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Yes, I have to think some more about the S1. The SOS review suggests it can do Moog/Arp/Korg stuff easily, so I suspected that at least those filters were copies of the classic synths. In this thread however I learned the S1 is something totally different, very impressive, but different, and...

I did, a couple of weeks ago. Very nive semi-modular, with a beautiful filter and yes, snappy EGs. :) I was very interested until I listened to the audio demos where you get the original SEM in one channel and the Semtex in the other: I thought the OSC sound of the Semtex was rather thin in...

Het wordt steeds maffer hier! :)

The M5 is definitely an impressive synth, based on the specs and mp3 demos. But boy, it is HUGE! I think it's really too big, too much open space on the front panel. I always thought the MOTM stuff is big, but compared to the M5 it actually looks kinda busy, lol.

Gotta go now guys. I'll read/answer the other posts later tonite. Like I said, I've never seen so much S1 stuff in one thread. :)

I'm a big sucker for snappy EGs and percussive synth sounds. That's one of the reasons why I drool over this synth. The half-modular architecture and the tons of features are some other ones. Making percussive and bizarre sounds sure sounds like me. :) But if the sound is too fuzzy/bright/busy...

Tommie!!! :) Hey, you took my name! ;P I didn't mention the WAR at all. :shock: :wink:

Cool! Not bad for an Osnabrücker! So you've been watching Dutch tv? Anyway, one more vote for the cold side, I see. I have the same kind of preference in an analog synth, so I consider myself warned now. Too bad, since specwise it's a really impressive synth. I'll check out those shops...

Cool! Thanks, I'll listen tonite. - Robert

Okay, I have to move house to Berlin, obviously. ;) So you say it *can* be warm. I've never heard of an analog synth that can be tweaked on the character level, like having a 'warmth knob'. I'd like to believe it though!

Hi Jörg, could you please explain what makes a synth 'Präzise' then? I have some trouble imaginating what makes a synth precise. Does that mean it doesn't add all those nice analog extras (distortion, warble, blah blah) that we love so much? Is it more like a DSP synth then? I'm quite shocked...

Hi all, new member here. I'm from Holland, in my 40s and love synths, both analog and digital. I currently own a MOTM modular (about 22 modules now), an Airbase and DMPro, a Clavia G2x and NordRack2, Waldorf Q, Repeater, MPC4000 and some FX gear. I also play some bass and guitar. Here's some...