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dacaumodo · Post by **dacaumodo** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 9:34 pm

So Michael... should I hold my breath?

mkastrup · Post by **mkastrup** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:45 pm

dacaumodo wrote:So Michael... should I hold my breath?

Ohh my god, no no, start breathing vim...please

I need to research this thing first and then need to find the motivation but if i start posting funky tracks then i guess i got hooked

/Michael

dburns · Post by **dburns** » Sat Dec 20, 2008 5:07 pm

I just bought Z2 and the "Skool" soundsets, and Transmission. I am more than pleased! It's a great wonderful warm powerful synth.

I just want to thank Michael Kastrup for the beautiful sounds. I haven't even heard them all yet. But I have spent several hours just messing with the Oldskool PAD>Analog> water-themed patches. They are so deep and pleasant.

Z2 and it's sound designers have created an instrument that makes me feel so good! Just listening to the content as-is moves me. I hope I can use the sounds and the inpiration they stir to make some music of my own.

For now, I am listening and trying to analyze various patches to see how you did it. In fact, I am back in Skool.

tboulette · Post by **tboulette** » Sat Dec 20, 2008 5:25 pm

Welcome to the club, Dave!

mkastrup · Post by **mkastrup** » Sat Dec 20, 2008 6:57 pm

dburns wrote:I just bought Z2 and the "Skool" soundsets, and Transmission. I am more than pleased! It's a great wonderful warm powerful synth.

I just want to thank Michael Kastrup for the beautiful sounds. I haven't even heard them all yet. But I have spent several hours just messing with the Oldskool PAD>Analog> water-themed patches. They are so deep and pleasant.

Z2 and it's sound designers have created an instrument that makes me feel so good! Just listening to the content as-is moves me. I hope I can use the sounds and the inpiration they stir to make some music of my own.

For now, I am listening and trying to analyze various patches to see how you did it. In fact, I am back in Skool.

Hi Dave

The real secrets in Zebra lies within its OSCFX and the ability to "paint" your own waveforms. Conventional sound design does not really apply here since we are in new uncharted territory, infact i often find new approaches to modeling which are more efficient than old type of modeling. Learn Zebra and you will have a friend for life

Have fun

/Michael

mcnoone · Post by **mcnoone** » Mon Apr 20, 2009 12:15 am

I just bought the "new skool" patches, and really like them alot, so thanks alot for these Michael. I'll try to get the "old skool" 1-2 as soon as I can afford it.
Thanks again,
Mike

mkastrup · Post by **mkastrup** » Mon Apr 20, 2009 10:00 am

MCnoone wrote:I just bought the "new skool" patches, and really like them alot, so thanks alot for these Michael. I'll try to get the "old skool" 1-2 as soon as I can afford it.
Thanks again,
Mike

Glad you like them, have fun

/Michael

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