ok...I'm curious, I currently have a rack of samplers and synths, a carry over from my midi days... (aka 5000, Roland 550) and more.

I'm curious to know since the computers are getting far more powerful, and the vst's are getting so good, who has migrated to vst solutions and has abandoned hardware synth all together?

all thoughts welcome!

"RWH"

mstar.bandcamp.com

I come across a lot of 70's and 80's Virtual Instruments, but I am curious to play around with more modern sounding Synth's.

Any suggestions? Price range should be decent

I use REAPER.

I recently purchased a Waldorf MicroWave (Rev B, CEM 3387, OS 2.0) and instantly fell in love with it, up to the extent I recorded a track using the MW as the only instrument (drums aside):

Hey guys,

hey all.
so i bought my new gear which includes:
- KRK ROOKIT 6
- Tascam US-122-MKII
- SE Electronics X1 LD Cardriod Condenser Microphone
- Meledi DD506 (E DRUM KIT)
this is my very first "professional" setup.

now.. I'm about to buy MFB NanoZwerg Monophonic Analouge Synthesizer and i want to know some stuff.

so i begin:

Hi

I've been looking for a good software synth to really put some time into and master. This one is extremely affordable, and it seems very unique, and from the looks of it, not a whole lot of people have taken the time to truly learn it and use it to its fullest potential yet.

Hello to everyone!

This thread is focused to the users who have Hardware

How do you work out which one is best to have?

I'm mainly just doing recording in studio with it no live performances. And i plan to plug it into my DAW VSTi plugins to create my own sounds with the software i have.

But whats the difference with workstation and synthesizer and which one should i be getting for what I'm aiming to do ?