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AuthorTopic: Atmosphere in use
coldmachine
Posted: 15th November 2002 07:34
Beyond expectations.Totaly fantastic.Clean,dirty,big small,analog,digital.This is the first VSTi that sound as FULL as my mean little orange XT.
clarida
Posted: 15th November 2002 07:53
Hi Coldmachine,

Congrats on being the first to Post!!!!!

Glad ya liked!!!, wait till you've had the weekend to play with it, and you'll love it even more!!!


Cheer's
Trojan Badger
Posted: 15th November 2002 08:50
Arghhhh....this thing sounds so good and I just can't, just can't buy another VSTi right now...

In the last 7 months I've bought Reaktor+loads of Dash's, Absynth, Battery+Studio Drums, Sampletank+SS, HALion, B4 and Cubase SX plus a new (big) soundcard, preamp and mic. I will be repossessed if I get any more...

...well, for a coupla days anyway...
Z
Posted: 15th November 2002 08:58
coldmachine wrote:
Beyond expectations.Totaly fantastic.Clean,dirty,big small,analog,digital.This is the first VSTi that sound as FULL as my mean little orange XT.



Oooh, what a Xmas gift. "To: Z" "From: Z, merry Xmas, buddy!" Very Happy
clarida
Posted: 15th November 2002 08:59
Ah..you know you want to!!! Wink

We've just sent out the Store demo copies today, so they should get them over the weekend!!!

If you tell me where you are, I can tell you the nearest store so you can go and have a play!!!....
You would'nt believe the amount of calls I've had today from people who've just been totaly 'Blown away' by it....

Lot's of gutted hardware users complaining that it's just made all their really expensive synths redundant Exclamation Shocked Surprised Very Happy Crying or Very sad

Cheer's....[/i]
Z
Posted: 15th November 2002 09:12
clarida wrote:

If you tell me where you are, I can tell you the nearest store so you can go and have a play!!!....


I can tell from beneath my signature that I am located in Oslo, Norway. Although I guess it's not going to hit these shores immediately?
Quote:

You would'nt believe the amount of calls I've had today from people who've just been totaly 'Blown away' by it....

Lot's of gutted hardware users complaining that it's just made all their really expensive synths redundant Exclamation Shocked Surprised Very Happy Crying or Very sad
Cheer's....


What is the secret behind Atmosphere? Is it a bit like a Wavestation that it lets you do wavesequencing? I am guessing it should be along those lines because there's 3 gigs of samples with it.
And dig this, I mainly bought Reaktor so I could use Dashs' davector4. I either have too much money to spend at times or I am plain stupid. Anyho, Atmosphere will be the next VST I purchase.
Is it VST only or are there a stand-alone version included?
clarida
Posted: 15th November 2002 09:22
Hi Z

Quote:
What is the secret behind Atmosphere?


Eric Persing!!! Laughing

Quote:
Is it VST only or are there a stand-alone version included?


Atmosphere is not a stand alone synth, like Stylus it ships with VST/MAS and RTAS in the box... AU updates will follow..

Cheers,
mikehbeck
Posted: 15th November 2002 09:32
Any copies sent to Houston, TX USA?
clarida
Posted: 15th November 2002 09:35
Hi Mike,

Ilio would take care of all the stores in the US, but if you have a Sam ASh or Guitar centre near you I'm sure you'll find one there soon... Very Happy

Cheer's
mikehbeck
Posted: 15th November 2002 09:43
Time to say howdydoody to the folks down at the ol 'gueetar sener'.
spectrum
Posted: 15th November 2002 11:07
Quote:
What is the secret behind Atmosphere?


Quote:
Eric Persing!!! Laughing


Too kind dear boy......

Quote:
Is it VST only or are there a stand-alone version included?


Quote:
Atmosphere is not a stand alone synth, like Stylus it ships with VST/MAS and RTAS in the box... AU updates will follow..


Use one of the many inexpersive VST hosts listed here at KvR, or use the new V-Stack software from Steinberg....there's no real need to make a dedicated stand-alone host with so many good options on the market.

Glad everyone is starting to finally get to enjoy our baby!

spectrum
Raven
Posted: 15th November 2002 14:39
Man this is HUGE Shocked I have been running through a few patches
and each one is giving me goose pimples and leaving me spellbound Smile I'm finding myself just holding down 1 key and forgeting what I'm doing...........

I looked @ the clock and it's an hour later than I thought it was Surprised

Orange Juicing , Stealth cockpit .... Spectrum Wink
arrakeen
Posted: 15th November 2002 14:54
Damn... I just spent a huge wad on Nuendo so I can get the free upgrade to V2.0...

Now, let me think, perhaps I got such a good deal I can perhaps afford this... and my girlfriend keeps asking me what I want for christmas.

Looks like I can twist my own arm, so easy. I'm always doing it, and I'm only a music hobbist!

Atmosphere will sell so well it's gonna have to ship on converted Aircraft Carriers. Shocked
spectrum
Posted: 15th November 2002 14:55
Great RAVEN!

I know you were one of the most anxious to get it, so I'm really glad it's living up to your expectations.

All the best,

spectrum
Raven
Posted: 15th November 2002 14:59
Quote:
I'm really glad it's living up to your expectations.



You bet Very Happy Wink and a big thank you to you and you team for
making it sooooooo good Razz
bluey
Posted: 15th November 2002 15:25
Bastards !
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Posted: 15th November 2002 16:11
spectrum wrote:
Great RAVEN!

I know you were one of the most anxious to get it, so I'm really glad it's living up to your expectations.

All the best,

spectrum



Ahemmmmmm!!!!!!!!!! Mad maybe tied with Moi!!! Laughing

I think I am so bad that I am going to cancel my order at Audimidi and order it through Ilio just so I can get it quicker!!!!

"Never trust a Junkie

blood keeps drinking away
certain of its destination
driving through new orleans at night
gotta find a destination

just one fix"

yes I think I shall
gentleharp
Posted: 15th November 2002 17:53
ner0z wrote:

I think I am so bad that I am going to cancel my order at Audimidi and order it through Ilio


ner0z, make sure you get a confirmation # from audiomidi.

I did the same with my order of Sonic Synth. Audiomidi had it backordered for weeks, so I cancelled my order with them and ordered it directly from esoundz.com. Esoundz shipped it out immediately -- in just a few days.

And two weeks later -- you know what's coming! -- I received my Sonic Synth from audiomidi. No big problem, they took it back with apologies. BUT I had to wait a couple of weeks before they refunded the money they took from my credit card!
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Posted: 15th November 2002 19:16
Well I canceled the order with Audio... I did get a Number from them..and the I went with Ilio..... Shocked Very Happy ..... not that I have a urgent need for it.... Laughing

now I need some more memory.... got 512 need another stick
endmusik
Posted: 15th November 2002 20:08
so who will post the first KVR demo song? c'mon guys - it's a race!

like I need any more reasons to want this thing.....
Raven
Posted: 16th November 2002 04:00
Quote:
so who will post the first KVR demo song? c'mon guys - it's a race!


