doctorbob wrote: Mon Feb 28, 2022 6:30 pm Mr T. No criticism of yours and anyone else doing 1 instance tracks! Really good ones so far over the various OSC rounds of late!
I just never thought of trying my tracks (mainly piano) as a one instance. You made me think again, and I could see how I could route the "bass" and other tracks to the piano melody track, and it does sound quite good (but without perc, of course!!!). Careful automated EQ could realise the different instruments along the track too. I will remember this, listen carefully to other 1 instance tracks, and consider this for future OSC's - just really never crossed my mind to try it ...
Sorry it it seemed to imply your track was easy to do ... on the contrary!
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I've been teasing you, Rob! 
Yeah, any synth that offers key tracking has the potential to work well as a single instance. Biggest trouble with this one, though, is that you cannot automate modulation or have inverted modulation (except for the almost ridiculous velocity inversion??? Why...well...that's one of the rarest things one would want inverted, really). Sooooooooo...this really makes me want to try this with an even more adequate synth for such a thing. It's a beautiful challenge itself to try and make one wholesome instrument out of a synth, which would hold up across all octaves. In a way, my Lord of the Springs could possibly be incredible for that, too, by its very nature...hmmm.
Luckily I yet haven't chosen to write a reverb plugin called "Tail of Legend"!
(jeeeez, had to think about this one this morning and didn't expect to find a properly ridiculous segue to squeeze it in. Oh, no...no, no, I should stop!) 
(...probably should start a brand called "InNuendo" or so... 
...and my ignorant attempt at a classical appearing composition. 
But no, i'll leave it as is!
