does anybody have any thoughts on the korg ms2000...good, bad or ugly...what kind of amp would you hook it up to
Krakit said:For what you want it for, it wouldn't be my first choice.
The Korg is designed to be an analogue synth modeler.
However, if you've fallen in love with the sounds of the Korg MS2000, you should save yourself $300 and get the Korg MS2000R.
This is the same synth engine in a rack mounted unit (without the keyboard). You can control it with PC software, a sequencer or any MIDI controller (like Roland's GK guitar synth).
Carl
triple said:krakit...what would be your first choice...90% of the music i write is acoustic - the guitars, bass, drums...would like something colourful to fill up the background...and i wouldn't be writing music on it really, just need the weird sounds and textures and a way for it to play without me having to play it, program? sequencer?...am trying to stay away from computer based stuff...i do happen to have a fender rhoads piano someone gave me for free...perfect condition and totally in tune...that bitch is heavy though...is there something i can hook up to that to produce some sounds