Stefan Stenzel and Axel Hartmann worked on the Komplexer. So, yes, it was coded by Waldorf, if you will. Also can load the microQ's wavetables. And it sounds like a Waldorf.fmr wrote: ↑Sun Jan 06, 2019 7:10 pmIt wasn't.robotmonkey wrote: ↑Sun Jan 06, 2019 6:13 pm Pretty sure it was coded by Waldorf anyway. I thought Terratec went out of business long time ago.
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I stand correctedAloysius wrote: ↑Sun Jan 06, 2019 7:55 pmThe Terratec KOMPLEXER is a softsynth with an architecture similar to the microQ. Indeed the synth engine has been developed by Stefan Stenzel of Stadler Electro, the R&D head of Waldorf Music. Despite all the similarities it is not based on the microQ code.
I wasn't aware of that. But maybe there wasn't Waldorf at the time. I think Stefan Stenzel revived Waldorf later, and that may be the origin of my confusion.
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Could someone A/B Komplexer and uQ playing the same patches? That would be great! My guess is they will come out the same (much to the angst of some). If I am wrong I would like to know! They are both 100% software and both 100% coded by Stefan. Can someone do the comparison? I am in uQ / Komplexer mode right now 
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Tried it with Vavra by Dsp56300 project which is a free microq emulator and some patches sound similar but some sound totaly different, much better on the microq emulator..MutantHero wrote: ↑Mon Jul 19, 2021 6:12 am Could someone A/B Komplexer and uQ playing the same patches? That would be great! My guess is they will come out the same (much to the angst of some). If I am wrong I would like to know! They are both 100% software and both 100% coded by Stefan. Can someone do the comparison? I am in uQ / Komplexer mode right now
