blofeld? (but no drum pads)
roland Jupiter xm (doesn't have pads, but does beats)
hydrasynth (my fave)
roland Jupiter xm (doesn't have pads, but does beats)
hydrasynth (my fave)
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Mmm gwb35... I miss mine terribly - was such an awesome fretless... just never got played in my current band and then never really used it.. but it was just so awesome in the smoothness and sexiness of it. Helped my playing quite considerably too with learning not to dig in too much with the finger ramp... but then that also meant no slapping which is partly why (as I occasionally slap)
what do you use to connect your Meris pedals to the editors? can you do it wirelessly?Have you used Elliot Garbus' Meris editors on the computer? Game changer. I have a Polymoon, Merc 7 and and Enzo, and I use em all the time. Has a patch generator mode that really lets you come up with lots of great stuff.
what do you use to connect your Meris pedals to the editors? can you do it wirelessly?
I use a Disaster Area Designs qConnect, I helped Elliot with the testing and development of those editors.what do you use to connect your Meris pedals to the editors? can you do it wirelessly?
blofeld? (but no drum pads)
roland Jupiter xm (doesn't have pads, but does beats)
hydrasynth (my fave)
I was just checking out the Blofeld stuff. Man, it is tasty. The Waldorf...
This is on sale at Perfect Circuit.
The GAS pain.
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I was just checking out the Blofeld stuff. Man, it is tasty. The Waldorf...
This is on sale at Perfect Circuit.
The GAS pain.
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Thanks for the suggestions! For me it’s coming down to the Keystep Pro if I want to stick to a midi controller, or potentially a Korg Minilogue if I want to invest in an actual synthThere's also Arturia. They tend to have a nicer feel than the Akai stuff I've played in that price range. The minilab looks to have a nice set of features, and some software. I haven't been a huge fan of their gear, but they are widely used by many.
Arturia - Overview
The Keystep Pro looks beastly.
Arturia - Overview
Thanks for the suggestions! For me it’s coming down to the Keystep Pro if I want to stick to a midi controller, or potentially a Korg Minilogue if I want to invest in an actual synth
but for the lack of funds, space and time, i’d totally buy a waldorf quantum.
but for the lack of funds, space and time, i’d totally buy a waldorf quantum.
daddy needs new basses.