This sums up a lot of threads on KVR I'm afraid. There are far too many numpties who spend their lives at KVR and often ruining what could be interesting threads.. it would be crazy to suggest that they actually make some music instead.cyphersuit wrote:This is a sad thread. If you want to read about the experiences with the synth you'll have to read through over ten pages for two first hands on experiences.
Shame on you, KVR.
Oh boy, another VA synth. This time from Waves!
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- KVRian
- 809 posts since 17 Sep, 2007
- KVRAF
- 18419 posts since 26 Jun, 2006 from San Francisco Bay Area
Also: Dream Theater. The name says it all. No offense to all the Dream Theater fans here... but you're totally wrong. They're crap!cryophonik wrote:I don't think anybody hates him, but it's hard not to poke fun at a guy who endorses seemingly everything under the sun, and makes a caricature of himself doing so.Wormhelmet wrote:On a side note, what's up with all the Jordan Rudess haters?
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- KVRist
- 53 posts since 18 May, 2011 from Germany
What a boring world/internet this would be. No discussions no controversies no suggestions for improvements, no reviewers. Where would we be if we close our eyes and accept all what we dislike or like.glasgene wrote:This sums up a lot of threads on KVR I'm afraid. There are far too many numpties who spend their lives at KVR and often ruining what could be interesting threads.. it would be crazy to suggest that they actually make some music instead.cyphersuit wrote:This is a sad thread. If you want to read about the experiences with the synth you'll have to read through over ten pages for two first hands on experiences.
Shame on you, KVR.
I know this goes a bit too far and is a bit philosophical but what emoticons can say
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- KVRAF
- 5223 posts since 20 Jul, 2010
Thanks to the guy who posted the Youtube video.
I was hoping he was going to demo the oscillators and filters in isolation but either way the synth has a pretty good sound to it.
Kinda reminds me a bit of Loomer Aspect which I tried the other day and also has a very suprisingly good sound to it.
Oh and with regards to the Rudess mocking, I see the photoshopping more of a "teasing" and friendly mockery, in contrast to outright calling him something nasty or whatever. All I really know about him is he's a passionate and accomplished keyboard player and he endorses lots of products
I was hoping he was going to demo the oscillators and filters in isolation but either way the synth has a pretty good sound to it.
Kinda reminds me a bit of Loomer Aspect which I tried the other day and also has a very suprisingly good sound to it.
Oh and with regards to the Rudess mocking, I see the photoshopping more of a "teasing" and friendly mockery, in contrast to outright calling him something nasty or whatever. All I really know about him is he's a passionate and accomplished keyboard player and he endorses lots of products
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- KVRAF
- 5223 posts since 20 Jul, 2010
Yo dawg, we herd you like hatin', so we put some hatin' on the hatin' so you can haaawswsedtgvs w c e c cv vcee HELP ME!!! THEY'RE ControlLIRNRG MY MNIND11111111v33efghibidy wrote:Why are people hatin' on the hatin'
Besides, other than a couple of light and harmless jokes, it's mostly on-topic.
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- KVRAF
- 2960 posts since 9 Dec, 2011 from falling
A lot of hatin' by people who haven't even tried the synth. That's not "what a forum is," it more like what KVR ishibidy wrote:
Oh wait........we're going off topic
If someone likes it, GROOVY! If they don't or think it's stupid..........well groovyI mean, that's what a forum is
- KVRAF
- 2488 posts since 2 Dec, 2004 from Sydney, Australia
I don't mind the video, it sounds 'OK' to me and it seems like a nice little VA. I'm a big fan of one-screen-interfaces. The advantage I see is it will be upgraded forever in all major formats.Impulslogik wrote:For all you critics (I'm one of them) and for all who do not want to get through the account and licensing process for the demo!!! I found that video on youtube:
Quite interesting i am a bit lured...but 99 bucks is too expensive.
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- KVRAF
- 26963 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
billcarroll wrote:A lot of hatin' by people who haven't even tried the synth. That's not "what a forum is," it more like what KVR ishibidy wrote:
Oh wait........we're going off topic
If someone likes it, GROOVY! If they don't or think it's stupid..........well groovyI mean, that's what a forum is
People giving their opinion that they think it isn't offering something new or innovative hardly is hatin'
Btw, go to any political forum and people will be arguing endlessly and most of them have no experience with politics at all! At least most of us here actually use synths!
