Oh my god, and I made this last night.

Awesome! very fitting material for the subject intended. The menu theme is great.

silikon wrote:then proceed to pull more tail than a slow kid at a petting zoo.

are you sure you want THAT kind of partner?

It's like a diamond encrusted paintbrush.

F tekkentool in the tech-in-tooly butt! Really, that is s**t a*s... they r toying with us. . What are you talking about, that's marketing genius. You make the synth sound as c**p as possible and then...people...want it? i guess? Also f**k y'all. Ain't nobody got time to dilly dally around with this...

Like...bitcrushing down to 1.2 Khz?

good choir?

Wat?

Stab Frenzy wrote: Elektron make instruments, a VST editor is not their style at all. If you're after something like that you're looking in the wrong place.

You're right then sorry,

VSTi

This is an elektron box that makes sense to me, I'm just disappointed the first teaser they put out makes it sound rubbish. If they give it individual voice outs and a VST editor this is one I'd consider for sure...

Complaining about product demos is a VSE tradition.

Nobody else noticed that demo was very loud and has a weird saturation and distortion over the whole thing?

I never shat on the box at all, I shat on that demo.

Well, that demo was all kinds of intolerable.

I felt it needed this.

silikon wrote: All these interesting advances in software are really making it insanely hard for me to justify keeping around all the analogue.

Well just think of all the semi trailers you'll need to drag all those synths out...lot of money to hire trucks you know...

Recording quality seems to have muffed around with the highs too, Bitcrusher with bits on 16bit and bring down the rate a bit!

I remember the 480 could make some wild sounds, I think the range of the parameters might have been greater internally. I also remember the 480 having fantastic preset auto accompaniments. Yes, and you can get at the parameters with PSS-edit... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Utgmjlj5B7w If you want...