It's amazing the number of richly creative soundsets available for these two synths. With many soundsets broadening the sound scape in very nicely ways.
However, I have the impression that with its large factory set of presets, that the Repro synths have already expressed all the possibilities that these synths can allow. Kyhon is supposed to make a Repro 5 soundset, so let's see, although I find that the main point of the Repro synths does not lie in the variety of expression but rather in the warmth of the sounds produced.
I should also mention the nicely atmospheric Repro soundsets by Stephan Baer. So it's not like there are none, but it feels like the tonal and texture capabilities could be less than the two above mentioned synths.
Cheers.
Zebra and Diva attracts excellent sound designers
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- KVRAF
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- KVRAF
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The Repro's should be more limited in sound,
as their purpose was singular, unlike Diva and Zebra.
Still, good use of effects, and fundamental use
of interesting song structure, will still go a long way to keeping
Repro's sounds fresh. I find returning to them after
some time away, highlights how well their singularity
was implemented, and how musical it can be.
Cheers
as their purpose was singular, unlike Diva and Zebra.
Still, good use of effects, and fundamental use
of interesting song structure, will still go a long way to keeping
Repro's sounds fresh. I find returning to them after
some time away, highlights how well their singularity
was implemented, and how musical it can be.
Cheers