Well it's not a race I'm in, sorry far to buisy @ the mo Smile

Meantime there a plenty of excelent demos here Arrow http://www.spectrasonics.net/instruments/atmosphere/demos.html
endmusik
Posted: 16th November 2002 07:56
Raven - I know the demos you speak of, and love them! Just wondering what crazy KVRians will come up with once it hits their mailboxes Very Happy
wasa
Posted: 16th November 2002 10:36
Mother Mary and Josef...it´s only been out a day or so...and yet I find this crowded thread...and everybody praising it...can´t wait to get my hands on it too...hmm...must wait for next paycheck first.. Very Happy
Mighty_Hero
Posted: 16th November 2002 10:55
I am waiting too for audio midi to send my copy to me Crying or Very sad
Nuisances Sonores
Posted: 16th November 2002 11:01
No need for paycheck Wasa , you're a neighbour of Santa !! Wink
Rabid
Posted: 16th November 2002 11:10
This is getting as much early hype as, ummm, Kontakt.

Robert
David Abraham
Posted: 17th November 2002 03:43
Rabid wrote:
This is getting as much early hype as, ummm, Kontakt.

Robert


Justifiably so. NI earned that with their groundbreaking work, Atmosphere breaks ground with the fantastic sounds, layering, great legato and other features. I think integrated Softsynths in general just got a huge boost in real world credibility.

I look forward to NAMM 2003 to see what other possibly rediculously cool synths are announced. It's nice to finally have products that surpass expectations.

-david abraham
synthetica
Posted: 18th November 2002 10:54
Ok the demos and you guys convinced me, I just ordered mine !!!
Just wish I could get stylus as well, maybe next month.
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Posted: 18th November 2002 11:31
Raven wrote:
Man this is HUGE Shocked I have been running through a few patches
and each one is giving me goose pimples and leaving me spellbound Smile I'm finding myself just holding down 1 key and forgeting what I'm doing...........

I looked @ the clock and it's an hour later than I thought it was Surprised

Orange Juicing , Stealth cockpit .... Spectrum Wink



SOOO Raven you still going through the Patch list? Shocked

I get mine on Tuesday.... hmm I think that I need to call in sick Laughing
djken
Posted: 18th November 2002 12:14
Hi, I'm a newbie. I use Sonar 2 XL and am thinking of getting Atmosphere but I will be using DirectXer to wrap the VST into a DXi for Sonar. Is anyone using it yet for Sonar or some other DXi proggie? I find that DirectXer works really well for all of my other plugins and instruments. Here is my layout,

Twin PIII 733 (dual cpu)
1 GIG PC800 Rambus
2 9 GiG 10000 RPM Scssi HD's
1 160 GiG Firewire HD
SB Live Audigy Sound Card
Oxygen 8 midi controller
Novation K-Station Synth
Yamaha RM1X Remix Sequencer
Quasimidi Rave-O-Lution 309
Sonar 2XL
NI Kontakt soft sampler
a zillion VST & DXi plugins
Behringer 16 channel mixer


Any feedback on Atmosphere as a Dxi would be great. Thank you.
Raven
Posted: 18th November 2002 12:31
Ner0z wrote

Quote:
SOOO Raven you still going through the Patch list?



Yup Razz just scratched the surface so far , plenty of uncharted
terratory to go Wink

The GUI is so user friendly for tweeking patches , which I have been
doing a bit of .
Some patches are not really to my personal taste but with just a
couple of small tweeks in the right place it is so easy to transform
it to something far better to my own liking, it is also very easy to tweek a patch
into something radically different .
Atmosphere really does have a massive sound sculpting potential.

The GUI is one of the best looking out there , I Love it Razz



Quote:
I get mine on Tuesday.... hmm I think that I need to call in sick


For a few days HiHi
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Posted: 18th November 2002 13:30
djken wrote:
Hi, I'm a newbie. I use Sonar 2 XL and am thinking of getting Atmosphere but I will be using DirectXer to wrap the VST into a DXi for Sonar. Is anyone using it yet for Sonar or some other DXi proggie? I find that DirectXer works really well for all of my other plugins and instruments. Here is my layout,

Twin PIII 733 (dual cpu)
1 GIG PC800 Rambus
2 9 GiG 10000 RPM Scssi HD's
1 160 GiG Firewire HD
SB Live Audigy Sound Card
Oxygen 8 midi controller
Novation K-Station Synth
Yamaha RM1X Remix Sequencer
Quasimidi Rave-O-Lution 309
Sonar 2XL
NI Kontakt soft sampler
a zillion VST & DXi plugins
Behringer 16 channel mixer


Any feedback on Atmosphere as a Dxi would be great. Thank you.



this was taken from the PDF file from it.....

Does Atmosphere work in Sonar?
Yes.You can currently use the following VST-DXi wrappers that have been tested
with Atmosphere in Sonar 2.1:DirectiXer,FXpansion VST-DX Adapter and the
Spin Audio STDX
djken
Posted: 18th November 2002 14:05
Yea, I read that too on the Spectrasonics website. I was just wondering if anybody was actually using it in Sonar now that it is out. Thank you.
Scot Solida
Posted: 18th November 2002 14:07
I don't know why it wouldn't work in Sonar. I don't have Atmosphere, but I do have Stylus, and that works just fine with both DirectiXer and VSTAdapter, so I assume it's the same for Atmosphere...
Mr. Slater's Parrot
Posted: 18th November 2002 14:34
I'm using it in Sonar XL 2.1 using DirectiXer 2.3.

Working fine so far. Smile

Jim
krraqk
Posted: 18th November 2002 15:23
Hi all
Im new to this forum.
Im interested in this new vsti its seems promising.
I would like to know how well it performs with the current cpus.
Can somebody comment how much cpu takes a voice with a pc?
Better with AMD or Intel?
It has some P4 or athlonXP optimizations?

I assume that acording to the arquitecture of this synth 1 voice has 2 oscillators and not matter what preset is used it uses the same amount of cpu per voice (i will suppose it will take more or less ram depending of the preset). Right?

Many thanks for any response.

Enrique C.
spectrum
Posted: 18th November 2002 15:37
Atmosphere and Absynth are faily close in CPU usage. More than something like Stylus, but on either AMD/Intel CPUs you will have no problems. 500mhz or higher is recommended.

When a layer is OFF, Atmosphere uses half the CPU power.

I'll let other users speak for their own experiences on CPU usage though.

spectrum
Mighty_Hero
Posted: 18th November 2002 18:30
hey eric, when you say CPU usage is moderate, on a 667, does this mean, 30%?.....ram is 384, which I am about to add 64 more........but a 667 should be ok right?...also i got fruityloops, so i should be "good to go" with stylus right?.........the demo of FL gave me no problems, so I was excited about this Smile

thanks again kindly sir, for the private emails and also for answering this about the CPU usage
krraqk
Posted: 18th November 2002 18:31
Thanks for the response but...

I think imaybe ts not the best possible comparison.

With Absynth the ratio voice/cpu changes dramatically depending of the patch selected and the complexity of the one selected (as its a semimodular synth and can be activated many differents elements).

If I have understanded correctely atmosphere uses an architecture much more simple (and im not talking its not effective) an I believed that a relationship voice/cpu would be determined in a much more precise way(using the two layers that has each voice and using the filter).

Quote:
...500mhz or higher is recommended.
When a layer is OFF, Atmosphere uses half the CPU power.


What you mean? 1 voice witha a layer off uses half the cpu power of a 500mhz pc?

