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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » February 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Any Tassman Users/Opinions
lsd
Posted: 25th February 2004 13:47
I just tried the v3 demo and it seems pretty good. It is a little cpu hungry for my tastes. Does anyone know if it will import presets from version 2? I couldn't figure it out. Reaktor users can crossgrade for $199 to version 4 and I was wondering if it was worth it. Thanks!
ew
Posted: 25th February 2004 14:58
This may answer your question.
ew
lsd
Posted: 25th February 2004 15:26
Kind of. So you can't import prestes/instruments from version 2 into 3 and there isn't alot of users around. I wonder what v4 will offer? I have reaktor but I really like the Physical modeling that Tassman has to offer. I wish there were more presets available on the web to see what the synth was capable of.
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