Can I run the headphone out to my small PA directly?

I have a Korg SQ10 to go with my MS20….. love it, but it’s a pain in the arse to sequence pitch because it’s unquantized! If behringer were to do it, it would be useful to include a quantiser and stage buttons (like the moog 960)! Saying that, it would be great if they done a 3U 19” rack ARP 1623 sequencer to go with their 2600 synth…… I also wish they done a desktop module of the ARP odyssey, similar to the model D….. they could’ve done a 19” rack mount (like the 2600)…. Even if they had to make it a bit bigger, say even 4U (the 2600 is 8U I believe)…. That would be killer👍

It still is

I recently picked up a KS4, and these things are wayy overlooked. Also love the support from Novation, it's how it should be done.

Another trick which I think is unique to Novation is the ability to tune the pitch bend separately for each oscillator. This is a fantastic option and one that is overlooked by other manufacturers. Pitch bending on steroids !

Oh my!! 😎

Rubber Jonny, forbidden planet, so many cultural references not to mention Take the fear out of gear.another great video.

Their keys are poor quality. Use Fatar keys!

Damn I missed it. Seems like the Props link has been taken down.. can you guys help me get a download link for RB338 for mac? 🙏🏽

is this the new way to podcast?

Great stuff. I think Behringer should join up with Lego functions and make customizable modular kits.

Oscillators have ability to drift or not, way ahead of it's time. I thought the press into the keys was pressure? I have 25key - they are going for more than that on reverb. Not sure drivers are working with win 10, phantom power, works as controller if you just want that. I never play it... not sure why...

The BQ-10 combines the Korg SQ-10 sequencer, and the rare Korg MS-02 synth interface CV converter box. If anyone ever wanted an MS-02, now's your chance... for those who want the truly vintage synth experience converting Hz/V signals to OCT/V. Could be a really useful tool for guys who own classic gear.

I had one of these years back, loved the sounds I could coax out of it. Only reason I ended up selling was due to constant problems with the pitch bend. I had already replaced it twice and it would last about 6 months, then start wandering out of tune mid-gig!! Broke my heart! 😢

The Novation customer support has been awesome for years. My Supernova rack was saved by their generous offer of two compatible encoders. Awesome!

I have a K-Station by Novation. Always wanted one of those as it had more to it. 😁👍

Love love love it !!! You guys Rock.

AMAZING keyboard/synth. I actually have to find one of these. Thanks gents

Novation Gear <3

Just bought a like new one for 120$ usd

Good news in the states USA, I just placed an order for the SY1 syn-cusion Behringer from Sweetwater and they said it will most likely ship in mid September. God bless Behringer 🎉

That segue from Chummers at 2:52. Magnifique, sir. Consider my cap doffed.

I'm waiting for Behringer to clone my wife

I have the ReMOTE 25 Audio (the one before) updated to X-Station and I have their MiniNova and I prefer the ReMOTE 25 Audio to play. It also makes a great controller with all those mappable controls. If only Novation would release something a little more up to date..... or return to producing more of these. A very enjoyable tool (and I'd have another)

The RS09 is a very different sounding string machine than the Solina/Eminent design, so they would compliment each other vs compete.

Still waiting for the VCS3 clone fr

Still waiting for the CS Mini!

I've had my B2032a's for well over a decade and used every day - I love them. Who would have thought you could get a voice coil kit for the tweeter! Awesome.

Those arp-y patches are sooooo late-'90s. The Roland XV-5080 has patches that sound almost exactly like those. And the E-mu XL-1 has a lot of arp patches. Some of them sound really good but the built-in arps are a really esoteric bit of menu diving. The pinnacle of that late-'90s sound is the Korg Radias, but that was 2006 LOL.

thx guys

the machine is interesting, but your video... uh ?

Wow, only just found the channel after I was wondering what other people thought of the Hohner 'The Jack' bass which I bought back in the misty days of the 90's. Then, to my delight I find this, fellow weirdos collecting up ancient AF oscillators and fixing them!!! I have an Advance H1 amongst others. Nice to know I'm not the only one left playing with them and mending the broken ones. Nice one guys, subbed.

Question lol keyboard to keyboard via usb connection would it work

The Polysynthi is one of those synths that's rarity has made it mysterious and sought after but is actually pretty crap. It does have one very cool feature and that's the onboard voltage controlled delay, but otherwise it's a paraphonic synth with some nice modulation capabilities. The oscillators are more organ than synth and the "Synthi" name is misleading as it wasn't a polyphonic version of a VCS3 in any way. It was heralded as EMS's foray into a more commercial realm (with a price tag of about £800 back in the day) and reviews of the time expected it to sell well for them, but as we know, that was not to be. I think people would get more mileage from a stand alone voltage controlled delay and some modules.

Puts the fear into me. Thanks guys

Great video chaps Shame it seemed cut short at the end.. I'd happily enjoy a longer video & sure most would agree? Nice one

Is there any reason to buy a Neutron if you can get a Proton instead?

ive said since the neutron that they should make a sibling……neutron is amazing already…proton gonna be double the fun

Interesting, it's like an 8-track Optigan. Radio stations once had "cart machines" that played looping 8-track tapes for commercials, station identification jingles, show theme songs, etc. Maybe that was the inspiration. Does the Bandmaster Powerhouse have a speed control to change the tempo?

Any ems clone would suit me just fine.

good times... #synthsforlife

The yen conversion's way off - the EX5's RRP was £2799! It's still one of the most flexible synths ever made - but it tanked, alongside the Kawai K5000 and Technics WSA1, because suddenly everyone wanted virtual analogue synths, not god-tier digital. It doesn't help that the manual is so complicated that Yamaha UK wrote their own ('The Joy Of EX'), and the less said about sample loading times from SCSI the better. I picked mine up from Cash Converters for £100 in the mid-00s, and it's a keeper. For years they hovered around the £350 mark on eBay, but now they're creeping up. Still an underrated bargain, though!

The Proton looks insane. I have a couple of their fabulous clones but really getting excited by their original designs.

Another awesome day at the gear tube guys. !!!!

cool stufff !!

Fascinating! The analogue physical modelling, is that Yamaha’s take on Kurzweil’s K250 (1984)?

Tough to choose a favorite amongst these boptions.

Keep on rocking guys - informative, knowledgeable and fun! Jeez 38K?!

2 Neutrons + 2 Protons and you have all the bleeps and bloops

Reckon the price of the OG MS1 will come down on the second hand market?