rompler

[tom adam]

This looks cool.
And it's DIY so you got one step ahead to the competition ;-)

I would keep the options for adding ROM's, like the miniwave. I think it 
was Stooge Larry who designed an expansion board for it. Mine has 10 
ROM's VC selectable. Cool toy!

But not entirely what I'm looking for now ;-)

Cheers,
ToAd


Op 20-1-2012 0:27, Paul Maddox schreef:
> Tom,
>
>    I'm working on one, called JuJu which will take 3 ROMs, currently in my test unit I have the Linn LM-1, Oberheim DMX and simmons SDS-V roms. There's a few demos on synth.net
>
> http://synth.net/m/sounds/view/LINN_First7_20110913
> http://synth.net/m/sounds/view/SIMMONS_First7_20110913
> http://synth.net/m/sounds/view/DMX_First7_20110913
>
>    Assuming I get it fully working, It'll be available as a kit and you'll be able to buy additional ROMs from Chris Strellis :)
>
>    I have a way to go with it yet, I'm busy with head in Zira trying to finish that first.
>
> Paul
>
> On 19 Jan 2012, at 19:20, Tom Adam wrote:
>
>> looking for a cheap (second hand) rompler ala Roland MC505, but preferably without a sequencer.
>> Rack is ok if the thing has a good CC implementation.
>> No VA's.
>> Any idea's?
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