Thanks! I thought that's what it was but wasn't sure. Insightful, thank you.

I got one used yesterday cost £260 Fun times.

10 years old? Jeez, I had no idea!

Glad to hear it! Congrats on not needing any more synths. I've said I had enough synths many times before as well :D

@@System-1541 hahaha YUP!

@@ObscuredReverie Second that emotion

..this Synth is still a gem in 2020!💎

Where can I purchase the Gary Numan sound pack ?

I know it's kinda randomly asking but do anyone know of a good site to watch newly released movies online?

@Arian Toby Flixportal xD

@Bennett Asa Thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I really appreciate it!

Good timing too. Just got one about two weeks ago.

Congrats! You're gonna love it👍

Denver Colorado I got mine a month ago I play upright 🔊🎼 bass

Thanks! No, the MiniNova is what is called mono-timbral, meaning that it only plays one preset at a time. So there are no accompaniment tracks, like drums or bass. Roland has a couple like that though. The jdxi and the Jupiter XM for example. Congrats on getting your MiniNova for $90! I got mine for $400.

The MiniNova only has an arpeggiator.

That’s probably where you’ll need to get yet another interface, like a zoom multitrack recorder... or maybe plug it into your computer and loop it through a free recording program like Audacity. I was curious about that too.

No. this is just a digital 3 oscillator synthesizer. What you want is a Arranger Keyboard or a workstation. Those play samples of many types of recorded instruments. The mininova is a synthesizer where you make your own sounds with the 3 oscillators, or download sounds from the internet and transfer them to the synth. You can make sounds on the synth or in a editor on the PC.

It has a mode that will arpeggiate in the order that you hold the keys down. But since the MiniNova doesn't have a sequencer the notes can't be programmed ahead of time. If you like the sound of the nova engine but want to make patterns, I suggest looking into the Circuit groove boxes. I have the Circuit tracks and it is a fantastic sequencer.

I go over the mod matrix pretty extensively in my ambient pad video here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/adKXZtl8vKq7moE.html. Hope it helps.

On-board the best way to switch patches is through favorites. If you have a sequencer in your rig I'd suggest sending program change messages though. The patch buttons just allow you to switch one at a time while the data knob is just a faster way to cycle through patches.

@@System-1541 thank you 👍

They're pretty much on par with each other. The microkorg has a simpler synth engine so that might make it easier. Although I'd only recommend a synth that has fewer on board controls like the MiniNova or Microkorg to a more experienced synth user. The reason is that you have to go through a lot of menus to edit sounds. You have to have an idea of what you want to make and how you'll do it before you start making a sound. If you want something polyphonic (multiple notes at once) that won't break the bank I'd recommend the Roland Gaia sh-01. They're not bad on the used market. If you don't mind monophonic (only one note at a time), you can't go wrong with the Behringer Model D and a midi controller or one of korg's volcas. The point is, the more knobs and sliders it has, the easier it is to use. It looks more complicated but it's actually the best place for a beginner to start.

And another great one would be the Behringer Deep Mind 6. Also we'll priced on the used market.

Actually I need to upgrade my wide angle lens. This one has aberrations.