i just inherited 10 grand

start a record label and release some of my tracks on cd and vinyl

and buy a machine drum and mono machine

sound proof a room where you live

dual monitors, dedicated audio pc

studio monitors

hire a call girl

lifestyles of the rich and famous

my dad is robin leech

get everything rackmount and save a ton of money.

you can get that one rackmount that's like 10 or more DX7's in one for like 300-500, get an Oberheim matrix racmount for under 400. That's a ton of synthesis power for mad cheap.

  Glass Plate said:

get everything rackmount and save a ton of money.

 

you can get that one rackmount that's like 10 or more DX7's in one for like 300-500, get an Oberheim matrix racmount for under 400. That's a ton of synthesis power for mad cheap.

No imagination whatsoever. With £10000 this mofo can afford some effin' VCOs. Studio Electronics Omega 8? You could have a lot of fun mixing and matching the different filters.. I dunno.

i already mentioned building a massive DIY modular.

personally i'd buy an old mono, i'd buy an old poly... i'd buy a good drum machine, a multitrack with lots of tracks and a few interesting effects

with the hypothetical ten grand i'd buy a fucking nice tube mixer that i could overdrive and make all the synths i already own sound 10x better

don't mix tubes

Valves are great, but they're not going to improve all your synths by an order of magnitude...

Honestly mate do what i have done;

808 - £1000

303 - £1000

101 - £250

Cwejman S1 - £1500

Euro-Rack Modular - give it another £1500 for some wicked modules

Then split £4500 between a Poly and wicked convertors and monitoring.

You can not get bored that that.

  BCM said:

any yamaha keyboard with built in speakers.

no joke i have one of these and i love it....

shits got the most bizarre arpeggiator ever