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The sound of steel monoliths and flickering neons signs. Icy, metallic perfection. Magnificent desolation. Through the unique and accessible take on FM synthesis, Digitone is a prime source of new sounds and timbres. Down the rabbit hole we go.ight voice polyphonic digital synthesizer A new deal Digitone represents our vision of how FM synthesis can be revitalized and modernized. Heres how: combine FM sound generation with a classic subtractive synthesis signal flow. From jagged chaos to mellow soundscapes in less than a second. Digitone is one unique box. Ultra digital Choose from multiple FM algorithms featuring carefully selected parameters. Shape the tones with powerful filters. Arrange them with the intuitive Elektron sequencer. Round off with the stellar effects. Now enjoy the most spectacular sounds, seemingly emanating from some parallel universe.

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Josh Is Making Music

r/synthesizers

 I really think that having a built-in battery would for me have pushed the digitone from a really really great device to one of my favorites. It is really really great. Don'T get me wrong, but i've found that having to plug it in is just like an extra step that i feel like stands between me and making music on it and i'm more likely to reach for something like the deluge or the yamaha qy. 70

[ Music ] money is finite. Time is fleeting. The heat death of the universe is approaching on schedule, so we have to be discerning customers when it comes to buying music gear, and to that end i wanted to talk about the electron digitone and whether i think it's worth its asking price, which, at the time That i was writing the script for this. Video was at around 650 at the lowest

 The first thing is that, while it is fine to like want a device like this, neither you nor i need the electron digitone to make music. If you're new to or thinking about getting into music production, i would suggest instead, starting with a daw and some free synth plugins. I'Ve made a video about it, shameless self promotion, and that way you can get started without syncing like a lot of money into it, and then god forbid, finding out that you bought a device that just totally does not suit you, and the second thing is that Is it worth it and is it good, are totally different questions? I think the electron digitone is completely amazing, but is it 650 worth of amazing? The answer is going to vary depending on the person and that's why we're going to talk about it? The first thing that i noticed about the digitone, even before i turned it on, was that the build quality is really really phenomenal. The chassis is made out of metal, the buttons are all really nice and clicky, and the knobs have the perfect amount of resistance to them

 When the digitone is turned on, you can see the screen, which is really nice and sharp and beautiful unless you hate the color yellow. As far as sound goes, the digitone is a much different beast from an analog or analog modeling synthesizer you can get warm sounds out of it, but in my experience the digitone's happy space seems to be more cold and metallic and experimental. The digitone uses fm synthesis, which is a method of sound generation whereby you have sine waves that you hear, which are called carriers sine waves that you don't, which are called modulators, and you use the modulators to modulate. I'M saying the word modulate a lot

 The heat death of the universe is approaching on schedule, so we have to be discerning customers when it comes to buying music gear, and to that end i wanted to talk about the electron digitone and whether i think it's worth its asking price, which, at the time That i was writing the script for this. Video was at around 650 at the lowest. If you factor in shipping now that's a lot of lattes and i think we should talk about it. But before we do there's a couple of things, i want to make sure i communicate

Is The Elektron Digitone Worth It?

While I do still love good analog bass, I've started exploring FM synthesis as a bass instrument. My go-to now is the Elektron Digitone, but I've also used the Volca FM for this. There's a quality to FM as bass that is really gripping and exciting to me, perhaps because the sound is just less familiar.

Have you played with sequencing the 3 osc on the Volca Bass independently? That plus some portamento makes a pretty unique sound. Can't be done over MIDI unfortunately, so it's usefulness is limited.

I agree that the Volca Bass is pretty 'basic' (ha, get it?). So that's when I use it, when I want a classic bass sound.

So the Volca series is becoming somewhat of a classic, and the Bass is really a gem for a beginner. But after a while it underperforms and is to dull and limited (for me at least). I was pondering on where to go next without setting my bank account on fire. my 2 best options were the Waldorf Rocket and the Korg Monologue. Both really nice, much more versitile than the Volca, but I really couldn't decide.   


eventually, I went for Korg again, and I'm loving every minute of it. That lil oscilloscope is the sutest thing and it just sounds really really good. I found the monologue to be richer and more versitile, which is perfect for a main/base mono synth in a full setup. I find the Rocket to be more of a special tool that you can use to dazzle the listener with, but it had less basic features, which made it a bit hard to rely on.  


