that is just absolutely sick!!!justin3am wrote:I've been trying to coax the ugliest sounds I can out of this thing. I think this comes close.
http://www.3amnoise.net/bipolarwaveshaping.mp3
Oscillators one and two are rectified, osc 2 is then inverted and it's phase is offset by 90 degrees and they are summed together. Finally osc one is FMing osc two and vice versa. Some filters too.
Shhh... FXpansion might be listening.djsubject wrote:listening to that its also the best synth i have ever heard!
Can't compare the two though... D-CAM models analogue oscillators while Bazille models digital ones (FM/PM/PD). You'll have a hard time making Cypher's oscillators alias, while aliasing is easily achieved in Bazille. The headroom before this happens is much, much bigger though than in certain 80ies hardware.djanthonyw wrote:Shhh... FXpansion might be listening.djsubject wrote:listening to that its also the best synth i have ever heard!
This is what interests me in synths, too. Hardware or software.justin3am wrote: There is something about this synth that is very conducive to making sounds that cause me to go "WOW!!!!".
omg... the feature-lust is out of hand!mateo wrote:Then how about the ability to add and remove whole sections? i.e. add another 4 osc section, if you need more?Urs wrote: That said, thanks to SSE/AltiVec all 4 oscillators can be calculated at once (these use true sin() functions, not just wavetables like the "originals"). Same accounts for both filters (I could actually do 4 in the same time /mescatches head), the 4 multiples and the 4 lag generators. So it only makes sense to swap a whole section at once. And this is the basic difference that I think we'll have between the systems.
Reaktor is amazing, too. I still think there's a distinct difference between those kind of systems and the kind of system that I'd count Berlin Modular/Bazille in.kmonkey wrote:I am not trying to hijack thread but here is another AMAZING modular system:
That's btw. exactly what I mean. In Bazille, all the surface is just there. You scratch it with every cable you plug in and every knob you turn. It's instantaneous, just like moving a module in Zebra. This is where my philosphy diverges from "feature wars that you can't win".kmonkey wrote:i barely scratched the surface using this thing..
You can have it for that tag and even a bit cheaper if you help to organize the Melbourne u-he user group meeting somewhen around December 15th. Wife and I will probably be in the Dandenongs by then, so some place close to the southern suburbs (north of Dingley though) or somewhere around Ferntree Gully would be appreciated. The list of participants is pending, but I guess ttoz and soundpalace are in.ZenPunkHippy wrote:Well, it sounds pretty stunning from here
All we need now is a rough page estimate of when it will be released! I'm betting on around 150
Pecae,
Andy.
No need to hurry just yet - the release is a while off I imagine. (I obviously can't speak from any experience with a beta or anything like thatkmonkey wrote:AFAIK it will be available as native(under different name i think) and first public beta will be released in 08(or 09).2009...
So hurry up Urs
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Urs wrote:You can have it for that tag and even a bit cheaper if you help to organize the Melbourne u-he user group meeting somewhen around December 15th. Wife and I will probably be in the Dandenongs by then, so some place close to the southern suburbs (north of Dingley though) or somewhere around Ferntree Gully would be appreciated. The list of participants is pending, but I guess ttoz and soundpalace are in.
"150" was a prediction of the number of pages before release, not $$$ OK, I sobered up and quickly "finished" it. Here it is:spritex wrote:Bah, I was going to post a short demo song tonight but after a couple of beers I don't feel too sharp.
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