cedarskies wrote:PumpkinPieces wrote:cedarskies wrote:Yep. Want.
So hard to decide where to turn to for my next synth purchase. Microbrute? MS20mini? OP1? Too many awesome choices. (Also too many tiny keys... but you can't have it all)
Do what i did and buy the korg volcas first, then the microbrute feels like heaven.
I'm not looking for heaven. Can't imagine it feeling like heaven regardless with my 88 key Rhodes sitting there in the room, too. I'm really just too scared to gig with my micromoog after it failed me at a show and am looking for one of these [more reliable?] modern dudes. So I should probably just pony up for the sub 37, ey?
Wasnt really talking about sound quality, I was commenting on the too many tiny keys. I was not trying to slam volcas, they are excellent. My issue with the volcas is integrating them into a live band set up would require two 24 key midi keyboards for me. One for bass and one for keys. And they do not make shit like that anymore with hardwire midi. All I could find were usb midi.
And quite frankly, I can do what all three volcas combined can do and more with a Korg DS10+. I know thats like comparing an iPad app to a DMM, they both are sexy and have a lot of potential, but I couldn't get over the limitations of the volcas. I needed a bigger keyboard, bigger knobs to tweak, and I realized having a sequencer was not a priority for me. I am a guitarist/singer and I needed something easy to hook up to make cool synth sounds live. Boom, Microbrute.
It's going to be a far out weekend! 
