What do presets have to do with anything? I dont care if hardware has any presets.BONES wrote:Because its a sad joke, perhaps? Sure looks it next to its competitors. 32 on-board presets, puh-leeeeese!The Chase wrote:Is there a reason no one talks about the Roland SH-201?
VSTis as good as hardware? Similar to Access Virus Quality?
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- KVRAF
- 10597 posts since 13 Jun, 2004 from Alberto Balsam
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- KVRAF
- 3378 posts since 27 Feb, 2004 from Paris (france)
i don't think so but that's my opinion , price don't make quality , but as it's been a long time that i haven't touch discovery demo i will test it again ..aquar wrote: As for adventus I honestly don't think its in the same league as the discoDSP but that's just my opinion.
but be sure to try adventus demo it is worth downloading..
anyway what i really consider a synth of the ultimate league is SYTRUS no doubt about that (and i recently bought toxic3 )
i can say that it is the ultra FM killer and beyond ! and that NI could put FM7 in the letter bin where it belongs !!!
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- KVRian
- 874 posts since 4 Dec, 2004 from Alabama
What do presets have to do with anything? I dont care if hardware has any presets.[/quotThe Chase wrote:BONES wrote:Because its a sad joke, perhaps? Sure looks it next to its competitors. 32 on-board presets, puh-leeeeese!The Chase wrote:Is there a reason no one talks about the Roland SH-201?
Maybe 1 in 50 feel the way you do. A overwhelming majority want a load of presets.
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- 4026 posts since 27 Jan, 2004
then the remaining 49 ppl shouldn't be making musik...can't tweak a synt has simple as the SH201 and you'd better start knitting or shit.crimsontider wrote:The Chase wrote:What do presets have to do with anything? I dont care if hardware has any presets.[/quotBONES wrote:Because its a sad joke, perhaps? Sure looks it next to its competitors. 32 on-board presets, puh-leeeeese!The Chase wrote:Is there a reason no one talks about the Roland SH-201?
Maybe 1 in 50 feel the way you do. A overwhelming majority want a load of presets.
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- KVRian
- 607 posts since 20 Oct, 2005
Well I have tried adventus demo, I wouldn't dream of making a comparison based on what other ppl say or screenshots etc and I have to say I really wasn't overly impressed. I must admit I do like the layout/design of the synth but it didn't have the X-factor in the sonic department, well at least not for me.Vonbrucken wrote: i don't think so but that's my opinion , price don't make quality , but as it's been a long time that i haven't touch discovery demo i will test it again ..
but be sure to try adventus demo it is worth downloading..
anyway what i really consider a synth of the ultimate league is SYTRUS no doubt about that (and i recently bought toxic3 )
i can say that it is the ultra FM killer and beyond ! and that NI could put FM7 in the letter bin where it belongs !!!![]()
Any hint of Synth edit involvement usually puts me right off a synth
As for the Sytrus, I totally agree it certainly is in the premiere league.
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- KVRAF
- 3378 posts since 27 Feb, 2004 from Paris (france)
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- KVRian
- 874 posts since 4 Dec, 2004 from Alabama
Only a complete ignoramus would feel that waysnooky wrote:crimsontider wrote:then the remaining 49 ppl shouldn't be making musik...can't tweak a synt has simple as the SH201 and you'd better start knitting or shit.The Chase wrote:What do presets have to do with anything? I dont care if hardware has any presets.[/quotBONES wrote:Because its a sad joke, perhaps? Sure looks it next to its competitors. 32 on-board presets, puh-leeeeese!The Chase wrote:Is there a reason no one talks about the Roland SH-201?
Maybe 1 in 50 feel the way you do. A overwhelming majority want a load of presets.
Let's take your gear away and give it to someone that designs his own synthesizers while we're at it.
