So....
The first post is the hardest, right? It sets off some sort of standard, as it will be the only thing the next few will see. And they'll think "Oh it's one of those [insert stereotype] communities..." and think they might be not geeky enough or not into this or that style of music.
But, here's a short introduction: My name is Lars, I live in Copenhagen, Denmark, and I have been played synths since around 1988, I think.
It was my brother's Korg M1 (yes, the one with the legendary Universe and Lore patches).
I have had a go at both "old school" subtractive synthesis and FM, and to a lesser extent, granular synthesis and additive synthesis. I own a Korg Polysix and a Yamaha CS1x, but I'm seriously considering a hottie rack module from Clavia as and hooking it up with a guitar-keyboard as soon as someone makes one that's more modern than 1997's Roland AX-7.
I did put a short gear list up on my not-yet-done web site. Pics coming soon :-)
Also, I have a dream of being able to build my own modules using kits from Paia. Anyone had good or bad experiences with this?
But, here's a short introduction: My name is Lars, I live in Copenhagen, Denmark, and I have been played synths since around 1988, I think.
It was my brother's Korg M1 (yes, the one with the legendary Universe and Lore patches).
I have had a go at both "old school" subtractive synthesis and FM, and to a lesser extent, granular synthesis and additive synthesis. I own a Korg Polysix and a Yamaha CS1x, but I'm seriously considering a hottie rack module from Clavia as and hooking it up with a guitar-keyboard as soon as someone makes one that's more modern than 1997's Roland AX-7.
I did put a short gear list up on my not-yet-done web site. Pics coming soon :-)
Also, I have a dream of being able to build my own modules using kits from Paia. Anyone had good or bad experiences with this?