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perhaps the CM labs motormix...

...by the way, there is a MIDI mod kit for the polysix, but they are very rare, therefore expensive.

its not entirely impossible... I've had a friend of mine's polysix around my studio quite often. getting it to work properly could just require a CV/Gate to MIDI interface. The polysix has something very cool in that it has an arp. trigger. I've used my super bass station's arp trigger to sync...

Instead of the Bass Station, novation just came out with its A-Station. Basically the same, except I believe it has multitimbrality and a vocoder.

Biostar M7vkb, or if you have to have something to support 266 FSB the M7vkd.

I actually had my first real life sighting of an Alesis HD24 the other day... it looked smaller than I pictured it really... Anyway, I've had no problems at all with my MDR, then again I don't use a BRC. Well, ok one problem... it is a little slow to stop when locked to Cubase, but only by a...

Personally, I think AMDs work great, so long as you stick with a motherboard holding the KT133 chipset. I have a 1gHz Thunderbird, on a Biostar M7VKB, which I highly recommend, unless of course you are into overclocking and stuff (which I don't see the point), because the Biostar isn't really...

I'll agree with you on the supernova... not to mention Novation's support can't be beat, I had a slight problem with my super bass station, I had it sent off, repaired and sent back (from the UK to Texas, mind you) in less than a weeks time. I will disagree with the Virus being overrated...

well, I see what you don't want to do... what functions are you looking for... what kind of price range are you looking at?

hey... I mentioned the TC button twice, see my last two posts...

welcome to the brotherhood.... heh how's the BRC thing working? whoops, just read the other thread...

Try the Matrox G400 or G450 dual head card. They allows for two monitors to be used. I use the G400, which is a 16mb card. I love it, though it was weird at first getting used to the cursor conitinuing off the side of one monitor into the other. Great for multimedia applications (like...

Well, like I said, I'm less than novice concerning the BRC. My best guess it that you'd hook it up to ADAT just as you normally would and then send the SMPTE out to the MDR, of course placing whatever SMPTE settings that need be on the BRC and MDR (of which include just making sure its set to...

The remote 24, which I am planning on buying, is, to my knowledge just a remote. Basically the equivalant to the ADAT LRC, with the exception that you have ALL of your front panel controls on it (including track arming, YAY!), and it only has a Category 5 cable from it that attaches to the...

Well, its pretty damn cool. It sounds great, and its easy to use. I've yet to really work with any of the front panel editing tools, as I mainly use a PC for all of my editing. The main thing I've heard people say is that it has a noisy system fan. I don't think it is bad at all, especially...

I played the lead in that play a month ago... pretty funny that I was a big supporter in Alesis, and used to be fast with such great lines as, "no no, it will be out this month, that one guy said so" or "oh, look! there's an ad for it in Mix magazine, that means it will be out soon, right?!" I...

Let us not look past the shockmount Oktava wants people to believe is worth $175... I'd guess it took all of $3 to make.

woo, coil reference

The SID stations are pieces of garbage anyhow... completely unreliable, which sucks because they sound so cool. Terrible engineering and poor craftsmanship, too bad such a good idea was so horribly carried out.

HD24 Take a look at www.alesis.com. It says the machine is now shipping... I know I'm shocked.