Hmm yea, but I would rather explore the other types of synthesis techniques out there which already sound different and allow more room for controller/modulation routing creativity.
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02-12-2005, 03:38 PM #21BOA Lifetime Member
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02-12-2005, 04:49 PM #22Parsnip
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Well, the Bassline Pro certainly looks like it has a lot more in that respect.
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02-12-2005, 08:26 PM #24Deceptacon
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its ok.... im running the demo at the moment. supposed to be a devilfish/modded style thing. not a bad synth in its own right but certainly not a devilfish clone.
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whoa, who makes that one....looks real nice.....but does it sound good? Originally Posted by detfella
what i dont understand is tb303 is one of the simplist pieces of hardwware ever. even you bog standard 3osc synth should be able to emu a 303 no problems, there are so many other synths out there that offer different things....or maybe techno isn't as future thinking as it makes out
here's another new software 303 just out, gui looks almost real
i wonder if someone released a software 303 that looked crap but sounded amazing whether it would be more or less popular than the good looking/shit sounding one...?
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06-12-2005, 04:15 PM #25BOA Lifetime Member
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Wow! That is one hell of an update.
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06-12-2005, 04:43 PM #26Parsnip
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And proud. Originally Posted by dirty_bass
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09-12-2005, 01:45 PM #27Junior Freak
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were will i find that clone then detfeela?
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15-12-2005, 02:16 AM #28Junior Freak
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Never underestimate the power of the Korg MS20... SUCH a good conversion, though I wish you got the vocoder that you get on the MS2000B. Can't have it all I suppose.
That said these guys have a reputation for creating some really super top notch sounding emultaed analogue synths, so I'll certainly check it out.
Thanks for the heads up :)
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Maybe I'm just tone deaf, but I couldn't tell wether or not something's analogue or digital in origin, and if I'm happy with the sound I couldn't give a toss about what anybody else thinks, and especially not their critisism of my art. Often times the most vocal offenders are pretty shithouse producers with no idea of what they're talknig about and just have an axe to grind. Furthermore some of those same people often times don't own analogue hardware, some haven't even used it, they just like to talk about it as if they do!
NB. I'm not dissing anybody here who thinks that hardware sounds better than software. If that's the case and your music makes you happy - good for you, I just hate the snobbery that exists amoungst a few people.
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