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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » June 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: a suggestion for new VSTi
puerileboy
Posted: 15th June 2004 07:53
Going through the Quick Intrument Links i am a bit bowled over at the quantity of 2 osc/1-2 filter/1-2 adsr/1-2 lfo - old style minimoog/micromoog/arp axxe/arp oddessy -ish VSTi's out there. Really how many do we need? Do we really need one more with a slightly different GUI?

Now, a recreation of an Ensoniq SQ-1/SQ-2 or SD-1 .. now that would be something! i am sure Ensoniq/EMU/Creative would poop nickles if something like that came out with copyright enfringement etc etc .. o well
pschelfh
Posted: 15th June 2004 08:08
puerileboy wrote:
a recreation of an Ensoniq SQ-1/SQ-2 or SD-1 ..


puerileboy wrote:
copyright enfringement


That's why it won't happen unless they do it themselves!

In the meantime, take a look at Luxonix Ravity if you want to work with pcm waves.

Peter.
puerileboy
Posted: 15th June 2004 08:10
Will check it out thanks pschelfh!
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