| What are your top eco-friendly synthesisers for quality music production? [message #99175] |
Sun, 18 January 2026 23:50  |
Clint
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Registered: December 2025
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When it comes to eco-friendly synthesisers, which one do you think is better for great music production?
At the moment, I am making use of the Roland AIRA Compact series simply because they are compact, low-power, and made with more recycled materials than older Roland gear. I also like the Korg Volca updated models. They are super good on batteries and deliver fat analogue-ish tones.
So, which eco-considerate syths are you guys using at the moment? I need to know that as it will help me in making decisions for my next upgrade.
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| Re: What are your top eco-friendly synthesisers for quality music production? [message #99185 is a reply to message #99180] |
Thu, 22 January 2026 09:53  |
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Wayne Parham
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Registered: January 2001
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My folks made me take piano lessons from elementary school all through high school. I hated it at the time, and wanted to play drums. I was kind of natural on the drums.
But in high school, that all kind of worked for me 'cause I joined a rock band. I proposed that we name ourselves "Orpheus," and made a logo inspired by Roger Dean artwork, much like the Yes logo. We all liked that name, so it stuck.
Anyway, back to the topic. I played a Moog Liberation, which I thought was super cool. It was priced right for me and it let me be out in front, which I kind of dug. It replaced an electric piano that I originally played, which just didn't do it for me.
I always drooled over the Moog One synthesizer tough. That's still my favorite of the original analog VCO/VCF/Envelope synths.
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