http://www.waldorfmusic.de/en/products/ ... d_overview
Recursive modulation??

sequence wrote:For those who need B-feld fix I noticed the site has been updated again (I dont know how recently, I havent looked in a month). Some of those demos are pretty sweet, plus our faat villian has a new greeting:
http://www.waldorfmusic.de/en/products/ ... d_overview
Recursive modulation??WTF??
Well DUH dude, thats why I posted, the site's been updated with new information like the .pdf manual (where the synth's physical dimensions are listed) and new demo clips, among other things.HrBak wrote:Ehhh..???? this is "the Blofeld site is up" thread
sequence wrote:HrBak wrote: ... the site's been updated with new information like the .pdf manual ....
Multiple timbres coming out of the same outs is shitty in an absolute sense. You can't run them through separate external EQ or FX. You have to track each timbre separately to achieve this, which renders the source effectively monotimbral if you have any sort of production standards.DisasterArea wrote:And no, it's not shitty,
Don't give me that unthinking zombie fanboy bullshit. I explain why a single stereo out sucks in response to you asking why it's a problem and then get people tsk tsking at me for it. You asked why it's a bottleneck and I TOLD YOU. It is not necessary to respond to any negative criticism by painting a LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT false dichotomy, especially when you're the one who asked for the damn criticism in the first place! We're big men here wearing the big men pants - we should be able to tolerate differing viewpoints without engaging in j**k cliquey stone-the-non-believer behavior.it just means that this is not a machine built for you because you place that aspect higher in priority than those who think the thing is cool enough as is and will work withn it's limitations.
Do you honestly think a second stereo out would raise the price $300?I was simply suggesting that having this feature standard on a synth of this ilk tends to push it past the $1000 mark e. g. monomachine.