What's K-I-S-S?
Nor do I know what you mean by your last sentence. I consider myself a sound designer. As a sound designer I can't live with 1 or 2 envelopes. Additional envelopes can make a big difference.
What's K-I-S-S?
Who gives a flying f**k about how accurate an emulation it is of a synth from 40 years ago that I never owned or have any connection to? It's 2020, I want a synth that sounds good just because it sounds good and, in some of the testing I've done, RePro 5 hasn't performed very well at all against that simple criteria.
Keep It Simple, Stupid.
I consider sound design to be about 5% of what I do as an artist. It's a skill anyone working with synthesisers or in a studio has to have if they want to do good work. It's not something I see as a valid standalone trade. If you're a good sound designer, you should be able to coax great sounds out of anything and working with a more limited set of tools would be the ultimate challenge, wouldn't it? I certainly couldn't create our wall of sound from 4 or 5 instruments if I wasn't a competent sound designer.Nor do I know what you mean by your last sentence. I consider myself a sound designer. As a sound designer I can't live with 1 or 2 envelopes. Additional envelopes can make a big difference.
That"s why we hear so many Farts these Days. They are always "unique".
lol imagine believing bx_oberhausen sounds better than... anythingBONES wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 5:48 amWell, first of all I think RePro 1 sounds better than RePro 5, so that's one. Then there is bx_oberhausen, which sounds better again and is a whole lot easier to work with. I think DUNE probably sounds better, too, and is capable of doing so much more than Diva or RePro 5, all while putting about one-quarter of the strain on your CPU. I'd also suggest that both The Legend and Obsession do at least as good a job for lower CPU, too.poopinpants wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 4:41 amBut can any other synths out there on the same level as DIVA? Or Repro 5? I want to hear them!!
I think a lot of it possibly comes down to presets - emulations are going to put a lot more emphasis on the sounds that people interested in emulations are most likely to be impressed by, where a synth like DUNE concentrates on more modern sounds in its patch banks. But if you want to get that old-school sound, DUNE or Hive or Pigments are all going to be able to accommodate you. It's just that you'll have to do the work yourself.
I don't feel like they're discussing Diva much. They're mostly discussing hardware vs. software.GRUMP wrote: ↑Sat Sep 26, 2020 7:56 pm ... here a link to a German Discussion with a quiet critical Majority https://www.sequencer.de/synthesizer/th ... zen.93292/
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