sh101 (was: Need, analog, synth)

[Tony Scharf]

The Gaia is another one that has my attention.  I am considering it as
a replacement to my waldorf blofeld keyboard.

I really love the blofeld, but a lot of the implementation choices
made a lot of features less than useful (try loading 64mb of samples
via MIDI DUMP and you will know what I mean). Also, its just plain
buggy as hell and waldorf doesnt even want to recognize that fact. If
I didnt love the sound of it, I would never put up with it.

but back to Andy's original requirements, the Gaia is not analog.  But
IMHO that really doesnt matter that much these days.


On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 2:14 AM, Gert van Santen <g.vansanten at chello.nl> wrote:
> Op 12-6-2010 3:33, Andrew Tarpinian schreef:
>> I have for awhile, but I'm starting to be less interested in playing the
>> old gear ebay game, things are getting more expensive and the gear is
>> getting older, and no midi is a little annoying, though I can go cv to
>> midi via my revolution. Though I think I'm just getting old and lazy.
>>
>
> And what about this " new" version of the 101?
>
> http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/musikmesse-2010-roland-unveils-gaia-sh-101-synthesizer-241120
>
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