Synths

[WhiteSongBoy]

So I had a rather odd question floating around in my head today about synths:
I heard that while playing a Moog Prodigy you can grab any knob and change it as you're going along. What other kinds of synths can do that? I have a microKorg, but it's kind of a digital one, so it's hard to find out exactly what you want to do unless you wanna spend a half-hour looking for the right effect to change. So in essence, what others have that ability? Just knobs only, no screens or digital numerical things.

[WhiteSongBoy]

Don't everyone jump in at once.

[phlegm]

Any "vintage" analog synth will do that.

Just because a synth has a screen doesn't mean that it can't have a dedicated knob for every synth parameter. A number of new synths have knobs for all or almost all parameters. A relatively inexpensive example is the Roland SH-201. The Moog Voyager is a more expensive example.

People with lots of spare money that don't want "screens or digital numerical things" tend to buy modular synths these days--it seems new modular stuff has exploded into the marketplace.

[WhiteSongBoy]

Cool! thanks. That's what I needed to know.