Opinions? 

p.s. first time writing anything on reddit, pretty exited :)

<div class="md">So the Volca series is becoming somewhat of a classic, and the Bass is really a gem for a beginner. But after a while it underperforms and is to dull and limited (for me at least). I was pondering on where to go next without setting my bank account on fire. my 2 best options were the Waldorf Rocket and the Korg Monologue. Both really nice, much more versitile than the Volca, but I really couldn&#39;t decide. 

eventually, I went for Korg again, and I&#39;m loving every minute of it. That lil oscilloscope is the sutest thing and it just sounds really really good. I found the monologue to be richer and more versitile, which is perfect for a main/base mono synth in a full setup. I find the Rocket to be more of a special tool that you can use to dazzle the listener with, but it had less basic features, which made it a bit hard to rely on. 

Opinions? 

p.s. first time writing anything on reddit, pretty exited :)
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Where you should go after you're done with the Volca Bass:

I’d image you buy one and learn it then the other adds a nice upgrade and both can sit nicely in the corner of a room with some headphones?

 What i experienced by using such a limited setup is that i really at first try to make all these sounds really stand out and to make them sound. The best that it's possible, but also that, due to the reason that i have only these sounds available, or only four tracks available, they cut very much more through the mix and really um yeah you get all their delay sounds all of their reverb sounds um. You just hear a lot more of these sounds and what they are doing and the mix doesn't end up too muddy. And i i myself find it easier to master the whole thing and to do the mix down just within the digitone and then just go straight to the mastering process and to get some results that i really like and that i can share with the community

 Sometimes i use two leads. Sometimes i use two arps, but that's in general, the setup and um. What i experienced by using such a limited setup is that i really at first try to make all these sounds really stand out and to make them sound. The best that it's possible, but also that, due to the reason that i have only these sounds available, or only four tracks available, they cut very much more through the mix and really um yeah you get all their delay sounds all of their reverb sounds um

 That'S always changing, and this way you can bring a lot of interest to your music reason. Number three is general sound and connectivity. I think the digitone as a whole sounds just really really good as a synthesizer, no matter, if you just use the regular outs or if you use the headphone out or if you use it via overbridge but um, it really really has a great sound character and Something that is good to use in so many different ways you can, for example, craft very great melodic sounds on the diggy tone. You can also craft very, very great percussive sounds you also have great sounding effects that i really like

 Reason number four on my list is sound design. I think the sound design options that you have on the digitone are really really great. Of course, this device cannot be also due to its form factor. It cannot be compared, for example, to a dx7, but apart from that, i think the sound synthesis engine in all is limited, but really really intelligent

6 REASONS why the Elektron Digitone is a great standalone synth (and some downsides too)

Prophet Rev2 Synthesizer 16 Voice. The Prophet Rev2 is Dave Smith’s reimagining of his Prophet ’08 poly synth, a modern classic that has appeared on countless recordings and stages since its debut in 2007. The Prophet Rev2 retains all of the key features of the Prophet ’08 with twice the polyphony, twice the mod matrix, waveshape modulation on all waveforms, digital effects per layer in stacked or split voice mode, a polyphonic step sequencer per layer, and more. Best of all, you can download any of the many existing libraries of Prophet ’08 sounds and they not only sound identical, but are enhanced with the new features. 16-Voice Polyphony With 16 voices to play with, you have the freedom to allocate them as you wish. Play two-fisted chords, stack two 8-voice sounds for massive, complex textures, or split the keyboard into two completely separate 8-voice instruments. Bold Sound The Prophet Rev2 gets its bold, punchy sound from its 2/4 pole, low-pass, resonant Curtis filters per voice. These are the same filters used in the Prophet ’08, as well as many classic instruments of the '70s and '80s. A separate Audio Mod control adds additional harmonic complexity and movement. Waveshape Modulation You can now vary the "pulse width" of any of the four waveforms (sawtooth, saw+tri, triangle, square). Using the Shape Mod control, you can dial in a desired waveshape width or use an LFO or other mod source for continuously shifting timbre. Even single-oscillator sounds take on new depth and dimension. Extended Mod Matrix Also present from its predecessor is an easy-to-assign Mod Matrix, now twice as big, with eight individual slots and many more sources/destinations. It’s a veritable sound designer’s playground. Poly Step Sequencing The polyphonic step sequencer allows up to 64 steps and up to six notes per step. You can create a different sequence for each layer when you are working in stacked or split voice mode, making it a powerful tool for composition or performance. ...

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Pulled the trigger on this Prophet Rev2 desktop. Hooking it up to my Arturia Keylab Mkii 49. Sounds amazing. Only other synth I’ve owned is a Korg Minilogue and I didn’t love it so I sold it, and have just been using Arturia Analog Lab and V Collection 8, but this Rev2 is amazing

 Sounds killer, sparked serious creativity and only had it a few hours. Amazing quality too.

