Which synth would serve you best in a fight against zombies?

Mies_van_der_Robot · 2024-04-11T17:29:25.235Z

Throw a half-dozen of these, then escape while they chow down, of course!

Tchu · 2024-04-11T18:20:15.004Z

Throw some Behringer to the zombies, you’re going to feel like a Star Wars « Attack of the Clones » hero.

matteblacksmoke · 2024-04-11T18:23:29.783Z

Mies_van_der_Robot:

Throw a half-dozen of these, then escape while they chow down, of course!

Grrr… came here to post this and you beat me to it.

Mies_van_der_Robot · 2024-04-11T18:25:51.070Z

matteblacksmoke:

Grrr… came here to post this and you beat me to it.

Rule one of the zombie apocalypse: move fast!

Jedilicious · 2024-04-11T18:47:10.116Z

I am sure the octatrack will fry many zombie brains with ease…

Tchu · 2024-04-11T18:50:07.147Z

Another case of « Octatrack users will be happy ».

Spheric_El · 2024-04-11T19:18:39.477Z

Definitely the Octatrack- that crossfade is magic, at least +5🎚

Moonwax · 2024-04-11T19:23:12.573Z

dx1rear sci_p10

I think these ones are heavy enough for defense and for zombie smashing

Mies_van_der_Robot · 2024-04-11T19:26:30.678Z

If we’re going for heavy, can’t forget the Yamaha GX-1!

Noumenaut · 2024-04-11T19:30:23.153Z

I’ve had a few sessions with a Sub Phatty of just making sci-fi laser sounds. They’re always beefy in the low end so I’d take that. Plus it’s kinda portable and dense, so that helps.

JCinvisible · 2024-04-11T19:30:25.818Z

LYRA8 on a thick dog chain. Would take the heads clean off!

UnaVisionAgradable · 2024-04-11T22:46:55.908Z

A Serge synth will kill any zombies in the area with its sonic waves …

PD: but it’s important to be a 4U banana Serge to have the real zombie killing experience … An eurorack Serge will also kill the zombies but it won’t be the same …

VNCT · 2024-04-11T23:01:35.060Z

a TB-303 would make me want to off myself effectively giving in to them so that is currently the plan.

Mies_van_der_Robot · 2024-04-11T23:27:43.501Z

UnaVisionAgradable:

A Serge synth will kill any zombies in the area with its sonic waves …

Or deploy two Serge synths on opposite sides of the zombie horde, patch them together with banana cables but do not connect their ground jacks

Zombies all get caught in the ground loop! Mwahahaha!

szzdz · 2024-04-11T23:31:02.989Z

made me think of this

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captain8 · 2024-04-12T00:22:28.568Z

HoldMyBeer · 2024-04-12T03:10:48.342Z

I think I’m going Minimoog Model D. That just seems like the synth that is most capable of producing the brown note. It’s hard for 100 zombies to chase you when they are all shitting their pants.

UnaVisionAgradable · 2024-04-12T06:36:41.219Z

Another option would be to drop thousands of OP-1’s from a helicopter to the zombies to use them. After several months of excitement, the zombies would gradually enter an apathetic period generated by seeing the frustrations of the device.
Finally, the zombies would end up stopping eating and moving and they would all die of sadness …

thermionic · 2024-04-12T14:12:51.333Z

Then you’d be left with a Cortini type who would flourish, then lead!!! Don’t take the zombies for fools, they have time to learn, no jobs or obligations or GAS….

g3o2 · 2024-04-12T18:36:59.889Z

Kurzweil K2600 rack version, throwable from above at 11kg, destroys everything on its way to the target (trample damage), including the target, has sharp edges for extra cutting points and can be equipped with rack ears for an increased attack surface.

If you can wield 33kg, then the X 88 key version can be used as a two-handed blunt weapon, no sharp edges. If thrown from above, it can hit multiple targets at once.

In terms of killing by sound, EaganMatrix set to random values and parameters at loud volume is unbeatable. Triggered by light touch! Instant kill by ear, don’t forget to wear ear protecting headphones - only works if the target still has its head on its shoulders.