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Rodheh wrote:So I've been playing around with my Microkorg and holy shit is it awesome. I'm not having any trouble with it at all so far.

It does, like was said, feel like it's cheaply made though. It's like the knobs are going to snap off at any time and the case is made out of plastic.

However, the sounds are great. I'm going to have to take really good care of it to make sure it doesn't break but so far so good.
Oh man!! I have one and it's amazing! Seriously, ignore the presets and after some toying around, you will discover the sonic awesomeness within. I'd honestly compare the capibilities to that of old roland synths. plus more. It's an unbelievable synth and I hope you enjoy it. Mine's broken beyond repair (sucks! :( ) and I feel that if it still worked, my music would be vastly different. Happy Synthesizer-ing!
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Canon Speedlite 320EX, 199 dollars at bestbuy, normally 320 ;)

That and a 16 GB SD card for 15 bucks!
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Purchased an old Albrecht Dürer Wood Cut. Found it at an estate sale.
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Saw that Brian Cox book Mex, looks pretty good, give us a heads up on whether to buy it or not.

As for me, I bought my girlfriend a surprise book. I also bought 2 Kurt Vile CD's, The Pale King hardback, a netbook case, Raging bull and Taxi driver on dvd 8)
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fujee wrote:Saw that Brian Cox book Mex, looks pretty good, give us a heads up on whether to buy it or not.
Amazon have it on sale at the moment. Hardback, £10 with free delivery. :wink:
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Purchased 8)
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fujee wrote:Purchased 8)
Ha! Good lad!! :D
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An album with the essential Son House

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Julie and Candy keeps influencing so much that I really, really think that woodwind instruments, flutes, recorders, etc. are the way to go in providing melodies for electronic beats. Such a fantastic and typically unexpected combination.

I went and bought myself one of these to start with:

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Now just to learn how to play it.
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Be careful though, panpipes and synths combo strays dangerously close to cheesy native american busking music :lol:
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fujee wrote:Be careful though, panpipes and synths combo strays dangerously close to cheesy native american busking music :lol:
Lol.

Well fortunately, if I use these for melody I don't plan to use synths as part of the melody either.

Unless it's just like an atmospheric pad of some sort, but no leads.
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Rodheh wrote:Julie and Candy keeps influencing so much that I really, really think that woodwind instruments, flutes, recorders, etc. are the way to go in providing melodies for electronic beats. Such a fantastic and typically unexpected combination.

I went and bought myself one of these to start with:

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Now just to learn how to play it.
Nice!!! I need some of these. I currently play a Native American Flute as my only wind instrument (Which is a very relaxing instrument).

Me playing mine:
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Biosphere - Substrata 2xLP

With the help from waterbagel asking me about Biosphere, I was convinced I needed this in my vinyl collection. I can't wait to spin it.
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747Music wrote: Biosphere - Substrata 2xLP

With the help from waterbagel asking me about Biosphere, I was convinced I needed this in my vinyl collection. I can't wait to spin it.
and, thanks to your influence, i've listened to enough to know that i want it too!

chalk me up for that one, too
assuming bestbuy.com delivers on this supposed re-release..
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Waterbagel wrote:
747Music wrote: Biosphere - Substrata 2xLP

With the help from waterbagel asking me about Biosphere, I was convinced I needed this in my vinyl collection. I can't wait to spin it.
and, thanks to your influence, i've listened to enough to know that i want it too!

chalk me up for that one, too
assuming bestbuy.com delivers on this supposed re-release..
Cool, glad you like it.

I ordered mine from Biosphere's website directly because Best Buy Canada has nothing of Biosphere. It wasn't much more than Best Buy US was asking. My purchase came to a total of about $40 after shipping and everything. So I'm happy.
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747Music wrote: Cool, glad you like it.

I ordered mine from Biosphere's website directly because Best Buy Canada has nothing of Biosphere. It wasn't much more than Best Buy US was asking. My purchase came to a total of about $40 after shipping and everything. So I'm happy.
awesome! and, yeah, mine was about $40 with shipping too. i just had a few best buy gift cards burning a whole in my pocket, so..
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finally begun my boc vinyl quest, first up is trans canada arrived today, its so nice :)
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fujee wrote:finally begun my boc vinyl quest, first up is trans canada arrived today, its so nice :)
Ha! Tell you what, you come around to mine and I'll have a listen. You can listen to any of the rest :wink:
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Just incase you were wondering Mex, I didn't snatch up that one on Amazon with the thought in mind you might take it. I see it's gone now though - I was gonna get it but I saw ebay had one cheaper. Next up is Geogaddi hmm expensive.
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