From Kenny Balys Sent Thu, Mar 21st 2019, 00:05
From Kenny Balys Sent Thu, Mar 21st 2019, 00:05
I never used it but it looks really cool and I like how the entire width of that synth is the keybed. It looks mysterious :) This being said, I also really like the Jupiter-6 modulation control section. 5 octaves and then a really good set of options for shaping the sound dynamically. Its always a pleasure to play the JP-6 On 20.03.19 23:42 , John Staapel wrote: > How about the controller (pad) at the Syrinx and there new Pan synth > > John > > Op wo 20 mrt. 2019 om 22:37 schreef Kenny Balys <xxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx > <mailto:xxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx>>: > > > I find the pitch bender a most maddeningly pointless > and silly waste of a potentiometer. Why do they exist? > I hates them. > > On 20.03.19 21:29 , Mike Beauchamp wrote: > > Hey AHers, > > > > Having been lucky enough to try out quite a few different synths lately, I've > > noticed how different they can be with regard to the controls they've chosen to > > place on the Left Hand Control panel. > > > > Some synths have no left hand controls at all per se, some only have a mod wheel > > and/or pitch bend and some give a whole wack of controls. > > > > Moog seems to keep it simple, Roland can get pretty crazy but logical. > > > > What left hand controls do you find to be totally necessary and which ones > > haven't you touched? Any thing you wish would be over on the left hand panel > > that no manufacturer really seems to get right? > > > > Mike > > > >