Apr 14, 2010
Agreed, I've had both and if you can spare the rack space the 6r is the way to go. Also I can't tell the difference sound wise between the two.
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On Apr 14, 2010, at 6:32 AM, oberheim@yahoogroups.com wrote:
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- Help me with a Matrix 100 vs. 6R decision... From: bob_at_work_2000
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- Re: Help me with a Matrix 100 vs. 6R decision... From: ogusa@...
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- Re: Help me with a Matrix 100 vs. 6R decision... From: Alen Rusko
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Help me with a Matrix 100 vs. 6R decision...
Posted by: "bob_at_work_2000" tttsystems@... bob_at_work_2000
Tue Apr 13, 2010 8:33 pm (PDT)
Hi group. I recently purchased an Oberheim 1000 and a 6R, listened to both and like what I hear, but think I only have room for one of these babies....decisions , decisions. Here is what I am weighing.... 1000 presets, editable via software in mono before external effects or 100 presets, editable via front panel or software, in possibly stereo or layered, but limited to 4/2 or 3/3 voice division. Sonically, the units seem the same although I have not tried an apples with apples voice comparison.. ..so what are your thoughts on which I should keep
Bob
El Segundo, CA
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Re: Help me with a Matrix 100 vs. 6R decision...
Posted by: " ogusa@... " ogusa@... stublito
Tue Apr 13, 2010 8:49 pm (PDT)
Gee the M1000 is only one rack space.
That said, if you can spare the rack space keep the 6R.
Bi-timbral/separate outs/front panel editing is definitely better.
I have a M1000 because I can't spare the extra rack spaces.
Only 2 banks of the M1000 are editable, the rest are ROM, though I
just use sysex to tweak the ROM sounds as I go.
Stublito
Quoting bob_at_work_ 2000 < tttsystems@earthlin k.net >:
> Hi group. I recently purchased an Oberheim 1000 and a 6R, listened
> to both and like what I hear, but think I only have room for one of
> these babies....decisions , decisions. Here is what I am
> weighing.... 1000 presets, editable via software in mono before
> external effects or 100 presets, editable via front panel or
> software, in possibly stereo or layered, but limited to 4/2 or 3/3
> voice division. Sonically, the units seem the same although I have
> not tried an apples with apples voice comparison.. ..so what are your
> thoughts on which I should keep
>
> Bob
> El Segundo, CA
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Re: Help me with a Matrix 100 vs. 6R decision...
Posted by: "Alen Rusko" analogfreak2005@... analogfreak2005
Wed Apr 14, 2010 12:43 am (PDT)
Definitely 6R!!
You can get all Mx1000 programs on the internet, and you can load them via Midi.
Also you can do split/layer with 6R!!!!
Only thing that it has 127 RAM program places less than Mx1000.(only drawback).
Anyway, I'll go with 6R...
Alen
--- On Wed, 4/14/10, ogusa@... < ogusa@... > wrote:
From: ogusa@... < ogusa@... >
Subject: Re: [oberheim] Help me with a Matrix 100 vs. 6R decision...
To: oberheim@yahoogroup s.com
Date: Wednesday, April 14, 2010, 5:49 AM
Gee the M1000 is only one rack space.
That said, if you can spare the rack space keep the 6R.
Bi-timbral/separate outs/front panel editing is definitely better.
I have a M1000 because I can't spare the extra rack spaces.
Only 2 banks of the M1000 are editable, the rest are ROM, though I
just use sysex to tweak the ROM sounds as I go.
Stublito
Quoting bob_at_work_ 2000 <tttsystems@ earthlin k.net >:
> Hi group. I recently purchased an Oberheim 1000 and a 6R, listened
> to both and like what I hear, but think I only have room for one of
> these babies....decisions , decisions. Here is what I am
> weighing.... 1000 presets, editable via software in mono before
> external effects or 100 presets, editable via front panel or
> software, in possibly stereo or layered, but limited to 4/2 or 3/3
> voice division. Sonically, the units seem the same although I have
> not tried an apples with apples voice comparison.. ..so what are your
> thoughts on which I should keep
>
> Bob
> El Segundo, CA
>
>
>
> ------------ --------- --------- ------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
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