Analogue synth with sequencer - suggestions?

[mo's taverne]

my choice:



* Monstrous four oscillator voice architecture.
* True stereo signal path with separate Curtis analog low-pass filters in each channel.
* Dedicated onboard effects (feedback, delay, distortion, high-pass filter, etc.).
* 16 x 4 step sequencer really brings the Evolver to life with evolving “pseudo-polyphonic” sounds – you won’t believe it's mono!
* Stereo audio input for audio processing of external stereo or mono signals, enabling the synth to act as a unique stereo effects processor.
* Everything (sequencer, LFOs, and delay) syncs perfectly to MIDI.
* Easy-to-navigate matrix-style interface for quick editing and real-time control of 8 parameters simultaneously.
* Multiple Evolvers can be daisy-chained for more polyphony.

[eryx666]

+1 for evolver, it's amazing gear, really fat sometimes

[Stomper]

http://www.vintagesynth.com/misc/teebee.shtml
http://www.vintagesynth.com/misc/microcon.shtml
http://www.vintagesynth.com/novation/sbs2.shtml

didnt use any. but all are tb-303 emulations.
i saw some bass station videos on youtube. sound pretty good.

[colinstark]

MFB Synth Lite 2 and Synth 2.

[Martian Telecom]

sh101/pro-one

[Atheory]

though (I'm not exactly Barry Manilow on the keys!)

thats not necessarily a bad thing

[coldfuture]

Future retro revolution.

Anything with a FR mobius attached to it.

DSI mopho and evolver both have sequencers.

These are all fun pieces in the studio.

[livecollective]

Genoqs octopus (or the like) > vermona drm1 mkIII > mixer < Moog Voyager through a moog CP-251
moog 104z analog delay for mixer sends

for them lush sounds