepfer ms404 if u can find one
>
> all mono analogue ..depends also what kind of sonority
> u are after
>
> also cheap nowdays are jd990/k2000/Ws/UWave/TG77/Sy99
>
Great choices on the 2nd hand market :-) Watch out for
Wavestations and original K5s with burntout or fading backlight
displays.TG77/SY99s were great synths and there is loads of
online Kurzweil support.
Jon