Recently I have had the opportunity to be able to see how work Sample Tank and Im impressed that a sound consuming 32 voices only used 10% of an athlon 1800xp (and it was using some effects active).


But I am more inclined to buy Atmosphere, although I would like to know how it behaves as for the cpu consumption.

Any precise voice/cpu ratio indication will be very appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Enrique C.

[/quote]
David Abraham
Posted: 18th November 2002 19:29
djken wrote:
Hi, I'm a newbie. I use Sonar 2 XL and am thinking of getting Atmosphere but I will be using DirectXer to wrap the VST into a DXi for Sonar. Is anyone using it yet for Sonar or some other DXi proggie? I find that DirectXer works really well for all of my other plugins and instruments. Here is my layout,

Any feedback on Atmosphere as a Dxi would be great. Thank you.


Yes I'm using the Atmosphere/DirectiXer/SONAR combination...works great. It's nice that SONAR supports unlimited synth instances. I can almost guarantee that anyone who gets Atmosphere will love it.

-david abraham
spectrum
Posted: 18th November 2002 19:40
We'll try to post some more informative CPU voice tests on some different rigs in the next week or so...haven't got around to doing that though.

Like with all soft synths/samplers, it's more the polyphony than the instances that use the CPU power.

Just for a starting reference, all of the demos on our site were created with 400mhz-800mhz Mac G3s and G4s.

spectrum
synthetica
Posted: 18th November 2002 20:26
Just thought you might like to know that the link on the Spectrasoncs site to buy now takes you to a broken link on the ilio site http://www.ilio.com/spectrasonics/ brings u a file not found error

I still figured out how to buy it from ilio just thought you may want to fix it in case your losing sales Smile
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Posted: 18th November 2002 20:29
synthetica wrote:
Just thought you might like to know that the link on the Spectrasoncs site to buy now takes you to a broken link on the ilio site http://www.ilio.com/spectrasonics/ brings u a file not found error

I still figured out how to buy it from ilio just thought you may want to fix it in case your losing sales Smile



Ya I talked to Ilio about that today.... they said that spectrasonics was aware of it.... Rolling Eyes
spectrum
Posted: 18th November 2002 20:30
Thanks man....the new ILIO site went up last week without that link. They should have that fixed soon I would think.

Smile

spectrum
djken
Posted: 18th November 2002 21:12
Thanks Scot and James, that was what I wanted to hear. Time to go down to Guitar Center and see if they have it or if they will be getting any in. (crosses fingers).
Trojan Badger
Posted: 19th November 2002 01:04
djken wrote:
Thanks Scot and James, that was what I wanted to hear. Time to go down to Guitar Center and see if they have it or if they will be getting any in. (crosses fingers).


Can you let me know if they do? I'm coming over to the US at Christmas and I'll be popping in to GC while I'm there.
djken
Posted: 19th November 2002 07:52
[/Quote] Can you let me know if they do? I'm coming over to the US at Christmas and I'll be popping in to GC while I'm there.[/quote]

The GC in Seattle does not have them in stock but they are on order. I have mine on that list!!!! All paid for and ready for me to take home when it arrives. Time to tell the friends and family that they will not see me for the next 6 months.
summer
Posted: 19th November 2002 08:22
Spectrum, if it isn't a secret, can you tell us about the synths you used to create Atmosphere. Any virtual synths?
Tronam
Posted: 19th November 2002 08:42
This has already been mentioned previously by Spectrum, but this should point you in the right direction:

http://www.spectrasonics.net/instruments/atmos_gear.html

-Tronam
endmusik
Posted: 19th November 2002 10:25
holy hell! that is an insane list of gear - ok. one more day of posts like this and I am selling my roomates into sex-slavery. Anyone like late 20something year old guys with crappy jobs and bad posture?
synthetica
Posted: 19th November 2002 14:44
I received my Atmosphere and would love to tell you it sounds great but I have spent like six hours trying to get it installed. Any tips would be most appreciated. I get checksum errors in random spots during the install process on the data joiner section and the installation terminates. I know its not the CD's as I tried the install on my Laptop and on there everything went fine. I am running on Windows Xp SP1. I have tried multiple CD rom drives, Ran check disk, Defragged the drive, disabled virus software etc, but no dice. Any ideas what could be causing this, this is really frustrating.
spectrum
Posted: 19th November 2002 14:53
Sorry for the trouble you're having. Some systems (especially dual monitor rigs) have trouble with joining the CDs.

Your best bet is tech support...they can get you up and running quick. email info@spectrasonics.net

They'll be there for another couple of hours. Are you in the UK?
If don't hear from them today, then you can email support@timespace.com and they can help on UK time too.

Best,

spectrum
synthetica
Posted: 19th November 2002 15:05
Thanks Spectrum I am in the US, I have sent them an email as well. I had an idea to try to do the install in Windows XP Safe mode and will tell you if I'm successful. Also interesting what you say about dual monitor mode, as I have an ATI Card the also has TV out which acts like a Dual monitor display , I would have never thought this would have anything to do with it. I will await the reply and let you know when i am successful
synthetica
Posted: 19th November 2002 16:08
Well I have now finally had sucess with the install. Windows XP safe did the trick. It's now time to play Smile
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Posted: 19th November 2002 16:16
I got mine also today... also had problems with the Joiner... but was finally able to do it... I went thru the whole patch list.... I think that its a lot of Hype Laughing Wink
synthetica
Posted: 19th November 2002 16:37
First impressions all I can say is WOW !!!! amazing stuff here. Well its going to be a while before I get thru all these patches.
facingdoubt
Posted: 19th November 2002 17:57
man I want Atmosphere and Stylus. I need money. Anybody need a kidney or a toe?
Mighty_Hero
Posted: 19th November 2002 17:57
ok, I should get mine per audio midi, if ILIO will hurry up and give them there orders, next week sometime..............ner0z.......what is the exact joiner problem your having?...........does it go through 4 cds, then stop joining?.........what exactly is going on, and how did you fix it?
thanks
spectrum
Posted: 19th November 2002 18:15
Hey...two OK posts in a row, what a trip!

Mighty, if you didn't have problems with the install on Stylus, you shouldn't on Atmosphere either.

Glad you got up and running synthetica and nerOz.

Have fun!

spectrum
Mighty_Hero
Posted: 19th November 2002 18:19
GREAT news...........yeah and ironically, thats one of my co workers who was at his desk and we posted at the same time!!!.....plus he's my friend, so it was indeed weird...lol
tell ILIO to HURRY...lol
thanks again
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Posted: 19th November 2002 18:46
Mighty_Hero wrote:
ok, I should get mine per audio midi, if ILIO will hurry up and give them there orders, next week sometime..............ner0z.......what is the exact joiner problem your having?...........does it go through 4 cds, then stop joining?.........what exactly is going on, and how did you fix it?
thanks



hmmm yes that is what it did.... I got an error that the wrong volume was in the Drive... but the strange thing is that after the 3rd time I just let it keep going and it did join all the cd's even with that error... so far so good

and btw I never had a issue with Stylus
synthetica
Posted: 19th November 2002 18:57
Ok First question, In the modulation section there is a modulation called CC which I'm assuming as the manual says this is the modulation for the assignable CC. I have a foot pedal which i run on CC# 4. how do I go about assigning this CC to that modulation option as there seems to be no where to do it.
synthetica
Posted: 19th November 2002 19:10
Never Mind, I guess all these Incredible sounds has made me blind Smile looks like its on the bottom right corner ... duh...
ahriakin
Posted: 20th November 2002 18:09
Arrived today, fell asleep during the 40 min install, jaw hit the floor after barely scraping the surface this afternoon. Started whole new tune within listening to about 30 patches.
Can't talk, must go back and play.

