Re: tiny synth module

[t-mu <tkorpipa@xxxxxxxxx>]

From:     Anya <anyato@xxxxxxx>

> I'm looking for an extremely simple, light, and small synth=
> module.  Basically, I'm looking for the lightest and smallest=
> device you can attach to a single keyboard controller or other=
> MIDI controller to produce some audible sound or sounds=
> (ideally, including a sound that approximates piano) out of one=
> stereo headphone jack.
> 
> The closest thing I've found is a high-quality Yamaha unit that's=
> probably 18 or 20 ounces with batteries. I really don't care=
> about the quality of the sounds, so if anyone knows of anything=
> even smaller/lighter, I'd really appreciate hearing about it.

i think the alesis nanosynth is about the smallest "rack" synth i can think
of..

 http://www.harmony-central.com/Synth/Data/Alesis/NanoSynth-rev.html

are you looking for a portable composing thingy? then the different yamaha
"notepad" things are propably the best bet. remember, you can go all the way
to the first qy10 on the used market. lower on specifications but also lower
on price...

http://www.keyboardmag.com/archive/0803/0803_c4.htm

there's also some general midi-modules designed to be plugged in palm
notepads.

 t-mu

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