Analog Synthesizer: Poly Evolver

they need to make mod wheel pedals

how many of you all have used this? im really tempted to get one but guitar center by me stopped carrying it, so i can no longer try it. is there someone who'd be willing to send me some wave files off the most analogish low bass sounds? i need to know just how tight and punchy the bass can be, or how much it isn't.

thanks for posting this demo... but i can't really tell if it has any guts in the 20-200hz range.

how would it stack up again a waldorf pulse which has insane low end.

I think you hear the digital OSC as well, which might explain your impression. the Analog side can sound warm though :)

my because the sound is recorded by the camera...so a great part of the bass is cut off...maybe that's why it's sounding so harsh

IMHO i cant stand monophonic synths i find them boring but i give much respect to Master Moog for paving the way for other people to build upon what he started. old or new doesnt necessarly mean better as any educated person knows its how one uses it when it takes shape

I personally feel that they are still necessary.. at least to me.. I think the best combination is 1 good monophonic, and 1 good polyphonic.. just depends what styles you wanna bang out.

Monosynths are at their best when used in conjunction with a sequencer of some kind or for solos.

Because hes playing it hard. Good sounds are usually just simple or take alotttttt of experimenting / practice
Plus old school stuff will always be better

shit,we always come down to classic analogue synths.I just wonder how can the old stuff sound better then the new stuff.of course,new moogs are great and there are a few more good synths out there but the great majority is not as warm and powerful as synths made in 80's

cut copy plays it and it sounds gr8. probably u just have to spend much time to manage great sounds from it.