What's the best synth of all time?

>>73830039

The Fairlight CMI because it came with a stylus.

>>73830039
Juno 60

>>73830063

Shocking this came was created in 1979 or 80. It still looks futuristic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOlPCpSmhRM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_6x3EW3FC0

>>73830334

It's a beautifully crafted tune - but then they had so many good ones.

>>73830039
Whatever gets the job done.

I love my DX7 but a lot of people hate it. It's complicated as shit to work on.

Currently, my eurorack 19U case is dominating all sound.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37w42Bfsv3E

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>>73830039
The fucking theremin

>>73831826
I need to buy one of those Hikashu shirts

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>>73830219
Monochrome waterfall plots are perpetually from the future.

its hard for me to understand the fact that music is just oscillators creating wave forms that travel to your ear. I pull up some synths in Ableton or whatever, and i can make different sounds with different oscillators and i'll apply LFO's as well. But I cannot make "listenable" music like i can if i am actually playing a guitar. Tips?

my micromoog

and only mine

>>73832674
Do you enjoy what you're doing? If you are, then stick with it. You want something more listenable, learning synthesis and music theory. But I, personally, enjoy that idea of music as enjoying sounds rather than just as 'music'. If you're happy with what you're doing already, go with it, it sounds interesting to me at least

>>73832674
Don't forget the overtones, harmonics n shit.