Can every sound from Dune be heard in Dune 2

[chk071]

Thanks for the uncalled hostility.

Dude, you just talk out of your A**, coming on here dictating something is better than
something else when you don't even post any music you've done with your superior arsenal.
so just STFU.

I added that it is my opinion, you dumb idiot.

[surreal]

Aaaaaannnd back to the topic... get both Dune 1 and 2..... they are both awesome!

[ZeePok]

 
Dunedain:

Go here and register (free).

There you find the Dune-BE version of Dune 1 (free and fully functional (except for the effects), highly recommended!

Problem solved ..

[fluffy_little_something]

No. Dune 1 and 2 are technically incompatible, but in terms of architecture etc. they are similar.

It would be pretty obvious to most people that an 'architectural' similarity means absolutely nothing if the components of that architecture behave differently.

I don't think they do for the most part.
Why don't we ask Richard for his opinion. he is on KVR occasionally...

[Dúnedain]

 
Dunedain:

Go here and register (free).

There you find the Dune-BE version of Dune 1 (free and fully functional (except for the effects), highly recommended!

Problem solved ..

Yes I know thanks

[wald]

One thing that was great in Dune1 is not the same in Dune2, which is that the FM knob in v1 fed into the oscillator to make some great tonal variations. In Dune2 the FM is a completely separate module, and can't create that same kind of thing. Though I like the v2 FM module a lot.
I still have v1 and v2. Both of em are excellent synths imo.

mcnoone, I think you can achieve that via the mod matrix.

[Cinebient]

One thing that was great in Dune1 is not the same in Dune2, which is that the FM knob in v1 fed into the oscillator to make some great tonal variations. In Dune2 the FM is a completely separate module, and can't create that same kind of thing. Though I like the v2 FM module a lot.
I still have v1 and v2. Both of em are excellent synths imo.

mcnoone, I think you can achieve that via the mod matrix.

But you can modulate an osc with another osc. So you can create an FM sound and use it as modulation source for whatever.
Dune 2 is a beast!

[Dúnedain]

I installed the free version of Dune from the http://www.studiodrive.de website. It appears in my components folder together with the 2 demo versions of the real Dune. However even after a restart of Logic it doesn't show up. Why can't I see it?

[chk071]

I have no idea about either Logic or AU, but i read on Synapse's forum once that there was a problem with AU validation of Dune BE. Could that be the issue?

Also note that Dune BE is 32-bit only. If that should pose an issue.

[.jon]

Hmm, Dune CM is x64.

Quite nice synth, I dumped Synth1 (after over a decade of proud service!) for Dune CM as my low-CPU general purpose poly-VA. Maybe old, maybe magware, but the guys who made it sure knew what they were doing. Simple to use but versatile and powerful. I don't use these kinds of synths so much that I'd want to invest into a current, top shelf commercial option, so having this level of quality for free is very nice.

Cheers Synapse and CM!

[Kumi_27]

Hmm, Dune CM is x64.

Because it got updates unlike the Beat Edition. BE was kind of one-shot.
However, the CM version has half the mod matrix of the full/BE versions.

[Dúnedain]

I have no idea about either Logic or AU, but i read on Synapse's forum once that there was a problem with AU validation of Dune BE. Could that be the issue?

Also note that Dune BE is 32-bit only. If that should pose an issue.

Ah that must be the case. Logic Pro X is 64 bit only.

[Dúnedain]

So Computer Music got their version of Dune as well? On the monthly cover disc I assume?

[chk071]

Yep. Maybe someone can confirm that there's a Mac 64-bit version on there too. I only can confirm that the Windows version is 32- and 64-bit.

[wald]

Yep. Maybe someone can confirm that there's a Mac 64-bit version on there too. I only can confirm that the Windows version is 32- and 64-bit.

Dune CM Mac is 64 bit.