Dsi tetra and octatrack

[PeterHanes]

@sezare56

I also curious about Access Virus digital synth, not sure if it can get as warm as Micromonsta (didn’t liked Blofeld sound).
(M)any thoughts?

Many thoughts are available in the appropriate topics:

One of those what should I buy questions

Sorry to do this. However I’m in a too many trees situation. Looking for a synth for pads/soundscapes. Can be VA, digital, or analogue. (I’m no analogue purist) Needs an Arp, preferably that outputs midi. £400 is max. I have the A4, M32, Ableton 9 suite with P2. I have a Blofeld module that’s starting to crap out, so more of a replacement for that. As much as I see the value of them, I’m not asking about vsts. Thinking: Shruthi (built) Dsi evolver (maybe a Tetra?) Access a, b, c, (not …

Synth that pairs well with Octatrack for live performance?

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What polysynth would pair well with a Digitone?

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