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- KVRAF
- 3378 posts since 27 Feb, 2004 from Paris (france)
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- Banned
- 4026 posts since 27 Jan, 2004
that argument holds not a drop of water!crimsontider wrote:snooky wrote:Only a complete ignoramus would feel that waycrimsontider wrote:then the remaining 49 ppl shouldn't be making musik...can't tweak a synt has simple as the SH201 and you'd better start knitting or shit.The Chase wrote:What do presets have to do with anything? I dont care if hardware has any presets.[/quotBONES wrote:Because its a sad joke, perhaps? Sure looks it next to its competitors. 32 on-board presets, puh-leeeeese!The Chase wrote:Is there a reason no one talks about the Roland SH-201?
Maybe 1 in 50 feel the way you do. A overwhelming majority want a load of presets.![]()
Let's take your gear away and give it to someone that designs his own synthesizers while we're at it.
A synth is created to encourage the user to design sounds, like a guitar is designed to be plucked or strummed, and a piano tinkered on.
If you don't know how to pluck or strum a guitar or how to play a piano, you don't!
and, relying on presets with an instrument as well designed for the job of 'synthesizing sounds' as a synth, and not even knowing how to make a filtersweep is borderline criminal.
the ignorance here from the likes of you crimsontider is really amazing.
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- KVRian
- 607 posts since 20 Oct, 2005
Very close indeed. I bet even Jarre himself would have a hard time reproducing it so faithfully.Tronam wrote:Just as a quick example on hand, here is an excellent recreation of Jean Michel Jarre's Equinoxe 5 (hard to believe the original song is almost 30 years old now), all done on a single Access Virus B by Per Kristian Risvik:
www.tronam.com/music/PerKristian_VirusKB-Equinoxe5.mp3
I chose not to direct link his page, out of respect for his server. His site can be found at: http://www.perkristian.net
You can also listen to recreations of a variety of vintage synth sounds programmed on the Virus at: http://www.perkristian.net/Virus_KB_Audio.htm
-Tronam
A wonderful re-creation, props to Kristian Risvik.
Yeah its hard to believe its almost 30 years old but true classics don't age.
Now where is my credit card I want a Virus, ah I remember some machine stole it from me
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- KVRist
- 72 posts since 24 Sep, 2004 from Todbjerg, Denmark
You really don't make any sence to me.snooky wrote:A synth is created to encourage the user to design sounds, like a guitar is designed to be plucked or strummed, and a piano tinkered on.
The truth is that a synthesizer is created to encourage the user to make MUSIC not sounds. Just like a guitar or piano as you mention yourself. Why do you think so many professional musicians have a professional sounddesigner standing behind them ?
I have no problem at all finding my way around a synthesizer and have had A LOT of hardware and software in the last 20 years, but still I love getting a VSTi with a trillion presets.
They are all inspiration to me (and to the other 48 out of 50 users I bet).
KennethA
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- KVRAF
- 5184 posts since 13 Jul, 2004 from Earth
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- KVRAF
- 3378 posts since 27 Feb, 2004 from Paris (france)
i think perfecturine may help you if you must passs some drugs tests these dayssnooky wrote:sure, laugh it up, I bet your music sux hard like the rest of the kvr 'ignoramus' as crimson put it.Vonbrucken wrote:
and please stop smoke metamphetamine
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- Banned
- 4026 posts since 27 Jan, 2004
If you need an engineer to make good sounding records, then you're not trying hard enough - I produce all my stuff from beginning to end (with the exeption of getting a female vocalist since it's impossible for me to sound like a woman - yet.), and I look down on people who don't make all their work from beginning to end themselfs...everyone can learn, no?Baas wrote:You really don't make any sence to me.snooky wrote:A synth is created to encourage the user to design sounds, like a guitar is designed to be plucked or strummed, and a piano tinkered on.
The truth is that a synthesizer is created to encourage the user to make MUSIC not sounds. Just like a guitar or piano as you mention yourself. Why do you think so many professional musicians have a professional sounddesigner standing behind them ?
Altho much of the music on kvr, for example, sux - it's made by people who do everything from scratch. That I respect.
the rest of you who always need producers, engineers or 'musicians' - go away, leave the music to those who have talent and knowlegde.

