really? i will have to respectfully disagree, i dont like either, especially spire.
i think there are a good few synths around that surpass them right now
really? i will have to respectfully disagree, i dont like either, especially spire.
Both Richard and Urs are capable developers, but I still stand by my opinion that neither DUNE, nor Zebra has an ADSR envelope that truly does it justice.Butwug wrote: ↑Mon Dec 10, 2018 2:18 pm Fairly new to music production but, from all the demos I tried I wouldnt put any above Zebra2 as far as sound quality. The fact that it consumes such low cpu compared to other synths is quite amazing. I jumped on the UHe/Zebra2 fanboy wagon after I found out blade runner was made pretty much all with Zebra2. It can use a prettier interface to show active modulations and other synths have it beat by quite a bit in the UI area. But strictly sound quality, Zebra is part of the God Tier soft synths.
PC, Windows 10. Installed the demo with no problems, but not showing up in my DAW. I can see the files installed in the destinated folders.
I think you nail the situation with the “spend a little time.” I remember the first time I checked out Dune... I think it was the magware version... I remember thinking it was a little unintuitive. I seem to remember that I thought it needed better indication as to what oscillators were enabled in a patch and a few other issues. Things like rearranging the effect order was a bit hard to figure out unless you read the manual. I sort of put it aside and moved on.
Oh dear there's Snappy again. His pal Punchy can't be far behind.
So the Polaris filter is named after the one used in the Rhodes Polaris, but the Saturn?!
Typical U-He fanboy is typical
I only have Bitwig 8 track here and never use it so I'm no expert but Dune 3 shows up here. Can't really give you much help if it's not showing there. Just wanted to post that it is possible for Bitwig and D3 to function together..... (Win 10 64 bit).
Alpha 24 = Juno alphafluffy_little_something wrote: ↑Mon Dec 10, 2018 2:41 pm So the Polaris filter is named after the one used in the Rhodes Polaris, but the Saturn?!
That's probably not possible when they are different synths inside. It's like asking for a converter for turning Charlatan into Omnisphere patches. Well, maybe slightly exaggerated
In the case of DUNE I think it could be possible. I have a Yamaha TG77 (and SY99). Both are completely different from DX7, yet, the software editors I had/have for them could load DX7 banks and convert therm into SY/TG banks. The sound isn't 100% matching, but the basics were there, and fromthen on we could fine tune to our like.fluffy_little_something wrote: ↑Mon Dec 10, 2018 2:51 pmThat's probably not possible when they are different synths inside. It's like asking for a converter for turning Charlatan into Omnisphere patches. Well, maybe slightly exaggerated
Yes, the Prophet 600, Prophet T8, Matrix 12 & Xpander, and the Rhodes Chroma Polaris all used that 3372 chip.carrieres wrote: ↑Mon Dec 10, 2018 2:46 pmAlpha 24 = Juno alphafluffy_little_something wrote: ↑Mon Dec 10, 2018 2:41 pm So the Polaris filter is named after the one used in the Rhodes Polaris, but the Saturn?!
Polaris 24 = Prophet 600
Saturn 24 = Jupiter 8
Pro 12/24 = Legend/Moog
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