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Points: 109 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 29 2013 at 13:16
Yes, you can buy a collection of blow up rubber dolls quite cheaply, and have simulated sex with your virtual reality toys, but I'd rather have the real thing anyday - even if I can only afford one.
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...if you can only afford one blow up rubber doll then you can only afford one blow up rubber doll, such is life. Knowing my luck she'd run off with Bibendum anyway.
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Points: 7849 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 09 2013 at 19:23
Originally posted by Timbo1961 Timbo1961 wrote:

How about an ipad with Korg IMS20, Sunrizer, Nave, Thor, or Arturia iMini synth apps, then add an Alesis IO dock and MIDI controller keyboard. 
You can learn the basics of synthesis plus have all of these cheaper than buying a hardware synth. 


This is great advice. The I Pad can be a multipurpose tool to use and access different pro tools for learning synth basics 101. So many app's to choose from. Apple is good this way. :)
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Originally posted by AbrahamSapien AbrahamSapien wrote:

Ok, so I got this Korg Prophecy thing, but figured out very soon that I won't be able to use it, because I've got absolutely NO idea about most of the stuff in the manual.
Do you think that buying a cheap simple solo synth would be helpful to understand the concept (i mean something without a display and a 1000 menues, but if possible something with knobs and keys???)? Any suggestions for something simple anyway please?
Thank you.Smile


I also bought a Korg Prophecy, for recording purposes and I don't play keyboards.
I think by your requirement of just "knobs and keys" and also a relatively cheap synth, may I suggest a Jen SX 1000?
Tony C.
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