 Sounds amazing. Only other synth I’ve owned is a Korg Minilogue and I didn’t love it so I sold it, and have just been using Arturia Analog Lab and V Collection 8, but this Rev2 is amazing. Sounds killer, sparked serious creativity and only had it a few hours. Amazing quality too

New Synth. Totally blown away. Amazing.

In this price range I would probably get a Prophet Rev2, which is an amazing synth that will keep you busy for years. Vintage synths like the Juno or DX7 are cool, but they have a lot of maintenance issues. I would start with a modern synth (unless you find an amazing deal for one of those).

I'm looking to buy my first synthesizer and I'm looking for something that's versatile that I could have for a few years and is max $1,500. I really likes synths like the Juno 106 and Yamaha DX7 but I'm not sure if those would be the right synths to get at this time. 

I've been using logic for years and the built-in synths and I understand the basics of a synth, so really I'm trying to move from digital to physical synths. 

I've been researching but I'm having a hard time finding and narrowing down ones that would be good for my first synth.

Any suggestions are really helpful :) thank you!

<div class="md">I&#39;m looking to buy my first synthesizer and I&#39;m looking for something that&#39;s versatile that I could have for a few years and is max $1,500. I really likes synths like the Juno 106 and Yamaha DX7 but I&#39;m not sure if those would be the right synths to get at this time. 

I&#39;ve been using logic for years and the built-in synths and I understand the basics of a synth, so really I&#39;m trying to move from digital to physical synths. 

I&#39;ve been researching but I&#39;m having a hard time finding and narrowing down ones that would be good for my first synth.

Any suggestions are really helpful :) thank you!
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Suggestions for my first synthesizer

 If you like, or values the gated sequencer can either be free running like this or work on a step-by-step basis in key step mode, [, Music, ]. I think this is one of the more unique and compelling features of the Rev, and you can accomplish all this with the menus, but the software is a lot more. Usable Rev also has an arpeggiator pretty standard stuff, the old mode, if you like, and the standard arpeggiator options. Okay, let's move on to sound design, [, Music ]

 This is the desktop version which has exactly the same features as the Rev with the keyboard, but it's slightly cheaper and takes up much less space. I prefer this one because you can put it on a stand in an angle and I can hook up any key. Any MIDI keyboard that I want to it. If I want a small one that works well and if I want to go bigger, I can whatever keyboard you do choose to hook up, make sure that it's velocity and after type sensitive, because these can be modulation sources in the Rev

 I want using the mod matrix, but there's another third envelope that we can use to route anywhere else. So, let's, for example, take the pitch of oscillator of the oscillators as a modulation destination. You can affect it either positive or negatively and with delay. You can have the effect be applied a while, after you press the key, so standard stuff and there's a variety of destinations here now beside that you can also loop this envelope

 So the idea here is that I can choose a preset. Let'S say this one and then let's take another one, take this guy, for example, and then either mix so have steps that are mixed in between them or morphed in between them. So let's say take this one, for example. So it's sort of, if you look at this as the starting point - and this is the end point - you've got all the sounds in between

Review of the Prophet Rev2 by Dave Smith - is it the analog poly synth for you?

TL;DR I want something with responsive knobs and sliders that’s gonna be able to give me nice warm and interesting chord/pad sounds plus fat funky bass-lines and fun melodic runs. 

 I’m not as big on the computer-y, science-fiction-y kinds of sounds that the cs seems to produce because I don’t really make techno or EDM… although I am interested in the roughness and gritty quality of many sound effects and bass-lines found in a lot of contemporary music today. I have a reface cp coming in the mail because that Rhodes sound is a staple for me, but I need something else more synthesizery to play around with making sounds for anything from cool textures(pads) to fun bass-lines and slick melodic ear-worms. I wanted to spend about 300-500 dollars but after research it looks like maybe the Deepmind 12 would be the best fit for what I’m looking for, and possibly the most fun? I’m thinking I should save up for that. Is there anything that isn’t on my radar? I probably would want to get something with polyphony for a first synth and don’t want something like the reface dx because it doesn’t seem quite as intuitive even though the sounds can be nice

Edit: I went to Sam Ash today to see what they had to try out. They didn’t have a deepmind on the floor but I played a prophet rev2 and I could tell I would be able to get the sounds I want from that thing… and way more than I would ever need. I also played a Minilogue because I know how popular they are and it makes complete sense. That thing was extremely intuitive, cool sounding, and fun even if it wasn’t producing the exact sounds I’m looking for

Are you looking to buy a synth but need some advice? Ask away.

