Alesis Andromeda A6

Daniel,

I'm owned a lot of synths:  Korg DW-8000, Korg EX-8000, Roland Juno 
106, Roland RS-09, Roland JP-8000, Roland JP-8080, Access Virus 
Indigo, ARP Solus (still have that one).  Trust me, the A6 is the 
ticket.  I love it.

I play in a band and there's a running joke about how I get a new 
keyboard every year.  Well, when I showed up to record with the A6, 
for the first time, the other guys (including my critical brothers) 
were totally blown away.

The A6 sounds great if you spend sometime with it.  Trust me.

-Dex

--- In Andromeda_A6-ION@yahoogroups.com, "musashidan2000" 
<musashidan2000@y...> wrote:
> Hi yall,
> 
> I have a virus kb round 2 years now...just coming to really 
> appreciate its qualities, nuances.  however, also noticed that I am 
> subtlely but profoundly irritated by some of the sibilances 
> and "digital-ness" that accompany a great many of the sounds...
> Also, i've generally had a difficult time "fitting" the virus' 
> sounds into a mix.  Something about it...  Maybe its too "clean", I 
> need something a bit more dusty, but interstellar and versatile, & 
> can fit into jangly electro jazz hip hop......hence my presence on 
> this forum.
> 
> So, I'd like to try a real deal analog synth.  
> 
> Considering either the Andromeda or Vermona perFourmer.
> Andromeda online demos sound quite bootsy, compared to Vermona's.  
> The Vermona's got some gritty, liquidy, zippidy, fat tones...but no 
> patch memory, nofx.  
> 
> However, I heard the Andromeda on the Miles_Gurtu cd (don't 
sleep!), 
> sounds very neat.
> 
> The mp3s of the a6's sounds on sonicstate don't sound all that 
> sharp...:/  But for some reason, I have a sense about the Andy 
> hoping its not just an another over-hyped box.
> 
> I guess I wanna know the inside scoop...is it really all that? Most 
> times I see it sold on ebay, the guy only had it for under a year!  
> Often only 6 months!
> 
> Any words are appreciated.
> 
> ~peace
> Daniel