well its good to have only few
a main synth -something with alot of power
maybe a drum machine of you realy need it
a sampler maybe and a multi fx too

learn how to work perfectly with thos then when you feel you want to add another\different sound into your tracks get another synth (thats what im doing now) still dont need another synth but soon i will get one (not another VA')

Yeah thats right Tommer.....its better to have less equipment but to know how to use it. BTW if your gonna get another synth....get an analog mono...maybe a Waldorf Pulse.

By the sounds of it...thats what your setups needs.....some REAL analog!

DS

Virusb
JV 1080

why mono? :wink:
nah i'll get something polyphonic i like to play big chords :)

You want a Nord G2.

The most powerful synth ever.


:D

Fat synths
 

For shear power you can't beat a 303 through an old valve distortion like that peavey one, the SH101 is very tasty for bass lines and acid fx, and the pulse is definitely a wise purchase, it's very powerful and versatile even though it's mono and not multitimbral and it only cost me ?145 including postage! You can get the pulse plus which only costs about 160 which has a built in midi cv converter.

Pete

what is the difference between the pulse and the pulse+
and i fear from the G2 :D (moster)

The only classic synth I`d ever think of buying is a tb303. In a few years the sound from VA`s will just a close as real analogue.

:D

yeah i guss
you should think about geting an mc202 too :)
its like an upgratede tb303
some ppl call it tb202 :D

I`d rather have a 303, so I can jump around the room tweaking the filters in a frenzy like some one out of Altern8. :mrgreen:

I really hope Roland make a future hardware version of the 303, cause some sad day there`ll be none left. Whats gonna happen then?