(that translates as BUY IT NOW, this thing is absolutely incredible Shocked Very Happy ).
spectrum
Posted: 20th November 2002 18:19
Very Happy Smile Very Happy Embarassed Razz Very Happy

(Sorry about your jaw injury!)

spectrum
RegPhoenix
Posted: 20th November 2002 18:57
Damn - I was gonna marry atmosphere - but it seems that everyone else is having sex with it before me.

Embarassed

Reg
[/u]
synthetica
Posted: 20th November 2002 20:08
Ok now that I've spent a little time (and I stress little since I just got it yesterday) with Atmosphere I have a couple of suggestions for the next update only minor though. Still cant get over the sounds here don't change a thing there.

1. Midi learn feature on the the knobs so you can assign any controller to a paramater

2. Copy/paste setting for parameters between A and B

3. LFO Sync and additional LFO waveforms (of course, I see this is already expected)

4. Bigger knobs , sliders are fine (they seem a little small on high res monitor)

5. Double click on a knob to allow you to type parameter text manually from keyboard

Thats it for now, anyone have any idea what the average time length is to get thru ALL the patches ???
clarida
Posted: 21st November 2002 01:50
HI Synthetica,

If you played with each patch for 5 mins, and take an hour off for lunch....

It will take you 12 days to go through all the patches Exclamation Shocked Surprised Very Happy Wink

Oh Yeah...and that worked out on an average 8 hour working day!!


Cheer's Wink
Raven
Posted: 21st November 2002 05:17
Quote:
2. Copy/paste setting for parameters between A and B



I would like to be able to copy and paste a layer from one preset
to another Wink
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 05:42
I like it as well, I tested in my city and I am thinking to buy that atmosphere too.

BUT:

it is just another sampleplayer, don´t forget that folks !!


Nice preset programming by Mr. Pirsing (or who the guy is called), really nice !! Smile
Number Six
Posted: 21st November 2002 05:44
Quote:
If you played with each patch for 5 mins, and take an hour off for lunch....


How long would it take if you didn't have a lunch break? I reckon it could be done in 11 days, would be a pretty cool job if all you had to do is check out the sounds on Atmosphere!

Cheers Wink

6.
Raven
Posted: 21st November 2002 06:15
Quote:
it is just another sampleplayer, don´t forget that folks !!




No it is not Mad Rolling Eyes it is a synth that uses large samples as oscillators

a kind of wave table if you like Wink

PPG wave is a "synth" that uses tiny samples
ppgwave
Posted: 21st November 2002 06:36
Raven wrote:

PPG wave is a "synth" that uses tiny samples


I am? Razz

(My Atmosphere should be here in 2 weeks - which I'm prepared to wait for, since I also want the OSX AU functionality. DEATH TO OS9!)

PPG
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 06:36
Raven wrote:
Quote:
it is just another sampleplayer, don´t forget that folks !!




No it is not Mad Rolling Eyes it is a synth that uses large samples as oscillators

a kind of wave table if you like


aha aha and what is a WAVE table synth and large samples as.... ??? Rolling Eyes You are not quite familiar with synths, aren´t you ?

Anyway, the SAMPLES ARE GREAT !! And you can layer them and create new sounds. But it is not that you have a great SYNTHESE like MOSS or so. So what happens when you put all your samples from div. sampling CD´s in a software sampler like Halion ? Yes, right: you have an atmosphere synth Razz


So ?

bryllyant
progfusion74
Posted: 21st November 2002 06:43
bryllyant wrote:


it is just another sampleplayer, don´t forget that folks !!


Nice preset programming by Mr. Pirsing (or who the guy is called), really nice !! Smile



Sample playback synthesizer would probaly be more appropriate, but I wonder what's wrong with that Smile
Raven
Posted: 21st November 2002 07:19
So if it is "just " a sample player ......... what happend to the "stock piano" ?

what no flutes where's them drum kits gone Rolling Eyes

I thought the Roland D50 was a "synth" doesn't that have Eric persings
samples in it along with other Roland synths ?

Who cares what Atmospheres technical description is , it bloody great
and does what it claims to do Wink

But when it is put as
Quote:
it is just another sampleplayer, don´t forget that folks !!




I find that phrase denigrating it somewhat Crying or Very sad
. . . - - - . . .
Posted: 21st November 2002 07:46
Raven wrote:


Who cares what Atmospheres technical description is , it bloody great
and does what it claims to do Wink




AMEN can we just leave it at that!!!!!!! I dont care if it is a Widget it does what I want it to do Very Happy Shocked
spectrum
Posted: 21st November 2002 09:45
progfusion74 wrote:
bryllyant wrote:


it is just another sampleplayer, don´t forget that folks !!


Nice preset programming by Mr. Persing (or who the guy is called), really nice !! Smile



Sample playback synthesizer would probaly be more appropriate, but I wonder what's wrong with that Smile


That's exactly right and the point I've tried to make before. Sample-based synths can be extremely cool....even though it's not the latest techmology. They've just gotten a bad rap over the years because of the limited hardware versions that have been out there. The most important thing in any sample based synth is how good the core wavetable is. With an instrument like Atmosphere, that has such a large, high-quality one...the result of what it can do musically is quite different than previous sample-based synths. Also, it's worth noting that there are more sample-based synths used live and in all recordings than any other technology combined....there's a reason for that...sampling is incredibly versatile in terms of having access to different sonic characters.

Also, I beg to differ that you could recreate Atmosphere in Halion...that's simply not true. It has very weak filters and no Legato mode like Atmosphere has...and the layer architecture is set up totally different, so it would be extremely cumbersome to do some things that are really easy to do in Atmosphere. The sound quality is quite a bit different too....the custom UVI engine we use was specifically tweaked to be "fattened" in Atmosphere...HALion is fine, but it has a uniform, and "generic" sound character...not one that was "tweaked" to a particular sound set.

So in theory yes....Atmosphere is a sample player, but it's the details that make all the difference, and why it's not possible to recreate Atmosphere in ANY current sampler. It's the customization that makes it what it is.

Best,

spectrum Wink
endmusik
Posted: 21st November 2002 10:22
spectrum wrote:

So in theory yes....Atmosphere is a sample player, but it's the details that make all the difference, and why it's not possible to recreate Atmosphere in ANY current sampler. It's the customization that makes it what it is.

Best,

spectrum Wink


And as we all know, god is in the details! And so in order to get closeer to god, you must buy atmosphere!

