Ideally it would be a smaller keyboard so it’s less of an eyesore on stage, like 3 octaves, but I’ll take whatever. Or I wonder if a Nord Lead or Lead 2 does a good enough job of emulating analog since you can probably set it to mono and whatever type of trigger you want. If I end up getting one at all, I want to get something on the cheaper side, like a Yamaha CS-10 or Roland SH-09 or something (single osc is fine). What I like about what I currently use to compose (va poly), is that I can set the trigger to whatever I want, which is usually multi- and last-note.ĭoes anyone have any thoughts about this and/or know of a resource somewhere that lists analog synths and their note-priorities? I’m thinking low-note priority or high-note priority is probably not as good as last-note priority. I’ve been looking for good synth for leads and only now starting to seriously consider analog monosynths (I’m still undecided on whether I should deal with the hassle and get one vs just getting a va polysynth and setting it to mono), and this note-priority issue is now tipping the scale.
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