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Looks nice enough, but its going to have to either sound amazing or be dirt cheap to compete with the DSI tabletop stuff.

Personally I couldnt give two fucks what the definition of Razors synthesis type is but far more about how it sounds in a mix.

To my mind it sounds interesting enough for me to buy it this weekend and try it out. At 69 euros its a bit of a steal IMHO.

It sounds interesting to me. Torley did an extensive 8 part project preset on it.

Torleys Project Preset Razor - Part 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kBkxTG4dXU

nohero wrote:

TechnoMusic wrote:Maschine hands down best bit of kit I've ever owned.

Do you use it in your DAW or mostly on its own?

Both. But generally when Im in jam mode I use it standalone. Then I will quite often render the bits I like as stems or loops and do a mix in ableton.

Maschine hands down best bit of kit I've ever owned.

if you'd be more specific about why you want a hardware synth, and what exactly it is that you want it to do (knobs, sliders, keys, RA, VA,...) then it would be a lot more easy to recommend you something. Yep, are you after hands on control? Or do you want a "real analog" sound? Or someth...

dubgil2 wrote:

TechnoMusic wrote:I think if you want an analog right now the DSI MoPho keyboard is far better value.

is the mopho (without the keyboard) the same as the keyboard or does the keyboard offer more?

Same in terms of features but the keyboard has more real time controls.