Thank you , Eric, for making me realize that I need to clear space on the old credit card now! now back to work, I have bills to pay before I can play Crying or Very sad
progfusion74
Posted: 21st November 2002 10:34
I am writing a review for Sonic Synth for an upcoming website and what holds true there holds true here. Setting up Atmosphere for Halion and/orKontakt might be possible in principle, but it is cumbersome in practice. Also, there is nothing like a set of high quality samples optimized for a particular sample player, which is a big reason why even with small sample sizes, ROM-based hardware synths sound as good as they do. Sure as CPU's get better we will get more programmability and internal DSP in the players, but what's there is already very good. I personally think that Spectrasonic's embracing of this medium is going to have bigger ramifications than even Spectrum might realize. The new Halion String Library seems to be a step in this direction as well.

prog
. . . - - - . . .
Posted: 21st November 2002 10:43
progfusion74 wrote:
I personally think that Spectrasonic's embracing of this medium is going to have bigger ramifications than even Spectrum might realize.



Yes like now his Kids want the expensive toys!!!! Laughing Laughing Very Happy
splattabreakz
Posted: 21st November 2002 11:20
spectrum, kudos and a thousand thankyou's this has surpassed my expectations. the library of sounds is just spectacular, i personally think it souns very much like a virus. its supremely chunky and obnoxiously fatt. big up youself.
bluey
Posted: 21st November 2002 11:32
Though cumbersome, if you need it, you could always pump atmosphere output wave files via your sequencer into halion or Kontact ! I don't know what format the atmosphere files are in and whether you can do it direct ?
spectrum
Posted: 21st November 2002 11:41
Awesome splatta!

Great to have you onboard!

spectrum
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 12:24
spectrum wrote:


So in theory yes....Atmosphere is a sample player, but it's the details that make all the difference, and why it's not possible to recreate Atmosphere in ANY current sampler. It's the customization that makes it what it is.

Best,

spectrum Wink


AMEN !

I am really interested in that Eric Pirsing (or what his name is).
Is he a famous man in great britain ? I don´t know him (and normally I know people creating bryllyant sounds)

What kind of music does he ? What made him "famous" ?
A sampling CD ?

Thanks for infomation Mr. spectrum Cool

bryllyant
donkey tugger
Posted: 21st November 2002 12:25
bryllyant wrote:
spectrum wrote:


So in theory yes....Atmosphere is a sample player, but it's the details that make all the difference, and why it's not possible to recreate Atmosphere in ANY current sampler. It's the customization that makes it what it is.

Best,

spectrum Wink


AMEN !

I am really interested in that Eric Pirsing (or what his name is).
Is he a famous man in great britain ? I don´t know him (and normally I know people creating bryllyant sounds)

What kind of music does he ? What made him "famous" ?
A sampling CD ?

Thanks for infomation Mr. spectrum Cool

bryllyant


I think he used to work for some shitty, little known Japanese electronics company. Laughing
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 12:28
Laughing Laughing Laughing
djken
Posted: 21st November 2002 12:30
Quote:
AMEN !

I am really interested in that Eric Pirsing (or what his name is).
Is he a famous man in great britain ? I don´t know him (and normally I know people creating bryllyant sounds)


Eric Persing = Roland synth sounds since 1984. If you have heard or played a Roland synth, you have heard his mastery of synth sound creation. Here is a fairly good bio on him

http://www.spectrasonics.net/artists/epersing.html

Hope that helps you gain insight as to the mastery of Mr. Persing.
afx23
Posted: 21st November 2002 12:31
donkey tugger wrote:


I think he used to work for some shitty, little known Japanese electronics company. Laughing


the one of overpriced , cheap build quality,mass produced "groove" approved crap fame?
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 12:35
[quote="djken"]
Quote:
AMEN !
Eric Persing = Roland synth sounds since 1984. If you have heard or played a Roland synth, you have heard his mastery of synth sound creation. Here is a fairly good bio on him

http://www.spectrasonics.net/artists/epersing.html

Hope that helps you gain insight as to the mastery of Mr. Persing.


ah, thanx, well I always used to throw the easy made factory presets of Roland in the thrash can, so I can´t remember.....I have to check his bio...

Thanx.

bryllyant
djken
Posted: 21st November 2002 12:38
afx23 wrote:
donkey tugger wrote:


I think he used to work for some shitty, little known Japanese electronics company. Laughing


the one of overpriced , cheap build quality,mass produced "groove" approved crap fame?


I sorta like my 1988 JX-10. It's actually built well, was only made for a little over 2 years and isn't a "groove" machine at all. Just a nice sounding synth.
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 12:40
FUCKING HELL !!


ERIC IS THE GUY WHO PRODUCED "METAMORPHOSIS" !!!!

I JUST FOUND OUT !!!

HE IS A GOD !!!!!

IT CAN´T BE TRUE THAT HE MADE THE PRESETS OF ROLAND !!!!


HE IS A SOUND GOD !!!!
spectrum
Posted: 21st November 2002 12:57
Let's just say that spectrum and Mr. Persing have a similar relationship as Mr. Kent and Superman do.... Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

spectrum
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 13:00
why did he made the presets of Roland ?????
I can´t believe, they were always ugly.

Maybe he is better with drums ?

Because:

"metamorphosis" is a sampling CD from spectrasonics with cooooool drum loops and excellent drum percussion to cut away. Yeah

Btw: JX 10 had always ugly presets ! I would be stupid not to edit them.....what a discussion Rolling Eyes
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 13:01
spectrum wrote:
Let's just say that spectrum and Mr. Persing have a similar relationship as Mr. Kent and Superman do.... Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

spectrum


Crying or Very sad oh no, is it really you ??

damn, I shouldnt have taken all drum loops from metamorphosis.....

.....but I couldn´t stop.... Very Happy
spectrum
Posted: 21st November 2002 13:22
Yep....

I did the JX-10 sounds about 15 years ago....so that was a bit of a different time stylistically and I think I've gotten a little better in the mean time...hopefully Very Happy Razz Smile Very Happy

Glad you like Metamorphosis, that's something much more recent that I did...and is of course a totally different animal.

I'm always trying new aproaches and gathering new ideas, tools and methods. I think Atmosphere represents that pretty well. The Spectrasonics projects we've done like Distorted Reality, Metamorphosis, Stylus and Atmosphere definitely have more of my personality and taste than the Roland instruments that I've done...which by nature have to appeal to a much wider group of users in pretty much every musical genre.

Funny thread!

spectrum Laughing
ObiNeg
Posted: 21st November 2002 13:22
So, is AtmosShpere any good ?
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 13:31
spectrum wrote:
Yep......The Spectrasonics projects we've done like Distorted Reality, Metamorphosis, Stylus and Atmosphere definitely have more of my personality and taste than the Roland instruments that I've done...which by nature have to appeal to a much wider group of users in pretty much every musical genre.
spectrum Laughing


ok, most of the KVRists won´t believe that it is really Eric who is answering here, so therefore here is the test ultimative test for you Mr. Pirsing:

Which is most powerfull tool to make drums - from KORG ????
Cmon you can make it !!!

greetings
Ingo

P.S. if you pass that test I will send you my CD Smile
djken
Posted: 21st November 2002 13:32
Quote:
Btw: JX 10 had always ugly presets ! I would be stupid not to edit them.....what a discussion Rolling Eyes


Well, I never said I didn't tweak the pre-sets, but I did like how warm some of them sounded. Isn't the word "always" sort of a blanket statement? but anyway, all I know is that the Spectrasonic sample cd's kick ass over everything else I've ever heard and I have my Atmosphere on order!
djken
Posted: 21st November 2002 13:34
bryllyant wrote:
spectrum wrote:
Yep......The Spectrasonics projects we've done like Distorted Reality, Metamorphosis, Stylus and Atmosphere definitely have more of my personality and taste than the Roland instruments that I've done...which by nature have to appeal to a much wider group of users in pretty much every musical genre.
spectrum Laughing


ok, most of the KVRists won´t believe that it is really Eric who is answering here, so therefore here is the test ultimative test for you Mr. Pirsing:

Which is most powerfull tool to make drums - from KORG ????
Cmon you can make it !!!

greetings
Ingo

P.S. if you pass that test I will send you my CD Smile


Good God!! At least spell his name wright!!! Rolling Eyes
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 13:36
djken wrote:


Good God!! At least spell his name wright!!! Rolling Eyes


Sad damn me, sorry.
djken
Posted: 21st November 2002 13:51
bryllyant wrote:
djken wrote:


Good God!! At least spell his name wright!!! Rolling Eyes


Sad damn me, sorry.


