Korg littleBits
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Korg littleBits
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between this and the volcas I'm in love with korg
between this and the volcas I'm in love with korg
They're doing much more interesting things than other members of the "big 3" from Japan, Roland and Yamaha.
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I know a lot of people have been lobbying Roland for years to release an analog synth (reissue of a Juno-60/106 or a Jupiter-series), but it won't happen. They've repeatedly said that they have no interest in using old/analog tech. It's a shame.laterallateral wrote:OMG, please Roand... Re-issue an affordable Juno 60!
I don't know enough about him to hate him, but I hate hearing about him and seeing him on stuff.Sloan wrote:i feel like i am the only person in the world who hates reggie watts. shit is lame.
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
I think roland see that whole market as really small time. I think they try to be like the nikon of musical instrument makers. they aim their products at the "pros" and hope that others will want to buy their stuff as well because pros use them. I really cant see how this strategy really works anymore (and it might not be) because no one cares that like mariah carey's keyboard player plays a roland fantom or whatever. my other theory is that they don't want to open the analog bag because then they can never again pass off analog-modeling as the same or better than analog because everyone will just want analog. whether or not there really is any advantage to analog.plaidbeer wrote:I know a lot of people have been lobbying Roland for years to release an analog synth (reissue of a Juno-60/106 or a Jupiter-series), but it won't happen. They've repeatedly said that they have no interest in using old/analog tech. It's a shame.laterallateral wrote:OMG, please Roand... Re-issue an affordable Juno 60!
korg on the the other hand has always marketed to sort of consumer level stuff. they usually have their top of the line pro stuff as well but their product tiering has always been different than roland. yamaha is just a huge company and they have a history of products all over different levels of the market.
I was about to clutter this subforum with my rambling bullshit, but I'll be a good boy and add it to this post instead. I'll also say I agree with Mages' assessment of Roland and Korg. I may also be biased though, as I began listening to the Heavy Strife album after seeing he was the last post here.
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Back to the littleBits stuff!
Details straight from the mouth of the horse:
http://littlebits.cc/kits/synth-kit
A thorough demo as only Nick Batt (sonicstate) can do:
[youtube][/youtube]
More textual details and sounds:
http://createdigitalmusic.com/2013/11/l ... ws-videos/
I think it's an incredible bit of engineering and an ingenious design, but I don't find it terribly useful.
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Back to the littleBits stuff!
Details straight from the mouth of the horse:
http://littlebits.cc/kits/synth-kit
A thorough demo as only Nick Batt (sonicstate) can do:
[youtube][/youtube]
More textual details and sounds:
http://createdigitalmusic.com/2013/11/l ... ws-videos/
I think it's an incredible bit of engineering and an ingenious design, but I don't find it terribly useful.