One-Synth-Challenge: General discussion thread

[e@rs]

^I read their Licensing page... You're right.

[z.prime]

NEWS: Mac version of Oxe FM Synth

[bjporter]

NEWS: Mac version of Oxe FM Synth

[rghvdberg]

NEWS: Mac version of Oxe FM Synth

Ooh, and Linux support! Nice!

[MadBrain]

I think plogue's new freebie synth would be right up your alley:
MadBrain's TableWarp 2

(wavetables!)

[psmacmur]

I think plogue's new freebie synth would be right up your alley:
MadBrain's TableWarp 2

(wavetables!)

Hmm, but it's based on sforzando, a sample player, which pretty much flies in the face of what OSC is all about. Single-cycle samples are generally ok in OSC though, so it kind of depends what's going on under the hood.

[MadBrain]

I think plogue's new freebie synth would be right up your alley:
MadBrain's TableWarp 2
(wavetables!)

Hmm, but it's based on sforzando, a sample player, which pretty much flies in the face of what OSC is all about. Single-cycle samples are generally ok in OSC though, so it kind of depends what's going on under the hood.

It's not sample based, it's all synthesis - sforzando supports custom oscillators. This synth uses its own wavetable + warptable oscillators.

[bjporter]

I think plogue's new freebie synth would be right up your alley:
MadBrain's TableWarp 2
(wavetables!)

Hmm, but it's based on sforzando, a sample player, which pretty much flies in the face of what OSC is all about. Single-cycle samples are generally ok in OSC though, so it kind of depends what's going on under the hood.

It's not sample based, it's all synthesis - sforzando supports custom oscillators. This synth uses its own wavetable + warptable oscillator.

So it's basically like Dune or Z3ta but you load normal SFZ samples?

[z.prime]

[davidv@plogue]

Haha!

But its thruue! (more or less) Both Dimension Pro and ARIA/sforzando have some internal generators,
although exactly which ones are left to the SFZ engine developer.

The 'official SFZ 2.0 book' :


Aria/sforzando has *sine *saw, *triangle, *square and *noise, and all our ARIA-based synth products use custom oscillators made using our SDK.

Example:

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<region> sample=*com.Madbrain.TableWarp2

[z.prime]

I guess, the real question with respect to the TableWarp2 in OSC is: are the oscillators really short-cylce wavetables or sample playback like traditional samples? And, does it force only the wavetable(s) to be used or is there still a possibility of loading samples somewhere (e.g. certain patches)?

[davidv@plogue]

I guess, the real question with respect to the TableWarp2 in OSC is: are the oscillators really short-cylce wavetables or sample playback like traditional samples? And, does it force only the wavetable(s) to be used or is there still a possibility of loading samples somewhere (e.g. certain patches)?

Short cycle wavetables, from maths.
No way to load custom ones in there right now.
Thanks

[bjporter]

I guess, the real question with respect to the TableWarp2 in OSC is: are the oscillators really short-cylce wavetables or sample playback like traditional samples? And, does it force only the wavetable(s) to be used or is there still a possibility of loading samples somewhere (e.g. certain patches)?

Short cycle wavetables, from maths.
No way to load custom ones in there right now.
Thanks

Awesome! Thanks for showing up. That solves that.

[Compyfox]

Sorry for another thread high-jacking.
But the sooner the word is out, the more fun for everyone and time for editing.

The KVR MC16 just went live.
And OSC regulars will see a familiar face as the song provider: Animehaus!


He was kind enough to provide us his track "Talisman". If you want to take a closer look at his production, or maybe even want to try your mixing skills on it, jump over to the "Production Techniques" sub-forum.

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 2&t=449594

The time frame for mixing is 21days (deadline: 21st November) - so enough time left to join the OSC, the MC and(!) the MCC (Music Cafe Competition).


The thread can now resume with it's usual course.

[bjporter]

He was kind enough to provide us his track "Talisman". If you want to take a closer look at his production, or maybe even want to try your mixing skills on it, jump over to the "Production Techniques" sub-forum.

Cool! Congrats to Animehaus!