I'm looking to get started with synths. I know almost nothing

>>69687255
I've always thought the interface looks good and it's a good price but if you can try it out at a store or something that'd be optimal.

>>69687255
save up for years and get a moog

>>69687314
What does moog do better?

>>69687295
Yeah, what I liked about it is that all of the features are really easy to get the hang of. I went to a guitar center or something with a friend and this one stood out as the most intuitive as far as being able to make the sounds you want. I also think the sequencer is slick and the waveform display is a HUGE plus as someone just figuring out what each setting actually controls. Plus it just sounds so fly.

>>69687255
So is that thing the new microkorg?

And I don't mean that as an insult, I used to have a microkorg, and I liked it quite a bit, but in the minilogue the new designated "babbies first synth"?

It looks alright though

>>69687406
If it sounded good then get it dude I'd love to have something like that

>>69687413
The advice I've gotten synth shopping has generally been between this, as a slightly more playable and versatile snyth, vs. the Rowland boutique series which seems a little less intuitive and a little more like I'd need a MIDI controller to really make it playable and not just a recording device.

The monologue comes out next month, I'd compare the two if I were you, I'm leaning toward getting the mono rather than the mini

I have the minilogue and i'm extremely happy with it

>>69687255

Its a fine synth. The microkorg can also do 4 voice, but doesn't have the hands on programming. The roland botique JX-3P and JU-06 are also 4 voice, cheaper, but simpler and you could get a bigger midi keyboard to play them.

>>69687406
you must not be very bright.
>doesn't even know what store he went to.
>says a synth is intuitive when he doesn't know what hes doing
>thinking a waveform display is helpful, probably doesn't even know how the harmonic series works.
>used the word "fly"

its not looking good for you dude

>bought a Microbrute months before the Monologue was announced
Fuck.

I have a minilogue and it's great. I recommend it

>>69688918
excellent choice old sport i do say.

i recently snapped and spent a hundred or so bucks on a bunch of casiotone keyboards from the early 80s