how much would you pay for that?
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- KVRian
- 922 posts since 26 Mar, 2003 from Guildford, England
I'm surprised that there isn't a synth with infinite layers - its not as though it would be difficult to do in a vst.
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- KVRAF
- 4641 posts since 20 Feb, 2004 from Gothenburg, Sweden
Does all hosts support changeIO() ?
I mean, you have to change what VST Paramaters you report to the host.
I mean, you have to change what VST Paramaters you report to the host.
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- KVRist
- 37 posts since 27 Jun, 2004 from Berlin, Germany
While all these features you mentioned are useful, I guess that synth would be too complicated for me. Once you have the algorithms, it's easy for you (the developer) to replicate components as many times as you like. In most cases however, I (the user) neither need nor want 10 oscillators and 5 envelopes.
Besides the sound, a very important aspect for me is the simplicity and intuitivity of the user interface. Albino for instance sounds amazing, but I don't like fiddling around and searching for the page that contains the parameters I want to access. If you want ME to pay for something, make it sound good and so easy-to-use that I understand it at first glance.
"Everything should be kept as simple as possible - but not simpler"
Besides the sound, a very important aspect for me is the simplicity and intuitivity of the user interface. Albino for instance sounds amazing, but I don't like fiddling around and searching for the page that contains the parameters I want to access. If you want ME to pay for something, make it sound good and so easy-to-use that I understand it at first glance.
"Everything should be kept as simple as possible - but not simpler"
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- KVRAF
- 13090 posts since 14 Nov, 2000 from Hannover / Germany
A) Would you be able to load your own wave files?
B) Will it be crossplatform? Most likely I won't buy too much one-platform-only stuff anymore (I'm teaching on both PCs and Macs and therefor need a certain amount of compatibility).
C) To really judge on such a synth I'd need to see the UI and how it "feels" like. To me this is almost as important as functionality (well, actually good UI design is part of the functionality for me).
The concept sounds good otherwise.
B) Will it be crossplatform? Most likely I won't buy too much one-platform-only stuff anymore (I'm teaching on both PCs and Macs and therefor need a certain amount of compatibility).
C) To really judge on such a synth I'd need to see the UI and how it "feels" like. To me this is almost as important as functionality (well, actually good UI design is part of the functionality for me).
The concept sounds good otherwise.
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