http://ookpikk.googlepages.com/UDoublestuffthere.mp3
http://ookpikk.googlepages.com/Baseball ... onDemo.mp3

That's an MDUW, which will explain everything that's not drums.

wiss wrote:also look as early fusion....christ that would have never happened if it wasnt for analog synths

Are there any synths on Bitches Brew?

6k...stereo Ebbe und Fluts and a MachinedrumUW and a Blofeld?

Indeed, it sounds like itself.
Anyway, you can always get the UW if you need 909 samples, or (100%) real drum sounds

Don't you go making me want a V-Synth Hoax.

Whoa! Those are some serious demos! Your telling me that the Proteus is capable of s**t like this because that's what I'm looking for. Remember that the Proteus doesn't have as many filter types, but it's the same idea. Here's a little something else that 23 was doing with his Proteus 2500 http://w...

Do a search in the forum for "Timbral Sequencing"; it's a use of the P2500 that I came up with and I do believe I posted some demos of what it can result in. I was actually looking for this: The topic is called 2500 Demo; there are a lot of posts by you that contain the phrase 'timbral sequencing' ...

What kind of audio interface are you using?
What kind of computer are you using?
Are you running anything besides protools at the same time?
What are your level meters telling you?

AudiosEnvy wrote:

GeneralBigbag wrote:Check out Sealed's demos of the Morpheus for a taste of what the Z-Plane filters can do, and have a search for timbral sequencing.

Where can I find these?

http://homepage.mac.com/synth_seal/html/index.html

He's also on this board.

I would second (third?) the suggestion of the Emu Proteus, they're deep as all get-out, and the Emu sound, particularly the filters is really nice. Check out Sealed's demos of the Morpheus for a taste of what the Z-Plane filters can do, and have a search for timbral sequencing. And, because I can't ...

Really, a remix can be any track where you're using material from the original in a somewhat obvious way.

KLAXON wrote:Remeber the FR XS? They announced that two years ago and we still have not seen anything.

What about this?
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p ... D15B00320A

Sold 8bit9bot a Microwave2. Quick to pay, and good communication.

Yes, with (Waldorf) wavetable synthesis, at the least, the two initial parts of the table were held in ROM (start and end of table respectively). There could be more parts, but always at least two. As I noted the rest of the table was filled via an FFT method.. I could swear that it was linear inte...

I get the noise too