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Wouldn't it make more sense for Synapse Audio to make a Memorymoog emulation now rather than a P5 one?

Or, even better, make something original again ;)
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Urs wrote:Anyhow, as long as SSM Chips are hard to get I won't touch a Prophet 5 Rev 2. It seems like Coolaudio (aka Behringer...) is going to make a reissue, and this could change things for me.
There's some on ebay shipped from Hong Kong. They seem to work, but I have no idea if they are authentic or clones of some kind.
fluffy_little_something wrote:Wouldn't it make more sense for Synapse Audio to make a Memorymoon emulation now rather than a P5 one? Or, even better, make something original again ;)
Yeah, if we make another emulation we tend towards something that either has never been done before, or at least not often. And for sure we will make something original as well :)

Richard
Synapse Audio Software - www.synapse-audio.com

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Richard_Synapse wrote:
Urs wrote:Anyhow, as long as SSM Chips are hard to get I won't touch a Prophet 5 Rev 2. It seems like Coolaudio (aka Behringer...) is going to make a reissue, and this could change things for me.
There's some on ebay shipped from Hong Kong. They seem to work, but I have no idea if they are authentic or clones of some kind.
fluffy_little_something wrote:Wouldn't it make more sense for Synapse Audio to make a Memorymoon emulation now rather than a P5 one? Or, even better, make something original again ;)


Yeah, if we make another emulation we tend towards something that either has never been done before, or at least not often. And for sure we will make something original as well :)

Richard
What about http://www.schmidt-synthesizer.com/en/

And there is thread here
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=482308

Think about that richard :tu:

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Lively, powerful, and a bit rough.

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fluffy_little_something wrote:Wouldn't it make more sense for Synapse Audio to make a Memorymoog emulation now rather than a P5 one?

Or, even better, make something original again ;)
Yes! Think Bazille. Digital osc section with great analog modeled filters. 6-8 voices is fine.
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EnGee wrote:
Urs wrote:
egbert101 wrote:
Urs wrote: Thank you Richard. We're indeed working on Repro-5, we'll showcase it on Superbooth next week.
More good news. :hyper:
Yeah... it's almost done, but then we'll give it a month or two for preset designers.
Not so good for my bank account though.
... unless you own a Repro-1 license already :clown:
That means RePro-1 owners will have a discount or upgrade price for RePro-5? :D
Urs has ignored me :cry:

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EnGee wrote:Urs has ignored me :cry:
Sorry... just getting up (but still no answer, maybe because we can't say yet)

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zvenx wrote:Someone mentioned/hinted at it, but I don't see a quote from Urs directly. How much polyphony in Retro-5? 5 as in the original?
rsp
I think it's 4-8, and you can chose how many CPU cores to render them on. Turns out, 3 is often more efficient than 4 on a quad core machine.

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Richard_Synapse wrote:
Urs wrote:Anyhow, as long as SSM Chips are hard to get I won't touch a Prophet 5 Rev 2. It seems like Coolaudio (aka Behringer...) is going to make a reissue, and this could change things for me.
There's some on ebay shipped from Hong Kong. They seem to work, but I have no idea if they are authentic or clones of some kind.
I've got two of those. Not sure yet. I bought them for the Cat SRM, if that one goes poof while we measure it.

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Urs wrote:
EnGee wrote:Urs has ignored me :cry:
Sorry... just getting up (but still no answer, maybe because we can't say yet)
I'm just being childish :oops:

Anyway, whatever emulations you guys (Urs and Richard) would be involved in, I wish you and your partners a good luck :)

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Urs wrote:
zvenx wrote:Someone mentioned/hinted at it, but I don't see a quote from Urs directly. How much polyphony in Retro-5? 5 as in the original?
rsp
I think it's 4-8, and you can chose how many CPU cores to render them on. Turns out, 3 is often more efficient than 4 on a quad core machine.
Thanks Urs.
rsp
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egbert101 wrote:
Urs wrote: I think it's 4-8, and you can chose how many CPU cores to render them on. Turns out, 3 is often more efficient than 4 on a quad core machine.
Oh dear. My little 2-core sketch PC isn't going to handle Repro-5. RIP.
If it can handle a few instances of Repro-1 it will handle Repro-5 just fine. Also, poly sounds can typically live without the HD option...

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