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Better to buy something you will grow into, not out of. 8) You said it, brotha. M3 it is! ..any recommendations on where I should buy it? Best prices I see for NEW m3's hover at about 1800 dollars. If anyone knows of a great online site where I get the most bang for my buck (i.e. free shipping ...

from what I've heard from the M50 and M3, they are of the same generation of the Radias and feature a very similar sound. as I've said the synthesis is of a much higher detail and quality than the HI engine in the triton series. I wouldn't recommend the Radias as a first synth but a workstation is ...

Good stuff, good stuff. Thanks for your reply. The reason I'm looking at the x50 is because it was recommended that if I want to learn proper technique on a keyboard I would want to go with one that had at least 61 keys and all the micro synths don't cut it. Plus when I think about it, it would be ...

My first purchase was monumentally stupid. I bought a MIDI controller thinking it was synth, fortunately it was dirt cheap. I also regret buying my kaossilator (I haven't used it since I got my DS-10) and bass guitar (fun but not in love). If I could do it all again I'd buy an MPC1000, a Roland SH ...

Lorenzo wrote:No change for me at all, I've been lucky!
Regards, Lorenzo

Very cool, what kind of setup do you have and what were the.. uh.. lets say the first 3 pieces of hardware or software you've purchased/procured if you don't mind?

If I could go back, I'd never buy anything that carries the name TASCAM on it purely from the the point of view that they do not care about you as a customer, or what their customers think about them. Their attitude to their own products is very different from other companies. TASCAM seem to have ...

in '97 i would have bought a Trinity (or an 01/Wfd considering i was a poor college student) instead of an N364 and in '03 i would have held off before buying the Karma workstation ... and gotten a Triton Extreme when that came out in '04. Other than that... i think i've made some good decisions ...

If you could go back in time to just before you purchased stuff for your first home studio and you had about $1500-$2000 to spend AND your current knowledge level about equipment, what music related hardware/software etc would you buy and why? - I think we all make choices early on that have us ...

First off, thank you for taking the time to reply! Well I'm mostly into hip hop and R&B but lately I've been listening to Chromeo and a lot of Daft Punk and its all great.. some versatility is definitely what I'm looking for. I'd like to be able to setup loops and patterns with relative ease (before ...

Actually since you're offering assistance I did post a topic here: http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=46774&highlight= 30+ views but no responses.. not sure if I was asking for too much or what not but if you'd like to take a look and offer up some info I would greatly appreciate ...

[edit] Would it make more sense to just get an M50 61 KEY than what i detail below? Hi, intro'd myself earlier in the new user forum. As stated earlier, I'm a beginner. I tend to pick up things fairly fast when driven and inspired as I feel now and have been for a couple months. BTW, budget isn't ...

I guess I should've introduced myself here before I posted in the microsampler forum but I guess it's not too late. Hello, I'm Paul and my knowledge level is pre-novice but I'm eager. I've never really had the time/money to dedicate to learning anything music related; I'm an electronics technician ...

First off: I'm a complete novice.. pre-novice even. I tend to jump head first into new things and.. Long story short, I'm in the military and about to spend a year away from my family in some far away place and I want to pick up music as a hobby. Korg DS-10 (don't laugh, heh) has lit a fire in me ...