It's otay, I kan't spell werth a crud myself. Razz
spectrum
Posted: 21st November 2002 13:57
bryllyant wrote:
spectrum wrote:
Yep......The Spectrasonics projects we've done like Distorted Reality, Metamorphosis, Stylus and Atmosphere definitely have more of my personality and taste than the Roland instruments that I've done...which by nature have to appeal to a much wider group of users in pretty much every musical genre.
spectrum Laughing


ok, most of the KVRists won´t believe that it is really Eric who is answering here, so therefore here is the test ultimative test for you Mr. Pirsing:

Which is most powerfull tool to make drums - from KORG ????
Cmon you can make it !!!

greetings
Ingo

P.S. if you pass that test I will send you my CD Smile


I believe you mean the Wavedrum??

Never had to prove my identity here before...interesting! Laughing

Any more tests for me?

spectrum Very Happy

PS. you can just check my other posts if you need further proof...
Raven
Posted: 21st November 2002 13:59
Quote:
ok, most of the KVRists won´t believe that it is really Eric who is answering here


Who's to say ! but the KvRer's know it's for real........... Smile

Anyway can we quit this crap and get this thread back on topic please Rolling Eyes
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 14:04
spectrum wrote:


I believe you mean the Wavedrum??

Never had to prove my identity here before...interesting! Laughing

Any more tests for me?

spectrum Very Happy


Confused no, that´s enough. Surprised

HE is here... Crying or Very sad



bryllyant
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 14:08
Raven wrote:
Quote:
ok, most of the KVRists won´t believe that it is really Eric who is answering here


Who's to say ! but the KvRer's know it's for real........... Smile

Anyway can we quit this crap and get this thread back on topic please Rolling Eyes


hahaha shall I tell you that I am Vince Clarke ! Don´t be so naive ???

bryllyant


P.S. I hate kiddies Very Happy
afx23
Posted: 21st November 2002 14:20
no dude don't get me wrong i ve a collection of old roland gear that would make a lot of tranceheads jealous , i just think they suck now with all the rompler/groove crap they 've been putting out! i mean how can the company who invented the ultimate (semi)analog drum box (909) release something like the dr-groove piece of shit ? roland stopped being relevant when they started getting M1 envy! the ground is now being broken by companies like waldorf and the whole Vsti scene.

djken wrote:
afx23 wrote:
donkey tugger wrote:


I think he used to work for some shitty, little known Japanese electronics company. Laughing


the one of overpriced , cheap build quality,mass produced "groove" approved crap fame?


I sorta like my 1988 JX-10. It's actually built well, was only made for a little over 2 years and isn't a "groove" machine at all. Just a nice sounding synth.
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 14:27
uhhh afx23 Rolling Eyes you little 13 years old cracking wankman, nobody invited you to this little party !!

Go away !!! Confused Go back to your Yamaha CS-1X and play around with the presets.

Damn.....
Raven
Posted: 21st November 2002 14:27
Quote:
hahaha shall I tell you that I am Vince Clarke ! Don´t be so naive ???



Shall I tell you Ben@KVR (the creator of this web site) is in the credits of the Atmosphere manual Very Happy nice one Ben Wink

Now fuck off bryllyant and "troll" somewhere else Mad
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 14:29
Raven wrote:
Quote:
hahaha shall I tell you that I am Vince Clarke ! Don´t be so naive ???



Shall I tell you Ben@KVR (the creator of this web site) is in the credits of the Atmosphere manual Very Happy nice one Ben Wink

Now fuck off bryllyant and "troll" somewhere else Mad


FUCK YOURSELF RAVEN - YOU EVEN DON´T KNOW WHAT ERIC DID ?
FUCK YOU !! YOU ARE A LITTLE WANKMAN.
DON´T PUR BEN IN HERE BECAUSE HE IS A GOOD GUY EXCEPT OF YOU KIDDIE !!!!
afx23
Posted: 21st November 2002 14:30
i wish i was still 13 , the doctor wouldn't insist so much about sticking his finger up my ass....

bryllyant wrote:
uhhh afx23 Rolling Eyes you little 13 years old cracking wankman, nobody invited you to this little party !!

Go away !!! Confused Go back to your Yamaha CS-1X and play around with the presets.

Damn.....
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 14:32
yes, it should still feel good in your ass. And now get lost !



Damn, why are so many kiddies in this forum ? Rolling Eyes

bryllyant
Rabid
Posted: 21st November 2002 14:34
afx23 wrote:
no dude don't get me wrong i ve a collection of old roland gear that would make a lot of tranceheads jealous , i just think they suck now with all the rompler/groove crap they 've been putting out! i mean how can the company who invented the ultimate (semi)analog drum box (909) release something like the dr-groove piece of shit ? roland stopped being relevant when they started getting M1 envy! the ground is now being broken by companies like waldorf and the whole Vsti scene.


ROFL. Well, I'm not about to give up my XV5080, or my Fantom, or my Handsonic, or my expansion ROMS's. Especially my JV-06 Dance ROM. Very Happy It is one of my favorites and has some great programming. Has anyone tried the MC-909 yet? I plan to use my tax return for a TD8 and a Vpad 120 but this looks interresting.

Robert
bajongo
Posted: 21st November 2002 15:08
edited, lieber nich. Bringt nix...
afx23
Posted: 21st November 2002 16:27
gogogadget instruments !

Rabid wrote:


ROFL. Well, I'm not about to give up my XV5080, or my Fantom, or my Handsonic, or my expansion ROMS's. Especially my JV-06 Dance ROM. Very Happy It is one of my favorites and has some great programming. Has anyone tried the MC-909 yet? I plan to use my tax return for a TD8 and a Vpad 120 but this looks interresting.

Robert
funky lime
Posted: 21st November 2002 16:46
edit: i'm stupid.
ianscott111
Posted: 21st November 2002 17:01
I think people need to calm down...

Getting back to the subject of the thread, spectrum has put together a product that a lot of people (including me Very Happy ) want to get. More importantly, judging from the demos, it sounds as if it is a very inspiring instrument - thanks!
bajongo
Posted: 21st November 2002 17:15
funkylime wrote:
edit: i'm stupid.


