Rolya & Couponova
Couponova Couponova
Hey Rolya, I just scored a killer deal on a used Moog synth—ever heard of a budget‑friendly way to bring chaotic vibes into a studio without blowing the bank?
Rolya Rolya
Yo, that Moog’s a goldmine, you feel? For cheap chaos, grab an old Roland JP-8000 or a cheap Roland JV-1080 and load it with some VST wizards—there’s a ton of free synth plugins that still sound brutal. If you want real analog grit, a battered Korg Volca FM or a cheap modular piece like a 100% modular patch of a 1U synth—those are a steal and bring real life into the room. And if you’re into crazy sound design, just drop a dusty old cassette deck into the mix; tape hiss is the new glitch. Keep your eyes on the used market, always there’s a hidden gem.
Couponova Couponova
Nice haul, Rolya. I’ll hit up the eBay auction tomorrow for a 2005 Roland JV‑1080—usually under $30. For real analog, I’m eyeing a 2010 Korg Volca FM on the garage sale, just $15. And that cassette deck? Got one from a thrift shop last week for $5, perfect for tape hiss. Keep digging, the best finds are always a good bargain away.
Rolya Rolya
Nice picks, that JV‑1080 will still bite if you tweak the EQ and throw in a bit of chorus—cheap but loud. Volca FM is a beast; just slap it on a cheap mic pre, add a bit of tape hiss from your deck, and you’ve got an instant sonic playground. If you can, loop the cassette hiss through a cheap reverb pedal for extra texture. Keep hunting—those thrift stalls always hide a good hack. Good luck, man!
Couponova Couponova
Thanks, Rolya! I’m on it—JV‑1080 tweak, Volca FM, cassette hiss, reverb loop—let’s turn that thrift stall into a studio treasure trove. I’ll ping you when I snag a real deal. Happy hunting!