A sampler is basically a ROMpler that can sample. I’d love to have one of those.Īlso don’t overlook the late 90s and early 2000s samplers, especially Akai (IMO). Speaking of D110, a D550 would be really nice, too.
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I’ve only owned an s4+ and QSR but I’ve heard the S4+ is slightly dirtier sounding than the S4 the QSR is noticeably more hi-fi but you’d need to use a software editor to really use it to its fullest, it makes the D-110 and Wavestation SR look user friendly. QSR is more advanced but has a terrible UI, the s4 is really easy to edit. If you want something cheap and a little off the beaten path, an Alesis S4 could be a good option, too (I’d avoid the s4+ though, the main “improvement” is they replaced 8mb of excellent for the era piano samples with a GM sound set). They’re a steal (but some of the expansion cards are pretty expensive these days). I love my 1080 and they’re the best selling synth of all time so the spply is going to outstrip the demand for a long time yet. JV1080 or 2080 really is hard to beat for the price. And I’d skip Protozoa as it is just a repackaging of sounds from Proteus 1/2/3 Mo-Phatt and Composer are the cheapest / most common / worst. The best, rarest and thus most expensive ones are: The Roms vary in price depending on desirability and availability. Xtreme Lead-1 and XL-1 Turbo with X-Lead Rom.įundamentally they are all the same, just different fascia’s and default ROM’s.īest bet is to grab a Proteus 2000 and expand to taste.Orbit-3 with Beat Garden and Techno Synth Construction Yard Roms.Mo-Phatt and Turbo-Phatt with Pure Phatt Rom.The family come in two versions: Standard and Turbo, e.g.: Extremely deep synths with very heavy editing capabilities, 50 Z-Plane filers, effects, expandable etc.
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