Hey funky,

I did the same. Wink

Atmosphere sounds GREAT!!! Very Happy
Ben [KVR]
Posted: 21st November 2002 17:32
Raven wrote:
Shall I tell you Ben@KVR (the creator of this web site) is in the credits of the Atmosphere manual Very Happy nice one Ben Wink


Actually, I created Atmosphere, really, it's all my own work, I just let Eric take the credit, I mean he just can't get a job these days, what with the recession an all, it makes him feel good and I get to feel all warm and gooey inside Razz
spectrum
Posted: 21st November 2002 17:35
Ben....I thought our agreement was that I was going to get ALL the credit! Crying or Very sad

I mean, now you've spoiled it! You just couldn't keep it quiet could you?

I want that hush money back, you ungrateful man!

....warm and gooey indeed!

spectrum Evil or Very Mad
e-modic
Posted: 21st November 2002 23:55
aah Eric:

are you planning another masterpiece like "metamorphosis" ?
When ?



bye
bryllyant
Ben [KVR]
Posted: 22nd November 2002 01:10
spectrum wrote:
Ben....I thought our agreement was that I was going to get ALL the credit! Crying or Very sad

I mean, now you've spoiled it! You just couldn't keep it quiet could you?

I want that hush money back, you ungrateful man!

....warm and gooey indeed!

spectrum Evil or Very Mad



Ooops, I've spent it all Embarassed
whyterabbyt
Posted: 22nd November 2002 01:33
Bryllyant ; if you would care to actually check this forum out more, you'd know that most people here do know who spectrum is. You'd also realise that you're the one being the 'kiddie' here.
We already knew, you didnt. Okay?

Any moment now you'll tell us you didnt realise afx23 was the real Milli Vanilli.
e-modic
Posted: 22nd November 2002 02:18
whyterabbyt wrote:
Bryllyant ; if you would care to actually check this forum out more, you'd know that most people here do know who spectrum is. You'd also realise that you're the one being the 'kiddie' here.
We already knew, you didnt. Okay?

Any moment now you'll tell us you didnt realise afx23 was the real Milli Vanilli.


Don´t nerve me little wankman !

Am I in this forum every day for 1 year now ? NO !
So, HOW should I know that spectrum is Eric ?

Some people at KVR are really right: you are like a little schoolgirl.

Rolling Eyes
clarida
Posted: 22nd November 2002 02:27
It's really cool so many people are getting into the Idea of Atmosphere...

So many people who have already bought it, and loving it too!!! those of you who are still waiting for their's you know your not gonna be disapointed!!! Very Happy

What really amazes me is after watching this thread from the very beginning when 'Coldmachine' first posted 7 Days ago is that....

NO ONE HAS POSTED A REVIEW!?? Shocked Surprised Question

I'd have put money on it that fellow KVR-ians would be rushin to get theirs in first Exclamation Rolling Eyes

And yet there's not a single one!!!

I'd have put one up myself, as I've been playing with it for month's... Very Happy ..but then someone would no doubt have bitched that I was biased Rolling Eyes

So come on sort it out guy's and gals..where da review's!!!!

Cheer's
whyterabbyt
Posted: 22nd November 2002 02:43
Don´t nerve me little wankman !

Big words for such a little prick

Am I in this forum every day for 1 year now ? NO !
So, HOW should I know that spectrum is Eric ?


Learn to read, and stop behaving like a fuckwit towards people who already knew, ie Raven et.c.

Some people at KVR are really right: you are like a little schoolgirl.

Funny, you're the one behaving like you're still in kindergarden. Now grow the fuck up, will you.
suthnear
Posted: 22nd November 2002 02:47
Area man: "Look up in the sky - it's a bird, it's a plane, it's an ASIO stream. No, it's Spectruman".
Jimmy: "Gee Miss Lane, it sure is a pity that Mr Persing is never around to see Spectruman"
Lois: "Hmmmmm...???"

I am weak. I am flesh. I swore that Stylus would be my last big ticket plug. 'You don't need to spend so much cash', I figured. 'You're a pretty capable programmer of sounds', I said. 'Just do it yourself with the stuff you have'. A warm smile of contentment. A small self-administered pat on the back.

Then I foolishly come here like the addict I am and hear other addicts frothing at the mouth at _yet another_ topnotch spectrasonics product. Sheesh, talk about a lack of self-knowledge...

Still I can confidently predict that there is no chance in hell that I will be buying Trilogy.

ps thanks again for Stylus.
clarida
Posted: 22nd November 2002 03:06
Quote:
Still I can confidently predict that there is no chance in hell that I will be buying Trilogy.


Oh man your gonna regret saying that in January when you just know your gonna be pulling the old credit card out yet again to make that purchase you previously thought you did'nt need Laughing

You know you want to!!!...you'll be on the phone to Sample division...I cn see it now...LOL Wink
e-modic
Posted: 22nd November 2002 03:40
Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad atmosphere is sold out !! Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad

best service sold 100 !!! in one week and I have to wait 3 weeks for my atmosphere....

So therefore I will check out the other sampling CD´s from Eric today.

Hey folks: Listen to metamorphosis if you like atmosphere in the drums.

bryllyant
spirit
Posted: 22nd November 2002 03:43
Do you think Atmosphere will hit Absynth sales ? Seems there is a lot of overlap there.
whyterabbyt
Posted: 22nd November 2002 03:48
Incapable of coming up with anything original for your sig file then Bryllyant? You seem very good at copying people. Maybe that's why you got dumped from your old band.
e-modic
Posted: 22nd November 2002 04:16
whyterabbyt wrote:
Maybe that's why you got dumped from your old band.


Which old band ? What are you talking about ? Question


b.
Bonteburg
Posted: 22nd November 2002 04:38
whytey rabbyt...much as like you (or your internet persona to be exact Smile ).

Stop replying to bryllie's post. You're the sharpest wit round here by a long stretch (I mean it). You should be able to see that this is exactly what he-who-must-not-be-named wants to achieve with his manic-depressive style of posting. The pattern is so threadbare: He keeps trying to play good cop/bad cop with us. Have a look at any old thread he showed up in.

As a metter of fact you seem to enjoy it too though, and it's become a very good entertainment HiHi .....So maybe we should add a clause to KvR: Only whyterabbyt is entitled to reply to bryllyant's posts?

I've finally been to your site now: Cool piece!

Cheerio, Marco Smile
e-modic
Posted: 22nd November 2002 04:42
Bonteburg wrote:
whytey rabbyt...much as like you (or your internet persona to be exact Smile ).
As a metter of fact you seem to enjoy it too though, and it's become a very good entertainment HiHi .....So maybe we should add a clause to KvR: Only whyterabbyt is entitled to reply to bryllyant's posts?

Cheerio, Marco Smile


sehr witzig.....
bajongo
Posted: 22nd November 2002 04:54
Super, Ingo...

Du kennst doch sicher diese geile Benzinwerbung? Very Happy
e-modic
Posted: 22nd November 2002 05:03
bajongo wrote:
Super, Ingo...

Du kennst doch sicher diese geile Benzinwerbung? Very Happy


Rolling Eyes Hey "Wassup" Bajongo ? Dein Humor ist genauso altbacken wie Deine Musik Laughing Laughing Laughing

Servus,
bryllyant
bajongo
Posted: 22nd November 2002 05:24
Du bist langweilig Brüllie.

