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I was persuaded, correctly, by this forum to buy the Noah in November 2005, Len you were very persuasive, but lack of time and a change in priorities means that it has to go. It is on eBay, ends 13th August, BuyItNow for £750. A bargain! Many thanks to all who help me buy this in the first place.

I am selling mine due to lack of time and a chnage in priorities. It is on ebay and I have great feedback! Really sorry to see this go as I had so little time to even try it. It is as new with the Prophet 5 and Odyssey upgrades, manual, CD roms and box etc. Buy It Now for £750, a steal at this price ...

Len, I totally understand where you are coming from on this. The interaction that you are talking about is exactly what I would expect from any synth that I am interested in. You are certainly passionate about the Noah and you have swayed me. I'll catch up with you on the Korg Forums sometime soon ...

Hi Len, unfortunately cannot demo for two reasons - no dealers in London have any one demo. At the moment I am working as a consultant and am in a hotel away from home Monday to Friday for the next two months. I have been offered a deal on a second hand Noah and need to make a quick decision.

Len a ...

Cheers Len. Very insightful. Did not realise that Vectron was not a 'supported' synth. By this I assume you mean that it is not one that CW sell as part of the Noah package and that users have uploaded it into their machines? On this basis what other instruments can you upload?

I mainly play rather ...

So Noah is a bit buggy then? Apart from the Vectron crashes, what else causes the Noah to crash or do other software glitches? Cheers

On 2005-10-09 06:12, kybernaut_01 wrote:

On 2005-10-09 05:57, Jupiter4 wrote:
[...] The sound of the Arturia synths is highly regarded by respected synth gurus [...]

*cough* *cough*
some of them *may* get paid... you never know :wink:


I know one of them and he is the straightest guy I know ...

Hi guys, have been away and not been able to access the internet. Some interesting thoughts here. I have not made a purchase yet and am in the final stages of deciding.

My thoughts on the Muse Receptor v Noah are that the Noah is likely to work better as the software and hardware were made ...

Len thanks for the comments. Of course no virtual instrument is going to sound like the real thing, particularly in the grit and grunt stakes. I have found that some Arturia software can get close to the real thing much better than my Kurzweil and Roland romplers do. Having lived with the real thing ...

Hi guys thanks for the replies. Some interesting comments. I will only be using my synths at home but like to keep everything simple to go 'live' whenever the mood takes me. Financially the Noah is seeming to make more sense although the Scope is gaining in attraction.

I appreciate that the ...

Hi thanks for the reply. I am not really into modular synths - had a System 100M and it was very slow and frustrating to work with compared to the pre-wired jobs like my minimoog. I am not sure whether extras are worthwhile for me - I like to keep things simple - unless you are talking about more ...

Hi, I am pleased that I found this forum as this is the only place that there appears to have Noah owners. I am considering buying a Noah but have a few questions I was hoping that you might be able to help with.

I grew up on vintage synths (well, they were new back then in 1984) and have stuck ...