I think perhaps, yes.

Bruh, that's not what I was expecting to see when you advertised "The Perfect Pair", but as long as you enjoy playing with them I guess they have at least some things in common!

Three of a perfect pair....

You don't really wanna fuck with me!

Oh yeah ...we do bro ..

TGN: Man, you weren't kidding about the condition, very nice find!

Danswift: I thought you said you sold the Juno-G and put it towards a Virus TI or something.

Ha! I was gonna say that, coz I do at any given opportunity...but, of course, it wouldn't have worked, lolz. You like KC?



You got it! Nice. What you think?

505+mk2 is my deadly duo

Gotta admit though I have a hate/love relationship w ableton

and cable management is not my forte

I want a PO-33 and a MPC 1k though…..

Haven’t even thought about synths too much but I have been eying the mc101

K.C. ? Yeah Ido ..very much so .
One of the best to ever do it in my opinion.

I feel u about ableton, I’ll be honest tho it’s stock tools and plugins are crazy powerful, get some nice waves out of that

The cz101 and SX was my happy couple, sad to see the CZ go, now I just rock a turntable, SX and ableton but I’m happy,, looking to get a tascam 02MKii mini portastudio though!! I rock a small and humble space haha

No..I still have the Juno-G ,there's not much point selling a synth with a screen that doesn't function properly...you'd be lucky to get the price for a round of drinks in the boozer but there's still plenty of sounds I can use and manipulate though, there are very easy workarounds.

The Virus TI was on loan from a friend of mine,there's still a possibility I'll purchase one although currently I'm looking at both the ASM HydraSynth and the Super 6 from UDO.

https://musictech.com/reviews/hardware- ... o-super-6/

Bruh, I'm still on Version 5 of Ableton Live and love it

No plans of upgrading it either cause it's as simple, clean and effective now as it was when I bought it. It's a different workflow to most but its design still feels simpler and more direct to me than the others so I'm glad I stuck with it.


For a while I also started looking at the HydraSynth, which is a wonder for me cause I usually hate wavetable synths. Must admit though, the HydraSynth definitely stands out and sounds very nice indeed.

In the end though, I ditched the idea, not because of the synth itself but because they'd given it an arpeggiator instead of a key-transposable step sequencer. The amount of space they spent on that arpeggiator is a bit crazy in my opinion and I would much rather have seen lesser knobs in that area and two rows of eight buttons for a step sequencer instead. Something that works along the lines of how the polyphonic KeyStep step sequencers work.

If they had done that I think I would have bought the 49-Key version.

Ähm...what is K.C.?