clavioline/musitron
- digital eagle audio
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clavioline/musitron
does anyone know of an affordable substitute?
thanks!
thanks!
- digital eagle audio
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- inverseroom
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Neither has anyone else. It's been vaporware for a long time... though they brought it to NAMM again this year.matyas wrote:No, and I wish I did. The closest thing I can think of would be the Eowave Persephone, though I've never actually used or even seen/heard one.
I think Casio through Tweed is a SUPERB idea.
Try out a Hammond S-6... all tube...3 octave keyboard ....it has a mono tube synth in it... plus a chord organ(96 different chords!!!!) and strings and flute organ stops. They only weigh about 80 lbs. and are pretty small. I have seen 'em go on ebay for under 200 bucks.... you pick it up, of course....
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now that's some solid advice, thanks!pineyb wrote:Try out a Hammond S-6... all tube...3 octave keyboard ....it has a mono tube synth in it... plus a chord organ(96 different chords!!!!) and strings and flute organ stops. They only weigh about 80 lbs. and are pretty small. I have seen 'em go on ebay for under 200 bucks.... you pick it up, of course....
Just got an email announcing that it's finally on the market, though at a pretty significantly higher price. Still don't really know how it sounds, though.inverseroom wrote:Neither has anyone else. It's been vaporware for a long time... though they brought it to NAMM again this year.matyas wrote:No, and I wish I did. The closest thing I can think of would be the Eowave Persephone, though I've never actually used or even seen/heard one.
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