Numanoid wrote:What you must understand
"you must understand"!

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hakey wrote:Numanoid wrote:What you must understand
"you must understand"!
Numanoid wrote:let's try to rephrase that shall we, "what you must try to understand"
Numanoid wrote:The guy reviewing Diva has been producing and making records for over 30 years.
hakey wrote:tone down the silly rhetoric - why must I try?
Synthbuilder wrote:Numanoid wrote:The guy reviewing Diva has been producing and making records for over 30 years.
That would be my fault. I told Paul to ask for that review. I was so taken with the sound of DIVA I thought that he should review it for SOS. Thankfully, he liked as much as I did.
Numanoid wrote:hakey wrote:tone down the silly rhetoric - why must I try?
I forgot that you are snowed in, metaphorically
Numanoid wrote:Can you testify that he knows analogue synths inside and out, and thus is more capable of making a sound judgment about Diva's sound quality, rather than newbies like me or others who have been playing with plugins just a couple of years or so.
Synthbuilder wrote:Numanoid wrote:The guy reviewing Diva has been producing and making records for over 30 years.
That would be my fault. I told Paul to ask for that review. I was so taken with the sound of DIVA I thought that he should review it for SOS. Thankfully, he liked as much as I did.
daExpert wrote:I hear people rave about how awesome Diva is and I just don't see it. It's a nice synth but I feel that it has some weaknesses.
I find it sounds somewhat harsh in the higher frequencies, it's an unpleasant harshness that neither zebra or ace have.
The filters have some nice warmth to them, but the front to back depth is just not there. When you sweep the filters on the KLAE MS-20 or V-Station there is a front to back sensation of the sound jumping out at you, whereas in Diva the sound stays flat and 2-dimensional, regardless of the interesting warmth and harmonics going on.
The oscillators by themselves have a thinness in the upper registers.
For the sound it gives you it uses up rather large amounts of CPU.
Maybe this post will trigger some new ideas and thoughts. God bless.
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