Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Dirty Halo So 20 years later I can still get thousands for these synths PLUS they still sound amazing... what will the Oasys be worth even a year or two from now? |
The current OASYS will undoubtedly be worth somewhat less than its sales price today, just as with your analog synths - since that's what happens with technology. I trust that it will still sound great and be useful, however - just as it is today.
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Dirty Halo And lastly, why are you even arguing with me? |
I don't like to see mis-statements stay out there un-corrected.
I could ask instead - why are *you* arguing with *me*? You're the one who started off by trash-talking.
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Dirty Halo Why not stop arguing and start listening to the people who buy, play and make albums with your gear? |
I listen to and talk with my users all the time, and have been doing so on the net for many years.
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Dirty Halo What if you made a synth that was a cross between real analogue technology and then augmented by updatable soft like Absynth? THAT would be a cool sounding keyboard?!! |
Personally, I don't use any analog synths at the moment. I sold my Jupiter 6 when I was confident that OASYS did everything I needed from it; my JX-8P and Matrix 6r are in the closet and behind the couch, respectively. (We also keep a mini and a prophet around the office, and bring in others from time to time.)
Waldorf has made a couple of products which are similar to what you suggest, however - the Q+ and their filterbank. The latter could be used in conjunction with soft-synths, I believe.
- Dan