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19th November 2005
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what?
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poly evolver or monomachine?
which one should i buy? i cannot decide...
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errr...the monomachine LOOKS nicer but they both look really interesting.
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I would buy the Poly Evolver over the Monomachine anyday.
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They are 2 very different machines and are both great in their own ways, what are you looking to do with them?
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music
 well, i don´t know if i understand your question... Last edited by aleks : 19th November 2005 at 21:29. |
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19th November 2005
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Why do people
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i will be buying the monomachine someday...
very far off tho |
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Are you looking for something to be sequenced from a pc in the usual manner then get the poly, or a standalone sort of groovebox/drum machine thingy then go for the mono machine. The step sequencer on the mono is integral to how you use it. If you don't want to get to grips with its sequencer and use it like a conventional keyboard then I'd say go for the poly evolver.
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I don't actually have an evolver myself, but I do have a monomachine. Its a very different piece of kit like nothing I've ever used before
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20th November 2005
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Yard goes all early rave.
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the poly evolver (or single evolver) both have sequencers...as you can see in the upper right hand corner of the face plate. however, the sequencers are vastly different approaches to step sequencing it seems to me...
the evolvers have analogue oscilators and filters (as well as digital oscilators too)..the monomachine is purely digital. go play them both...the evolver is at guitar center...monomachines are harder to come by...at least in chicago.. |
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well, i think i am going to get the monomachine first. i will buy the (single) evolver later, since they´re pretty cheap and i will get tax money back in march. yes, this is what i will do...thanks.
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pnp 2 npn
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monomachine .. yeh
aleks your sig is rad! |
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you gonna get the sf6 or the tabletop monomachine aleks?
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I think I'd go for the monomachine and the monophonic evolver too if it was me. Or the machinedrum at least. I wish they showed up second hand more
I never found that polyphonic analogue synths were any better than monophonic ones. One big sound is plenty. |
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i wanted to get the tabletop. but i am not sure yet... i might buy a new laptop (mac) and metasynth. i just don´t know... |
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