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http://www.sonicstate.com/news/2010/03/ ... -on-video/
i spoke at length with John Bowen at NAMM two months ago and i was definitely under the impression that the feature list was locked for the version 1.0 release.BF wrote:I regret my prepaid order more and more with every new feature.
Why?BF wrote:I regret my prepaid order more and more with every new feature.
if i recall correctly, John Bowen was the product manager for the Korg Wavestation and then the original Korg OASYS (productized as the PCI card which served as the research prototype for what eventually became the technology in the OASYS keyboard). i think it was the OASYS synthesizer as software architecture that led him to Native Instruments for the Pro-52 and then onto Creamware/SonicCore.boxed wrote:Wow great demo looks and sounds awesome. Hopefully Virtual analogues will finally get the respect they deserve. Which Korg Synths did John Bowen design?
as you can imagine, the NAMM acoustic environment can be a difficult place within which to judge the quality of the output from a synthesizer. my ears really perk up when i hear a synthesizer that can cut through the din of noise at NAMM.3rdConstruction wrote:Plus it sounds pretty damn beefy. I like what I hear from the Messe & NAMM videos way more than the audio demos on his site. I think it was the rotors & the feedback that got me hooked.
Oh cool. I understand from the video he also designed the SC Prophet 5. If he made the Oasys - I guess he must have also designed its spin-offs the Z1 and Prophecy. That's quite a legacy of classic synths to his name.SubliminalEffect wrote:if i recall correctly, John Bowen was the product manager for the Korg Wavestation and then the original Korg OASYS (productized as the PCI card which served as the research prototype for what eventually became the technology in the OASYS keyboard). i think it was the OASYS synthesizer as software architecture that led him to Native Instruments for the Pro-52 and then onto Creamware/SonicCore.boxed wrote:Wow great demo looks and sounds awesome. Hopefully Virtual analogues will finally get the respect they deserve. Which Korg Synths did John Bowen design?