Nicely stated.Peter - IK Multimedia wrote:1. That is correct. It is the same as an OB-Xa and Prophet-5 with a simple on/off switch. We set the level of Osc 2 behind the scenes.Elektronisch wrote:I have a question to IKM...if its being presented as flexible im confused why not to include these features:
1. You can turn on osc 2 but cant mix it?
2. No mod envelope. Come on even older samplers have that, and some even mod matrix (directwave). Why you didnt thought of adding these generic features? It would open much more posibilities to tweak the sound.
3. Modulate effects. Again - more possibilities.
I really think this could have much more potential and im so eager to know is it lazynes of the developer or what. It feels like you guys decided not to take an extra step to make this really a little bit more then preset machine
Other then that its foolish to do that even from buisiness perspective because you will loose potential customers (1 is already lost)
For the other questions/comments quoted above: The point continues that - as I've pointed out already, possibly more than once here - this is not at all meant to be a ground-up sound design instrument. Some in the thread may be missing the point if that's what is desired after reading and hearing what's available about Syntronik and my responses here explaining and not representing Syntronik as such a tool.
This is a collection of classic and iconic synthesizer sounds with a carefully-crafted easy-to-use interface. It is not intended for someone who wants to create infinite synthesizer sounds from scratch. We have all the parameters in the world that we could expose if we wanted to, but it would make the interface a lot more difficult to use and generally undesirable for most people. We have chosen the provide the most popular controls so users can edit our sounds quickly and easily. But (again) this is not the product for someone that wants a total control synthesizer with a mod matrix, etc.
What would be just as nice would be if folks would finally get that. No, this isn't for everybody. But I think it's going to be for a lot of people whose only interest is getting some of these sounds and being able to combine them in unique and interesting ways. The A6 alone has me straddling the fence on this one because I know that's one instrument I'm never getting near in real life. So it's tempting. If I had unlimited funds, I'd probably pick this up. But these days, money is so tight it's beyond ridiculous, so I have to be very picky with what I purchase.
Anyway, I wish you all the success in the world with this. I think it will be a big hit with the Nexus like crowd.