3 Sonic Synth Disks?

[MRT]

Thanks for taking the time to put together all that info! You've covered everything I can think of.

MRT

[Squids]

Exactly! I told you it was one of the very first ones! Actually, the Bitheadz modules were the very first ones. I actually did the sounds for Tubes Tines & Transistors. But, that engine had some great synthesis features but the filters were weak and the effects were 'orrible. Sorry. When I saw SampleTank I had to switch engines and obviously that was the right choice (ie. Bitheadz is no more).

The image in the picture is actually a hybrid of a 2500 and the actual GUI of the original Sonic Synth. It was brush metal with EMS Synthi knobs. Here's a small world for you... Muse Research's Dan Timis was working with me on it, helping us change the GUI for Unity to look that way (looked a lot better than Unity did I can tell you). He's a great guy and I am happy to see he's still doing music stuff with the Receptor. Muse Research also owns KVR (although I think most people know that by now).

Anyway, it is funny but from that time to now Sonic Synth finally has the look and features I had always wanted since the beginning. Can you imagine what we've been building up for this for the last 3 years?

[Sicklecell666]

Sonic Synth definately is very attractive..

But it's kinda funny that someone pointed out the 'synth edit' tag on the lower left