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Does anyone have that program that plays notes really fast so you can get a pseudo poly effect out of a mono midi cable?

Should I fix the MC-303 someone gave me or just trade it for a Volca or something
Will romplers make a comeback once the analog craze is over?

What's a good cheap-ish midi controller? I only really want one for synth VSTs and shit like that but it'd be cool if it had pads too--something like the MPK25 but better i guess.

I don't really see why the analog gear craze would end. Software is getting better and better, there really isn't a point to buying digital synths unless you play live.

Just get the cheapest one you can find that suits your needs, as long as it's class-compliant (99% are) you should be fine.
But if you use ableton the automap function on the launchkey is heavenly

I've been using Reaper cus it's easiest but I wanna switch to Ableton soon so I'll keep that in mind ;^)

I know analog is not going anywhere, but maybe the 90s trance/big beat comes back in style and the 303 and Xtreme Lead1 (just to mention the two most 90s sounding pieces of gear I had) start raising their value.
After all, Grimes uses a fucking GAIA, a synth nobody wanted 5yrs ago and now hipsters praise it

might post some snippets from my Mopho x4 today after work.

It has this weird issue where it goes like a 1/4 tone flat if I touch the pitch wheel, so I think DSI is going to send me a replacement wheel.

Do you mean a mono synth?