Wenn Du so toll bist, wie Du hier vorgibst, dann gib mal nen Link zu Deiner Musik, das würde mich schon interessieren. Ansonsten bist Du von mir ab jetzt ignoriert. Cool
Bis auf Deine durchschnittliche "SuperSound" Bank für den Junox (die ich nicht benutze, weil sie mir nicht gefällt), hast Du bisher hier nur gebryllt. Ziemlich unbrilliant.

Scheinbar hast Du aber nicht mehr drauf, als Leute hier persönlich anzugreifen und nen grosse Welle zu schieben. Rolling Eyes
e-modic
Posted: 22nd November 2002 05:37
Hey "wassup" hätste mal n bischen öfters hier im Forum geschaut, hätste gesehen, dass ich 2 songs zum download freigegeben hatte !!!

Übrigens mit einwandfreien Kritiken !

Wenn ich am Wochenende Lust habe, lade ich nochmal was hoch:
www.nordcircular.com

Und jetzt zisch ab und nerv mich nicht mit deinen Witzen Rolling Eyes

I.
bajongo
Posted: 22nd November 2002 05:46
Die Links zu Deinen 2 Songs sind tot. Super. Wink

Ich werde in Zukunft nicht mehr meine Zeit mit Dir verschwenden, es sei denn Du änderst Deinen schlechten Style. Kann ich mir aber nicht vorstellen. Shocked
e-modic
Posted: 22nd November 2002 05:53
[quote="bajongo"]Die Links zu Deinen 2 Songs sind tot. Super. Wink
[quote]

wie ich schon sagte "...lade ich was hoch". Den link muss ich erst herstellen. Und wenn Du das Forum beobachten würdest, hättest Du auch meinen Thread mit den ganzen Kritiken gesehen.

Rolling Eyes

ts ts ts Cool
whyterabbyt
Posted: 22nd November 2002 06:05
Bonteburg quoth whytey rabbyt...much as like you (or your internet persona to be exact

No its really me. Im just prettier one the net... Shocked

Stop replying to bryllie's post.

Awwww. Nae fun.

You're the sharpest wit round here by a long stretch (I mean it).

Some people around here are just so sweet. [sniff] Smile

You should be able to see that this is exactly what he-who-must-not-be-named wants to achieve with his manic-depressive style of posting. The pattern is so threadbare: He keeps trying to play good cop/bad cop with us. Have a look at any old thread he showed up in.

Yeah, I know. But someties, shooting fish in a barrell has a charm all of its own. Okay, its a messy, bloody, chunky, scaly kind of fun, but hell, I'm not proud...
Although personally I think he's coming across as idiot cop/idiot cop.

As a metter of fact you seem to enjoy it too though, and it's become a very good entertainment ....So maybe we should add a clause to KvR: Only whyterabbyt is entitled to reply to bryllyant's posts?

Hehehe. That'd be the Inanity Clause then?

I've finally been to your site now: Cool piece!

Merci. Sometime I may get further on with it. Its on the ever-increasing-list, know what I mean...

Cheerio, Marco

Cheers, mate.
afx23
Posted: 22nd November 2002 06:12
whyterabbyt wrote:

Although personally I think he's coming across as idiot cop/idiot cop.


i don't care much for cops but that's harsh ! i mean they have to work and stuff and i m sure some of them are good guys who made a poor career choice.
whyterabbyt
Posted: 22nd November 2002 06:22
Yeah, you're right. No offence intended to idiots, idiot cops, village idiots, idiot boy-children, idiot savants or any other kind of idiot who might be offended by a comparison to BryllRunt.
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Posted: 22nd November 2002 07:00
suthnear wrote:
Still I can confidently predict that there is no chance in hell that I will be buying Trilogy.




Hah this has become my daily affirmation since I have already Bought the Stylus and Sphere.... Laughing Surprised Surprised
spectrum
Posted: 22nd November 2002 10:23
bryllyant wrote:
Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad atmosphere is sold out !! Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad

best service sold 100 !!! in one week and I have to wait 3 weeks for my atmosphere....


There's another shipment off to best service already...they should have it early next week.

No fear...there's plenty more Wink

spectrum
deWaverley
Posted: 22nd November 2002 11:19






(apologies to non-"Fast Show"-receiving countries)
donkey tugger
Posted: 22nd November 2002 11:25
Hehe Mr Dew, you are indeed a cad and a bounder. Top work Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing !

(/me is glad not to be on the recieving end for once Very Happy )
deWaverley
Posted: 22nd November 2002 11:29
yeah I know...it felt a bit odd....but the woolly hat was there to stop me losing my bearings altogether. HiHi

deW
donkey tugger
Posted: 22nd November 2002 11:31
Hmmm, I wonder if old Bryllo has a copy of photoshop? Surprised Laughing
deWaverley
Posted: 22nd November 2002 11:38
Hmmm...one can only speculate at the subtlety and refinement the young man would bring to the genre! HiHi

I fear though that his bedtime might come too early for him to have the requisite hours to devote.


deW
e-modic
Posted: 22nd November 2002 12:06
I have a nice idea for a song now.

Sad

deWaverley: a name to remember.

Anyway, bedtime now. I missed whyterabbit did his mama take him away from his PC again ? Hmm...that´s sad, deWaverley has not the "thing" like whyterabbit to be an entertainer.....


bryllyant
whyterabbyt
Posted: 22nd November 2002 12:15
Bryllyant quoth Anyway, bedtime now.

Aye, away to bed child. And try thinking up some lines of your own while you're at it; seeing you attempt to repeat half of mine with half the wit is just a bit pathetic. And dont dribble your cocoa again; that's just too lame for words.
progfusion74
Posted: 22nd November 2002 12:18
whyterabbyt wrote:
Bryllyant quoth Anyway, bedtime now.

Aye, away to bed child. And try thinking up some lines of your own while you're at it; seeing you attempt to repeat half of mine with half the wit is just a bit pathetic. And dont dribble your cocoa again; that's just too lame for words.



Laughing
deWaverley
Posted: 22nd November 2002 12:51
bryllyant wrote:
I have a nice idea for a song now...
deWaverley: a name to remember.


hmmm....you can try..but I don't think Depeche Mode ever wrote that one.


deW
(..
...you just can't get the Huns these days
HiHi )
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Posted: 22nd November 2002 12:54
deWaverley wrote:
bryllyant wrote:
I have a nice idea for a song now...
deWaverley: a name to remember.


hmmm....you can try..but I don't think Depeche Mode ever wrote that one.


deW
(..
...you just can't get the Huns these days
HiHi )




Hey Dew did you see the props I gave you for your tune in the voting thread?
deWaverley
Posted: 22nd November 2002 13:00
hehe...that's excellent (...I'd missed that). You're a gentleman ner0z! HiHi

Sadly the closest I'll ever come to a vote...so I'll cherish it!


deW
donkey tugger
Posted: 22nd November 2002 13:07
bryllyant wrote:
Hmm...that´s sad, deWaverley has not the "thing"

bryllyant


Hmmm, you never told me about the op???? Surprised Surprised Surprised Surprised What does brillo pad know of your 'thing' Shocked
Rabid
Posted: 22nd November 2002 13:13
This is getting so old. Why don't you all make up and get a room.

Robert
deWaverley
Posted: 22nd November 2002 13:37
Rabid, his mum says he'll get a room when he's old enough, and not before! HiHi


deW
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