Just enjoy the sound. That actually sounds quite awesome imoStollmeister wrote:I'm a happy owner of Zebra. I still feel like I have a lot to discover. Still, I recently got an irrational craving for modular synthesizers. Specifically I've been looking at a DotCom system. Being a student it would be irrational to spend so much money on a synth. Enter Ace. I kinda feel bad for trying out the demo of Ace. It feels like I'm cheating on good old Zebra. To my surprise I find that I really like Ace and that I'm surprised how different it sounds to Zebra. I've been having so much fun twiddling the knobs that I didn't even try the various presets. Yesterday I did and what a great inspiration they are! Within 30 minutes of trying presets I had a quick noodle of improvised nonsense. Perhaps it's silly to show of a track using only presets but I just found them lovely.
All Ace (4 instances). No external FX. First takes from someone who is really a guitar player, so don't be to harsh on the performance.
http://parentes.nu/Ace%20shows%20its%20face.mp3
That was quite enjoyable!! And if you are having the modular itch, I suggest you give Bazille a whirl too!Stollmeister wrote:I'm a happy owner of Zebra. I still feel like I have a lot to discover. Still, I recently got an irrational craving for modular synthesizers. Specifically I've been looking at a DotCom system. Being a student it would be irrational to spend so much money on a synth. Enter Ace. I kinda feel bad for trying out the demo of Ace. It feels like I'm cheating on good old Zebra. To my surprise I find that I really like Ace and that I'm surprised how different it sounds to Zebra. I've been having so much fun twiddling the knobs that I didn't even try the various presets. Yesterday I did and what a great inspiration they are! Within 30 minutes of trying presets I had a quick noodle of improvised nonsense. Perhaps it's silly to show of a track using only presets but I just found them lovely.
All Ace (4 instances). No external FX. First takes from someone who is really a guitar player, so don't be to harsh on the performance.
http://parentes.nu/Ace%20shows%20its%20face.mp3
I love Bazille but I've been neglecting her since buying Zebra. Bazille was in fact the first U-he synth I really started to work on. I've always heard that you should do your own patches starting from scratch in order to fully learn a synth. And yet I've never been able to do it because I've been lazily browsing patches. This was the case for my Mopho. Enter Bazille with no presets, forcing you to actually make all you own sounds. In some ways Bazille is really difficult. But in some ways it is easy and really helpful when learning synthesis. You are forced to think about what affects what since your actually dragging cables between units. This opened my eyes to synth programming and got me starting on Zebra and my Mopho. Now I allways start from an initialize patch and try to realize the sound I hear in my head. It actually works... most of the times. Now I almost feel like I'm cheating if I'm using a preset (though I still do occasionally).pdxindy wrote: That was quite enjoyable!! And if you are having the modular itch, I suggest you give Bazille a whirl too!
+1 and +1 ... and on that note... another pad example using the new Uhbie filter (thing is freakin gorgeous!)Bronto Scorpio wrote:
It's more like a "Listen how cool these synths are!" thread
...
It's also a good place for me (and hopefully others) to post my demos without getting too annoying
I often simply have to share some stuff and I don't want to search for excuses to post them in completely unrelated threads somewhere on the instruments forum
Cheers
Dennis
Yes it is!pdxindy wrote:
..another pad example using the new Uhbie filter (thing is freakin gorgeous!)
http://draigathar.org//sounds/Uhbie34.mp3
Better step away from the computer. With good & crazy sounds like that emanating from your microchips, clearly your computer will explode with a force of 20 megatons of dynamite. Be careful.Bronto Scorpio wrote:I just found some Diva demos I made and posted in the other thread when the new modules were announced. Most of these use the new modules.
A buzzy bass soundA bell-ish soundA soft chordTeh tarnce padzA crazy bass soundAn improvised lead sound (please excuse my horrible playing)An absolutely innvovative chord stab you surely never heard before
And two older demos I somehow never posted here.
Another tarnce thingySomething different
Cheers
Dennis
Thanks! I'll try to post some newer stuff soon! I've been working on a Zebra/Zebra HZ only track the last few days, hopefully I'll finish it soon!pdxindy wrote:Hi Dennis... Good to see you posting some stuff again! (even if it is older stuff)
Nice! I still use my trusty, old Zoom H2! The Zoom H6 looks interesting though.pdxindy wrote:I just received my new Zoom H6 portable recorder so am off to do some recording to try it out... the thought makes me think about how I would like a monophonic version of Bazille with an audio input!!
That's almost exactly what happened to my last PC a few months agoaaron aardvark wrote:Better step away from the computer. With good & crazy sounds like that emanating from your microchips, clearly your computer will explode with a force of 20 megatons of dynamite. Be careful.Bronto Scorpio wrote:I just found some Diva demos I made and posted in the other thread when the new modules were announced. Most of these use the new modules.
A buzzy bass soundA bell-ish soundA soft chordTeh tarnce padzA crazy bass soundAn improvised lead sound (please excuse my horrible playing)An absolutely innvovative chord stab you surely never heard before
And two older demos I somehow never posted here.
Another tarnce thingySomething different
Cheers
Dennis
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