Dawesome MYTH
- KVRAF
- 1576 posts since 19 May, 2011 from North Carolina
Elta Music makes a couple of drone synths - the Solar 42 is the newest I think, and it sounds (and looks) incredible. But of course, very little in the way of traditional musical playability, even at a price of just south of $2,000 USD I think.
Same could of course be said of the Buchlas, etc. And dozens of others.
They're quality instruments, but certainly not for everyone, and neither is this (quite obviously!)
There are a number of included Osc. sources that only render atonal sounds, but others work quite well, then a little mucking with the starting point and a few other IRIS parameters and you can achieve playability.
For example, start with the Init patch, load kit6 into an Osc., set the Iris position to around 7-8 o'clock, raise the Saw and FM a bit, give the Main ADSR a piano-like shape, and transpose the Osc up an octave. There's a nice keyboard tone there that can form the basis for a lot of playable sounds. Modulate the FM and Harmonic Ratio, add a few effects, and there's the basis for a ton of patches there, and you may get to places you wouldn't as easily with another synth. Don't even need a filter.
I get that's not how a lot of people want to work, and there's lot of work placing modulators for experimentation, etc., but this is just a lot more of a niche synth. So, no disagreement if someone doesn't click with, but for experimentalists and people who like "see what happens" sound design, I think it hits a sweet spot.
Would love a few quality-of-live additions - kinda wish Velocity and Keytrack were pre-wired to ADSRs, etc. But - thanks Dawesome for much for finally getting triplet and dot BPM sync! (Can we plz haz on the previously released synths?)
Same could of course be said of the Buchlas, etc. And dozens of others.
They're quality instruments, but certainly not for everyone, and neither is this (quite obviously!)
There are a number of included Osc. sources that only render atonal sounds, but others work quite well, then a little mucking with the starting point and a few other IRIS parameters and you can achieve playability.
For example, start with the Init patch, load kit6 into an Osc., set the Iris position to around 7-8 o'clock, raise the Saw and FM a bit, give the Main ADSR a piano-like shape, and transpose the Osc up an octave. There's a nice keyboard tone there that can form the basis for a lot of playable sounds. Modulate the FM and Harmonic Ratio, add a few effects, and there's the basis for a ton of patches there, and you may get to places you wouldn't as easily with another synth. Don't even need a filter.
I get that's not how a lot of people want to work, and there's lot of work placing modulators for experimentation, etc., but this is just a lot more of a niche synth. So, no disagreement if someone doesn't click with, but for experimentalists and people who like "see what happens" sound design, I think it hits a sweet spot.
Would love a few quality-of-live additions - kinda wish Velocity and Keytrack were pre-wired to ADSRs, etc. But - thanks Dawesome for much for finally getting triplet and dot BPM sync! (Can we plz haz on the previously released synths?)
- KVRAF
- 6066 posts since 8 Jul, 2009
Your post mythstifies me.JoeCat wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 4:47 am Elta Music makes a couple of drone synths - the Solar 42 is the newest I think, and it sounds (and looks) incredible. But of course, very little in the way of traditional musical playability, even at a price of just south of $2,000 USD I think.
Same could of course be said of the Buchlas...
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- KVRAF
- 1576 posts since 19 May, 2011 from North Carolina
Meaning peeps are willing to pay good money for niche kit that makes weird atonal sounds and not basses, stabs, strings, etc.plexuss wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 5:50 amYour post mythstifies me.JoeCat wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 4:47 am Elta Music makes a couple of drone synths - the Solar 42 is the newest I think, and it sounds (and looks) incredible. But of course, very little in the way of traditional musical playability, even at a price of just south of $2,000 USD I think.
Same could of course be said of the Buchlas...
I don’t think you can judge the price asked and quality just on the breadth of a synth for producing more “useful” sounds.
Of course, there are other valid reasons people don’t like it. But personally I think it’s pretty successful at what it’s trying to accomplish.
- KVRAF
- 2892 posts since 8 Jun, 2018
- KVRAF
- 2892 posts since 8 Jun, 2018
saw it at VIC there seems to be a coupon code for Dawesome MYTH via the Tracktion site that gives an extra discount:
you can by it for $99 with the coupon
DAWESOME-LOVES-YOU
you can by it for $99 with the coupon
DAWESOME-LOVES-YOU
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- KVRAF
- 16306 posts since 12 Oct, 2008 from Here and there
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- KVRAF
- 1930 posts since 10 Jan, 2018
I have sampled your opinions and it seems you haven't constructed much positivity for this one.
No sample packs from you will leave something mything.
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- KVRist
- 171 posts since 25 Aug, 2003 from Germany
Does your pool need to be patched?
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- KVRAF
- 8852 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
hmmmm nice but it sounds too metallic and screechy for me, are warm pads/drones also possible? not demo'ed yet thx
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- KVRAF
- 2892 posts since 8 Jun, 2018
well it is my style, true. but even i can make warmer pads/drones. they are certainly possible. no problem at all.
https://youtu.be/GP2s8y9jy7k?si=wYsq_eTDuZXqR8_U
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- KVRist
- 144 posts since 20 Mar, 2024
I have been enjoying Myth a lot themore I play with it but is too expensive for me and I can achieve similar musical outcomes in other ways - but I would buy Myth at $50 - I completely understand it is worth more but that is my budget. And of course Tracktion dont really allow license transfers just account takeover so I am reluctant to ever get something from them again
- KVRAF
- 2892 posts since 8 Jun, 2018
budget is always factor, of course.sandandpaint wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 10:16 am I have been enjoying Myth a lot themore I play with it but is too expensive for me and I can achieve similar musical outcomes in other ways - but I would buy Myth at $50 - I completely understand it is worth more but that is my budget. And of course Tracktion dont really allow license transfers just account takeover so I am reluctant to ever get something from them again
the lowest price is now $99 via Tracktion, with the Coupon Code mentioned.
don't forget; you can have a fully working MYTH (no noise, saving presets, and save state in DAWs, etc.) for 90 (!) Days, if you register for a trial.
indeed Tracktion did change their policy, some weeks, or months ago? not long ago. perhaps they return to normal...
for me i don't mind NFR, i buy to die..... but i agree, it isn't a great thing, what Tracktion did.
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- KVRist
- 171 posts since 25 Aug, 2003 from Germany
You mean something more like this (no external FX were used)?
https://od.lk/s/818d6188534915c64b3cc3e ... %20Pad.mp3
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- KVRist
- 144 posts since 20 Mar, 2024
yes I have the 90 day demo. In my view it was incredibly unethical to change the sale conditions without 'grandfathering' ie new conditions only applied to new purchases. I have no problems with NFR although I prefer to have no restriction on license transfer but I do think they have been unfair. Hence I am reluctant to buy from themWasteLand wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 10:25 ambudget is always factor, of course.sandandpaint wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 10:16 am I have been enjoying Myth a lot themore I play with it but is too expensive for me and I can achieve similar musical outcomes in other ways - but I would buy Myth at $50 - I completely understand it is worth more but that is my budget. And of course Tracktion dont really allow license transfers just account takeover so I am reluctant to ever get something from them again
the lowest price is now $99 via Tracktion, with the Coupon Code mentioned.
don't forget; you can have a fully working MYTH (no noise, saving presets, and save state in DAWs, etc.) for 90 (!) Days, if you register for a trial.
indeed Tracktion did change their policy, some weeks, or months ago? not long ago. perhaps they return to normal...
for me i don't mind NFR, i buy to die..... but i agree, it isn't a great thing, what Tracktion did.