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i wanna unique machines. |
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like... a sewing machine? or... a rock tumbler? or like a mpc? |
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howsabout a grinding wheel or a dotmatrix printerrrr or a blenderwithamicrophoneinit oh wait someone did that already |
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i like sewing machine sounds :) but, i asked about the synth module. |
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ah, ok. absynth 2 is my personal fav |
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thanks!! checking... |
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wow! great link. thanks!!! |
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Dishwashings Machines. I love washing machines. When I was a kid, I used to sleep out in our family room sometimes, and I'd love to fall asleep to the sound of the dishwasher. I love droning sounds (i.e. fans, wind, etc.). Star Trek: The Next Generation also made me very relaxed, the Enterprise is always humming in the background. |
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I agree with you. Fantastic sounding piece of kit. |
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Ive barely used it really... since the bug I had for like... 6 months. but the upgrade came out, so Im reading the manual from cover to cover and it rocks |
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My only criticism would be that it's quite hard to program a patch from scratch with the intention of it sounding like something in particular (whereas in say, simsynth or subtractor I can think, okay, lets make a snare or, lets make some strings). I have skim read the manual, but I should sit down and read it from cover to cover. |
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hmm, i dont think so. If you know how to make a sound, its basically the same across platforms. same concept |
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Haha, yeah, the enterprise was very nap friendly. My favorite is analogue synths. Ms-20, Jupiters, etc.. |
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Juno!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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indeed. it seems to be very unique :) |
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I like Absynth a lot, definetly my favorite softsynth, but yeah, I never program sounds from scratch - There just aren't enough hours in the day for me to take on something like that. Juno gets a lot of use 'cos it's so instant - And the sound quality is fantastic. Over the years my Roland XV module has probably become my most useful studio tool - Definetly nothing special sound wise - But when you know it inside out you can get almost anything out of it in seconds... (Well, apart from the kind of stuff you'd use a monosynth for anyway). (I've had a damn bug for at least the last 6 months) |
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