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sorry, Richard, post edited. 
I'll compile a list of presets used in those two tracks and send it to you so that you can find them quicker. |
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thanks Raphael, that's ok. I am teasing you..
if you name your tracks based on presets you use.... (well I do maybe I really am just too anal) a screenshot would do.... thanks rsp |
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Ingonator wrote: +1 The filters in both Saurus and ElectraX are great (while ElectraX has a much bigger amount of choices) and they seem to be quite different which is good IMO. Ingo that wasn't what i felt comparing Gladiator and Electrax : there is a typical colour from tone2 IMO, that is common to both instruments and this dissapointed me a bit Likely because when Gladiator was previously released it has been for me THE big surprise !  |
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I did filter tests too and the resonance is very different in Saurus and ElectraX, with Saurus having a more pleasing response to my ears. 
The oscillator waves sound different too. So all in all, these synths are different from the onset. edit:typo Last edited by himalaya on Wed May 09, 2012 12:47 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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himalaya wrote: I did filter tests to and the resonance is very different in Saurus and ElectraX, with Saurus having a more pleasing response to my ears.
The oscillator waves sound different too. So all in all, these synths are different from the onset. I tend to look at ElectraX as the one you can stack to make something huge, like a really thick powerful lead or deep swirly pad with loads of layers. Well it is 4 layers of 3 oscillators each, set them off going in different directiona and you can have pure chaos but in a musical style. Which is where having 3 mod matrices per layer comes in handy. |
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Has anyone done anything jazzy with Saurus? I'm thinking of xylophone-like, percussive, and e-piano type sounds. Anything progressive-rock like? 'Yes'-esque? Most of what I have heard sounds pretty modern, what about something from the 70's? Thanks. |
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braj wrote: Has anyone done anything jazzy with Saurus? I'm thinking of xylophone-like, percussive, and e-piano type sounds. Anything progressive-rock like? 'Yes'-esque? Most of what I have heard sounds pretty modern, what about something from the 70's? Thanks.
If I remember correct some of Viktor's presets / demos (Unshusable Coktor - TUC in the factory lib.) feature those styles, more of those sounds will be in the first Saurus soundset which will focus more on Vintage 70s styles. |
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Bastiaan from Tone2.com wrote: braj wrote: Has anyone done anything jazzy with Saurus? I'm thinking of xylophone-like, percussive, and e-piano type sounds. Anything progressive-rock like? 'Yes'-esque? Most of what I have heard sounds pretty modern, what about something from the 70's? Thanks.
If I remember correct some of Viktor's presets / demos (Unshusable Coktor - TUC in the factory lib.) feature those styles, more of those sounds will be in the first Saurus soundset which will focus more on Vintage 70s styles. Cool, thanks Bastiaan. |
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It still would be cool to hear someone's progressive tracks BTW. |
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braj wrote: what about something from the 70's? Thanks.
Something from the 70s then. I love the 1970s. The time of unadulterated psychedelic electronic music  If you haven't heard of artists like TD or K. Shulze don't listen to this. You'll just get confused.
Dream Of Fluffy Arpeggios and Canned Tangerines (this time there is a limiter on the output as I didn't have time to faff around with levels. Busy mix but I like it that way). |
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himalaya wrote: braj wrote: what about something from the 70's? Thanks.
If you haven't heard of artists like TD or K. Shulze don't listen to this. You'll just get confused. Well I haven't heard of them but it wasn't confusing to me very nice! Much more my style than EDM  thanks for posting. |
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braj wrote: Much more my style than EDM
thanks for posting.None of the tracks I posted are EDM. |
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himalaya wrote: braj wrote: what about something from the 70's? Thanks.
Something from the 70s then. I love the 1970s. The time of unadulterated psychedelic electronic music If you haven't heard of artists like TD or K. Shulze don't listen to this. You'll just get confused.
Dream Of Fluffy Arpeggios and Canned Tangerines (this time there is a limiter on the output as I didn't have time to faff around with levels. Busy mix but I like it that way). 
Cheers Dennis ---- Back from the dead - Sorry if I didn't answer your mails/PM/whatever during the last few months. I hope everything will be back to normal soon. Life can take some shitty turns sometimes. |
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himalaya wrote: braj wrote: Much more my style than EDM
thanks for posting.None of the tracks I posted are EDM. Yeah just you know KVR in general not complaining, just everyone has their tastes. |
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Bronto Scorpio wrote: himalaya wrote: braj wrote: what about something from the 70's? Thanks.
Something from the 70s then. I love the 1970s. The time of unadulterated psychedelic electronic music If you haven't heard of artists like TD or K. Shulze don't listen to this. You'll just get confused.
Dream Of Fluffy Arpeggios and Canned Tangerines (this time there is a limiter on the output as I didn't have time to faff around with levels. Busy mix but I like it that way).
Cheers Dennis +1 rsp |
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