u-he sampler anybody?

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DuX wrote:Well, if it only let us load a sample, it would be kind boring, eh?
Spoken like someone who's never used a pitched down audio source as a modulator. ;)
Resythesis maybe, too? Additive synthesis is very interesting. In my view, absolutely more interesting than subtractive. FM is also far more interesting. I wonder if there's samplers who use FM synthesis and samples as oscillators... I can't remember one. Was it Yamaha SY-77 that could do it? Or maybe A3000... hmmm I'm still frustrated I've never had this sampler. Although ASR-10 was fantastic, and S-950 in its own way, too.
I can see u-he creating something like this far in the future AND I'd really like to see a basic, fast-to-implement sample module in Zebra for the time being.

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Urs wrote:Waveform import will be about the closest to sampling it'll ever get.
Fine with me, as long as you're not only talking about single cycles.
That said, we're interested in improvements to physical modeling
Do them both and you'll have a Kronos killer on your hands. :)

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Ya, Kronos. How good is it? Was contemplating...

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Kronos is only using a subset of physmod that Korg licenced from Yamaha. If you want the best hardware physmod, you're looking for Yamaha VL-1 and none other.

Other than that, Kronos is a very good workstation with a loooot of sound creation potential.

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Urs wrote:we're interested in improvements to physical modeling
Perhaps a resonator module of some stripe? :wink:

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Urs said something about a resonator module in ZebraHZ and Zebra3.

Can someone tell me something about that? I have no idea :help:

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Urs wrote:Ya, Kronos. How good is it? Was contemplating...
I was an OASYS user for years - which is what the Kronos is based on - and adored it. Being able to mix all those synth types together in a platform that almost always sounds and feels amazing really opened up a lot of new ideas.

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hollo wrote:Urs said something about a resonator module in ZebraHZ and Zebra3.

Can someone tell me something about that?
He's talking about a module that recreates the function of the

Essentially a 3 band resonant filter bank (I think?).

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Wow Hakey, You are incredibly helpful, thank you!!!

It was convincing, especially the brass part.

Looking forward to tweak this. :)

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EvilDragon wrote:Kronos is only using a subset of physmod that Korg licenced from Yamaha. If you want the best hardware physmod, you're looking for Yamaha VL-1 and none other.
haha really? After all this time they still haven't improved on the VL? That's crazy. Is this due to the death grip Yamaha have on their unused products stifling all progress?

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hollo wrote:Wow Hakey, You are incredibly helpful, thank you!!!
According to Urs reply in the other thread, it's four bands.
Looking forward to tweak this.
Afaics, inserting four parallel filters - one in each lane of Zebra's voice grid - will replicate the effect (you can certainly get tolerably close to what's going on that vid.).

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aMUSEd wrote:
EvilDragon wrote:Kronos is only using a subset of physmod that Korg licenced from Yamaha. If you want the best hardware physmod, you're looking for Yamaha VL-1 and none other.
haha really? After all this time they still haven't improved on the VL? That's crazy. Is this due to the death grip Yamaha have on their unused products stifling all progress?
Well, Kronos only has plucked string modeling, while VL-1 had brass models and stuff.

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EvilDragon wrote: Kronos only has plucked string modeling, while VL-1 had brass models and stuff.
The EP modelling?

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That's not licenced from Yamaha, they're using some kind of resynthesis for EPs - the core of the sound for EPs is still sample-based.

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EvilDragon wrote:That's not licenced from Yamaha, they're using some kind of resynthesis for EPs - the core of the sound for EPs is still sample-based.
sample based modelling, imo ;)

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