The Studio Electronics Omega can be had 2, 4, 6, or 8 all analog voices. Plus, you can add 303 and/or 2600 clone filters to those voices individually as you see fit. (Start with the 2 voice and add 2 more as needed etc.) The polydac on the ASM2 is available standalone and can do up to a four voice modular analog setup as long as you have the modules for that many voices and do not mind tuning it all... ;-) Since you already have the controller the Prophet08 rack seems the least costly route 8 analog voices. --- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, "phineousbonemachine" <berticus_sledge@...> wrote: > > OK I love my dotcom, but I have 4 digisynths right now. > > Yamaha Cs1x...first synth bought at a pawnshop for 125bucks. > > Yamaha Cs6r...fun machine lots of wave forms to play with. > > Novation x-station25. core of my small home demo rig. if you know > what it is then you know.......great controller. > > Novation nova...I absolutly LOVE this little guy, and plan on buying > a supernova rack. I highly advise borrowing one for a weekend, fun > fun. > > But, I want to add a poly analog synth to my setup. > > Here is the big question: > > I want polyphonic analog pads, with midi capabilites. > (synths like the roland mks-80 are great, but I want modern > stability. Trips to the tech for calibration is not an option. > > So wich one? > > Andromeda (such a fine beast), > > Prophet 08 (nice sounds and great onboard sequencing features), > > dave smith PEK?? (wonderfull marriage of the old and new! totally > unique) > keys or rack, either is fine. > > I just can't make up my mind. > > pros?....cons? > > maybe some other suggestions? > > and on a side note, > > If I had the modules for 3 seperate sounds at once on the > dotcom.....what would I use to enable chord tracking? Thee age old > question =). > > If someone out there knows of something with CV outs and ins that > would be a plus! > > I find that I am constantly jamming with me dotcom (once the 960 gets > here I fear I will become a recluse LOL) > > My nova is my main jamming tool..once I create a sound, I hop on the > dotcom and retro-engineer it! =) till I die this will remain my > favorite time sink. > > I dont use me other synths all that much anymore. > > Time for a studio upgrade. > > Message boards have been slow due to the weekend so consider this > some food for thought. > > any and all suggestions will be considered since this fall I am going > to buy one. > > This post is all about gaining knowledge from those who have some or > all of these said boards and what they prefer in an analog poly. > > TY in advance > > l8r > > P >
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Re: Poly analog pads (the big question)
2008-05-27 by klstay
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