- KVRAF
- 20766 posts since 22 Nov, 2000 from Southern California
The Waves discounts go until the end of the month. Also, I lowered the prices a little bit:DJMaytag wrote:Wish I had known about this. I could have saved $15 on Element plus $30 on the L3-16 that I'd like to buy later this month while it's on sale. Is JRRShop continuing this discount very long?
Waves Element $75.65
Waves Renaissance Maxx $75.65
Waves L1 Ultramaximizer $37.40
Waves L2 Ultramaximizer $75.65
Waves L3 Multimaximizer $113.90
Waves L3-16 Multimaximizer $152.15
Waves SSL 4000 Collection $364.65
Waves SSL 4000 Collection + V-Series $381.65
Waves Platinum $747.15
Waves Platinum + API Collection $764.15
Waves Live Bundle $1,529.15
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- KVRian
- 1107 posts since 31 Oct, 2002 from the high desert
Waaah!
People are discussing stuff on a discussion forum again!!!
People are discussing stuff on a discussion forum again!!!
- KVRAF
- 5223 posts since 20 Jul, 2010
Ok, my curiosity knows no bounds. After jumping through some hoops, giving out my details and installing a bit of bloatware, here I am with the Element demo.
I haven't looked at the presets, I'm just messing with the init patch, but so far I'd say it was "good".
Yep, just "good". Filter knob is very steppy, or if not steppy, then it updates funny; It gives uneven sound in live tweaking. While this isn't important to the sounds that wind up in tracks (the envelopes and LFOs usually are smooth even if the filer knob isn't), it *does* affect how a synth feels when you interact with it. And how you feel affects the sounds you create. In fact, all knobs are like this. The parameters either move smoothly but very slowly, or they jerk about the place. Getting a smooth sweep is like playing one of those Steady Hand games. It's horrible >_<
The oscillators do have an EQ scoop by default, as someone already pointed out. The filter sounds OK but comes into it's own more when you use the envelopes, which are excellent. The filter has FM and the LFOs can go well into audio rates.
Well, it's got a week to impress me, now
. Personally for low-CPU analog stuff I've got Saurus, and to my ears that has bags more character, and Diva on a good day with a nice chunk of CPU in her belly just blows this away. Maybe my mind will change?
I haven't looked at the presets, I'm just messing with the init patch, but so far I'd say it was "good".
Yep, just "good". Filter knob is very steppy, or if not steppy, then it updates funny; It gives uneven sound in live tweaking. While this isn't important to the sounds that wind up in tracks (the envelopes and LFOs usually are smooth even if the filer knob isn't), it *does* affect how a synth feels when you interact with it. And how you feel affects the sounds you create. In fact, all knobs are like this. The parameters either move smoothly but very slowly, or they jerk about the place. Getting a smooth sweep is like playing one of those Steady Hand games. It's horrible >_<
The oscillators do have an EQ scoop by default, as someone already pointed out. The filter sounds OK but comes into it's own more when you use the envelopes, which are excellent. The filter has FM and the LFOs can go well into audio rates.
Well, it's got a week to impress me, now
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- KVRAF
- 12522 posts since 21 Mar, 2008 from Hannover, Germany
Looks like it is getting more difficult not to purchase Element for me...Uncle E wrote:The Waves discounts go until the end of the month. Also, I lowered the prices a little bit:DJMaytag wrote:Wish I had known about this. I could have saved $15 on Element plus $30 on the L3-16 that I'd like to buy later this month while it's on sale. Is JRRShop continuing this discount very long?
[url=http://www.jrrshop.com/group-buys-15-of ... rder=price]Waves Element $75.65
That price corresponds to around 58 Euros (!!) which seems to be a real bargain.
Almost a week of time for the demo left but i'm tempted to get this offer.
Ingo
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Win 10 Home 64-bit / mobile i7-7700HQ 2.8 GHz / 16GB RAM //
Live 10 Suite / Cubase Pro 9.5 / Pro Tools Ultimate 2021 // NI Komplete Kontrol S61 Mk1
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- KVRian
- 539 posts since 15 Dec, 2012 from Waunakee, Wiscompton
Ooooooh! I don't know what's taking Waves so long to issue my authorization, but hopefully something happened and it got lost in the shuffle. If so, I'm buying it from you, and quite possibly the L3-16 sooner than I had anticipated.Uncle E wrote:The Waves discounts go until the end of the month. Also, I lowered the prices a little bit:
[url=http://www.jrrshop.com/group-buys-15-of ... rder=price]Waves Element $75.65
Waves L3-16 Multimaximizer $152.15