<div class="md">Are you looking to buy a synth but need some advice? Ask away.
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What Should I Buy? /// Weekly Discussion - June 28, 2021

 For instance, I read a lot of positive comments about the Prophet Rev2, but then I’ve also seen videos from people who I share similar tastes who say they didn’t like it, and I know from experience that minority opinion of people I’m familiar with is way more valuable than a consensus of strangers. So I don’t think I would trust reviews or scores from a site like the one you’re proposing.

Hi everyone,

Some of the folks in this sub might know my website, Equipboard (we show what gear artists use to make music, e.g. [Richard Devine's OP-1](https://equipboard.com/pros/richard-devine/teenage-engineering-op-1-portable-synthesizer)).

I've been working on the site quite a bit in hopes of making it more useful for the synth nerd (amongst other types of musicians), but here's the rub: 

**I want it to be useful beyond being _"that website that shows you what gear pros are using."_** 

You know how BeerAdvocate helps you figure out if a beer is good, or Rotten Tomatoes helps you decide what movie to watch? I'm trying to get as close to that as possible with Equipboard. 

Here's what I'm working with, just to give some examples:

- [Novation Bass Station II](https://equipboard.com/items/novation-bass-station-ii-analogue-mono-synth)
- [Nord Stage 3 88](https://equipboard.com/items/nord-stage-3-ha88)
- [Moog Minitaur](https://equipboard.com/items/moog-minitaur-analog-bass-synthesizer)
- [u-he Diva](https://equipboard.com/items/u-he-diva-software-synthesizer-plugin)

The thing is, it's easy to get tunnel vision over here and think, "hey a Rotten Tomatoes for music gear should exist." But, _should it?_ 

**Would you refer to the pages I linked above when researching (or considering buying/downloading) a synth? If not - or unsure - I'd love to hear why.**

I'm trying to be really honest with myself here and put it out there and get feedback, so please be honest and don't hold back, even if you think this is utterly useless and would be no part of your buying journey :)

ps. I cleared this with the mods before posting!

<div class="md">Hi everyone,

Some of the folks in this sub might know my website, Equipboard (we show what gear artists use to make music, e.g. <a href="https://equipboard.com/pros/richard-devine/teenage-engineering-op-1-portable-synthesizer">Richard Devine&#39;s OP-1</a>).

I&#39;ve been working on the site quite a bit in hopes of making it more useful for the synth nerd (amongst other types of musicians), but here&#39;s the rub: 

I want it to be useful beyond being &quot;that website that shows you what gear pros are using.&quot; 

You know how BeerAdvocate helps you figure out if a beer is good, or Rotten Tomatoes helps you decide what movie to watch? I&#39;m trying to get as close to that as possible with Equipboard. 

Here&#39;s what I&#39;m working with, just to give some examples:

<ul>
<li><a href="https://equipboard.com/items/novation-bass-station-ii-analogue-mono-synth">Novation Bass Station II</a></li>
<li><a href="https://equipboard.com/items/nord-stage-3-ha88">Nord Stage 3 88</a></li>
<li><a href="https://equipboard.com/items/moog-minitaur-analog-bass-synthesizer">Moog Minitaur</a></li>
<li><a href="https://equipboard.com/items/u-he-diva-software-synthesizer-plugin">u-he Diva</a></li>
</ul>

The thing is, it&#39;s easy to get tunnel vision over here and think, &quot;hey a Rotten Tomatoes for music gear should exist.&quot; But, should it? 

Would you refer to the pages I linked above when researching (or considering buying/downloading) a synth? If not - or unsure - I&#39;d love to hear why.

I&#39;m trying to be really honest with myself here and put it out there and get feedback, so please be honest and don&#39;t hold back, even if you think this is utterly useless and would be no part of your buying journey :)

ps. I cleared this with the mods before posting!

UPDATE: I&#39;m still reading (and re-reading) all the feedback. Thank you all SO much for taking the time to comment, and sharing insights on the things that are important to you when shopping for a synth &amp; other gear. Couple of interesting takeaways are 1) I had no idea the 5-star rating scale was generally so disliked, and 2) I had no idea Rotten Tomatoes was generally so disliked!

But seriously thank you, I am humbled by the nice comments about Equipboard. I will definitely think on all this, and press on and continue building the most useful gear resource I can.
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I built a Rotten Tomatoes for Synths... What do you think?

Would love some thoughts.  Probably need to play some in person, but would love to understand more behind the designs and what they are good at.  Thanks.

  So this in on paper something that's not clear, which leads me to believe it's a sonic thing, and I get that.  So I've tried listening to some videos and such and I'm pretty sure I can rule out the Rev2 as being too similar to some of things, the P-5 and the P-6 having the VCO's that are so critical.  But between the P-5 and the P-6 I'm having a bit a trouble really distinguishing things.  Can someone help me out here?

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