Ooh la la Taurus
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- KVRist
- 193 posts since 18 Jul, 2001
Nice
Beta 3 seems to be an noticable improvement over Beta 1 and 2! It is now possible to fully open the filter when running at 44 kHz.
Also, I had a peek at the upcoming GUI in german Keyboards forum...
keep it going
Beta 3 seems to be an noticable improvement over Beta 1 and 2! It is now possible to fully open the filter when running at 44 kHz.
Also, I had a peek at the upcoming GUI in german Keyboards forum...
keep it going
- KVRian
- 1305 posts since 26 May, 2003 from im müscha...
simply nice
...thanx, dude...cya
tro
tro
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- KVRAF
- 2938 posts since 18 Jul, 2005
This sounds excellent, and keeps getting better. One thing though, is there any way I can get hold of beta 2? One of my presets works more nicely with it.
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- KVRer
- 7 posts since 10 Nov, 2005 from London, England
I have made a GUI soecifucally for this job, but it seems Antii isn't interested. Some people just can't be pleased.Kriminal wrote:Someone should make a GUI for this thing!
http://www.retrosound.de/RetroTaurus.jpg
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- KVRAF
- 3528 posts since 18 Apr, 2002 from British Columbia, Canada
guys.... that's a large hi-res rendering; it would not be that large once applied.
tryptychuck: really nice work there; but as shaman says, N-Beat was already doing it.
tryptychuck: really nice work there; but as shaman says, N-Beat was already doing it.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 12235 posts since 18 Aug, 2003
Gee, no kidding.Z3R0T0N1N wrote:guys.... that's a large hi-res rendering; it would not be that large once applied.
tryptychuck: really nice work there; but as shaman says, N-Beat was already doing it.
Shrink it down to a reasonable size, and look at all that unused grey space and the super-sized sliders and the space between those front controls. Also worth noting that the programming functions are buried away in that little middle panel.
It looks cool, and shows the guy's talent for graphics rendering. And that kind of a layout makes sense for gear you need to kick on stage, but as a software user interface, it isn't necessary or applicable.
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- KVRAF
- 3528 posts since 18 Apr, 2002 from British Columbia, Canada
I have a BSc in redundancy and a Masters in bloody obvious 
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- KVRer
- 7 posts since 10 Nov, 2005 from London, England
I am well aware its a big image, that's how you make it accurate. Chances are they would only use the control panel and a few bits. I just thought it might be a nice exercise to create an authentic illustration, as it's a bit of a labour of love for me. The Taurus was always on my wishlist.
As for the other guy doing it, I had asked Antii some time back, and not had any response, so I just went ahead and did it for the fun. Nevertheless, an email reply would have been a simple courtesy.
Oh, and one last thing, it's not a 3D render, it's entirely Photoshop, and no photographic textures used.
As for the other guy doing it, I had asked Antii some time back, and not had any response, so I just went ahead and did it for the fun. Nevertheless, an email reply would have been a simple courtesy.
Oh, and one last thing, it's not a 3D render, it's entirely Photoshop, and no photographic textures used.
shamann wrote:Gee, no kidding.Z3R0T0N1N wrote:guys.... that's a large hi-res rendering; it would not be that large once applied.
tryptychuck: really nice work there; but as shaman says, N-Beat was already doing it.
Shrink it down to a reasonable size, and look at all that unused grey space and the super-sized sliders and the space between those front controls. Also worth noting that the programming functions are buried away in that little middle panel.
It looks cool, and shows the guy's talent for graphics rendering. And that kind of a layout makes sense for gear you need to kick on stage, but as a software user interface, it isn't necessary or applicable.
