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djencode 02.08.2006 08:16 PM

one things for sure tho, it's a good starter synth any my friends who are music noobs i'll be refering them to it so that they can get a hang of using a synth. then from there they can grow into more complicated software and hardware.

feedingear 31.03.2009 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Khazul (Post 268930)
There was another cheap looking kiddy toy that roland once made. Now they change hands for more than 10 times their original new price...

Now there's a quote you can't argue with. A person I am collaborating with is just about to buy one of these and I am looking forward to having a play. I run a TI Polar and a Korg M3, without the radias board, and hoping the sound will be a nice contrast to the Virus.

Looking to invest in either a Radias Rack or the EXB board because at the moment the Korg M3 synths are rubbish. Key bed and electromechs/strings/etc are gorgeous though, but I feel the Triton Extreme had better, stronger, on board patches to begin with, across the board.

Ceri JC 31.03.2009 03:57 PM

I played one back to back with a TI Polar and I was amazed how toy-like it looked, felt and sounded. A shame really, as I really like the SH-101 and had sort of hoped for this to be a proper modernisation of that, rather than just an exercise in cashing in on the name (MC-303 all over again, anyone? ;)), as this seemed to be. The d-beam was good fun; could see that being nice to use live, particularly with the other hand doing broken chord manual arpeggios. I'd rather get a standalone midi controller with d-beam equivalent and use that with a Virus though.

Still, if you like it and the sound it makes, nowt wrong with it for your studio. I love Electribes, but most people think they are "toys". :)

fornax 31.03.2009 11:24 PM

I do have the SH-201. I was a bit unsure the first days I had it. But now I love it really much. It is very easy to create sounds on it. I think it sounds very cool. I would recommend this synth for beginners, as it is easy to learn.

I made some bass sounds on it, pads, plucks, effects, leads and so on.


http://synthdesign.de/roland.htm
You will find some patches and demo of the patches at this site.
I can share some of my patches

Here is a sample of the Roland SH-201 in a trancetrack:
http://www.fornax.no/synth/Roland%20...e%20roots).mp3

I will upload more stuff from the SH-201 on that url if wanted.

feedingear 01.04.2009 05:36 AM

Yeah if you have any more samples of different patches and different genres that'd be really cool to hear. Thanks.


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