so i can just crack a few eggs and dump 'em into the cd tray and it cooks 'em fer me , right??

MrFrodo wrote: My bad; you need at least three osc's to create chords, and the Pro One only has wo.

Oscillator interval tuning is a different thing from chord memory
by definition only polyphonics have CM, i'm fairly sure

Korg KARMA, of all things...

this has been covered in other discussions here, and they are searchable.

iirc : Supernova 2 adds more keys, knobs, buttons, waveshaping control, 8-program performance mode, 8 outputs, dual-filter mode, Doublesaw, another ADSR slider set, top-level FX access, and some more

thanks for the affirmation, dB i'll be going this route, as soon as i sell a couple of old pieces... it's been said before, i imagine - but having a member of the DSI team tell you in a humble manner how well their stuff works is...a great example of customer service in any industry. DSI's customer ...

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listen to this man, kog.
cluster might well have more experience with the bigger polys than 90% of the VSE people combined. all i've got is a matrix1000 and a supernova and had a few other cheapies.

So you're saying the Q+ doesn't do convincing VA? i'm saying it's not a v.a. it's a d.s.p.-based digital synthesizer. not all d.s.p.-based digital synthesizer are va's va means it uses exclusively 'analog'(=voltage manipulting) subtractive programming convention lingo to perform what are actually b...

it's simple:

stop obsessing over bullshit like this, and go do something else for a while.

or create your own non-tempered-scale instrument and take on the world

or don't. it's that simple, really.

there's all kinds of tricks used in dsp to get things done. In a single DSP-synth , the logic gates perform all sorts of different tasks. remember, you're not even using dedicated oscillators per se, but a % of the RAM and dsp available. Practically all software has some bugs in it.. interrupt the '...

they're played differently, so i'm biased by the performance and having trouble telling them apart beyond :

the 1st is murkier and sounds less stable pitchwise , less bandwidth
the 2nd is brash,w/ loads more highend and slightly deeper bass

i like 'em both but would get tired of the 2nd in a hurry

thanks for the link, hair

my roommate dug the 2nd one, enough to loop it twice

"cool drums" - S. Hanavan, NYSE-licensed trader

h**l Yes, that's like electro-Maiden or something.... dude. ... ...or Tony Banks actually got really pissed off one day, heh. are those analog drums, too? 8) :wink: it sounds like real drums in the beginning, and then later they sound like MIDI/triggers... i'd have to admit that i'm HoTt BUtZ as wel...

JBug wrote:Very nice work
I tried to download "Orbus Medit" from your music page but the link is dead

Thanks JBug!

It's all fixed now...so have at it

http://www.awrongturn.com/music.html

(there's a couple of extra goodies in there as well)

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I've found that I'm not overly fond of the filters' sound on the Q (naturally the Q+ has the analog filters in addition to the types on mine, so I can't speak to them). It is very different from both the Virus and the XT, with a sharp brightness to it that you'll either like or not. It sounded a bi...