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Note : 10 sur 10
Published on 10/31/08 at 16:00
The only things that I are missing from this synth that slightly annoy me are a MIDI THRU port and storage for additinal sounds and percussion kits. It took far too long to track down a reasonably priced PCMCIA card for additional storage.
Price paid: $950 USD
UTILIZATION
The user interface is a breeze to use. Possibly the best thing about the synth. It may not have as many features as some newer VA synths, but pretty well all of the parameters are there right in front of you on knobs and buttons.
SOUNDS
The sounds that can be created are very nice. Fantastic especially for pads and raspy electro sounds. I also enjoy creating unique electronic percussion sounds. It can create some nice bass sounds, but the bass overall is not as deep and smooth as most analogue synths. Good for all styles of music from minimal techno to trance to pop music.
OVERALL OPINION
Nice build quality. Metal case, wooden pitch stick and stone mod wheel. Highly reliable.
I have owned quite a number of synths and the Nordlead 2 does most of what I want a synth to do. Add a sampler and a nice analogue bass synth and you're off!
Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: Unknown ( 6-, 2003)
Price paid: $950 USD
UTILIZATION
The user interface is a breeze to use. Possibly the best thing about the synth. It may not have as many features as some newer VA synths, but pretty well all of the parameters are there right in front of you on knobs and buttons.
SOUNDS
The sounds that can be created are very nice. Fantastic especially for pads and raspy electro sounds. I also enjoy creating unique electronic percussion sounds. It can create some nice bass sounds, but the bass overall is not as deep and smooth as most analogue synths. Good for all styles of music from minimal techno to trance to pop music.
OVERALL OPINION
Nice build quality. Metal case, wooden pitch stick and stone mod wheel. Highly reliable.
I have owned quite a number of synths and the Nordlead 2 does most of what I want a synth to do. Add a sampler and a nice analogue bass synth and you're off!
Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: Unknown ( 6-, 2003)