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Actually, that'd be cool to see in a synth GUI; something which works out how long its been since you used the thing, and made it grubber and dustier the longer it has been :)
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yeah and if you didn't use it for years, you open it up to find that all the circuits have corroded and it's totally knackered :D

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whiyerabbyt:

Oh yes, i should be graceful when receiving an either arrogant as well as offending statement after the discussion went serious? You're right, he told me. My sense of humor indeed starts to lack whenever i get pulled into geek-ish stereotype corner. What for an inhuman reaction...

Dave,

sorry - you simply drove me nuts. Yes, the stereotype of a "syntho-fundamentalist" is definitely one of the worst offenses i can imagine :)

And about the usual 303 debate, it's driven by passion, different meanings of terms, maybe even "eliteness".

Cheers,
Ronny

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i pressed the wrong button... f+++
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you simply drove me nuts
You should talk to my wife....

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Muon Software Ltd wrote:
you simply drove me nuts
You should talk to my wife....
Can i forward my girlfriends number to her?

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CypherOne wrote:yeah and if you didn't use it for years, you open it up to find that all the circuits have corroded and it's totally knackered :D
yeh..and the best thing is you can sell it in 10 years and buy a house with the proceedings :D

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Ronny Pries quoth

Oh yes, i should be graceful when receiving an either arrogant as well as offending statement after the discussion went serious?

No, you should stop being a pillock when the discussion hasnt actually 'gone serious'. The arrogance was yours, that somehow any and all content of the discussion suddenly started to revolve around you.

You had had your question answered, and still you wanted to bleat. Get over it.

You're right, he told me. My sense of humor indeed starts to lack whenever i get pulled into geek-ish stereotype corner. What for an inhuman reaction...

Awww.

Or prehaps, you could just get some perspective.

sorry - you simply drove me nuts. Yes, the stereotype of a "syntho-fundamentalist" is definitely one of the worst offenses i can imagine

Then you really are lacking an imagnation. Want me to enlighten you? I can be far more offensive than that.

And about the usual 303 debate, it's driven by passion, different meanings of terms, maybe even "eliteness".

Or geeky bollocks.
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"In some cases there is an object called red that contains everything that is red. In much the same way a pot is a plate."

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Everybody shake hands and smile, or I close the topic.

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<wiggles paw and grimaces>
An idiot on Set Theory:
"In some cases there is an object called red that contains everything that is red. In much the same way a pot is a plate."

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whyterabbyt wrote:Actually, that'd be cool to see in a synth GUI; something which works out how long its been since you used the thing, and made it grubber and dustier the longer it has been :)
and if it gets realy old it gets a irritating buzz
hell lets simulate a studio enviroment with virtual ashtrays and mugs filled with black coffee .. and virtual mouldy winebottles with candle grease leaving oily stains on the virtual instruments .. not to mention a virtual fire that could leave smoke damage and melted casing when we didn`t watch out and played with our virtual electronic transformer or our virtual soldering iron when our virtual moog mudular its cables are fractured
and dirty wrinkled pieces of paper with little words and notes lying around
and the opportunety to clean up our virtual mess (OPTIONAL)

remco

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The oscillator module in Spark FXmachine has a cheese sandwich on it that gets eaten over time :)

Actually, sort of offtopic, but after reading that someone (Add N to X?) collected multiple MS20's because they all sounded different, and I always thought it would be cool if someone offered a softsynth that was guaranteed to be unique for each one, ie some sort of random factor was added in to various parameters (drift, accuracy et.c.) dependent on a registration code or something...
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a softsynth that was guaranteed to be unique for each one
Well, it's do-able. But, I would think that you'd need to have a really good sounding analogue emulation in the first place before it became worthwhile. I gave my opinions on this elsewhere on this forum. The law of diminishing returns would probably make a "perfect" analogue emulation commercially un-viable....and even if it could be done there are still apparently an awful lot of people who tolerate such huge amounts of obvious aliasing from some of the so-called "analogue" emulations out there surely such subtlety would be completely lost on them?

Dave

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Well, if you ever decide to go to component level-modelling, I am willing to license my patented Unit-Randomised Attribute Neo-Uniqueness System (tm) technology... :)
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whyterabbyt wrote:Well, if you ever decide to go to component level-modelling, I am willing to license my patented Unit-Randomised Attribute Neo-Uniqueness System (tm) technology... :)
U.R.A.N.U.S.? :lol:
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