But that said, I know Bronto Scorpio made a free preset pack for Bazille, and I think you'll find a number of other free presets if you search this thread.
edit: Ouch, just got ninja-posted by Bronto Scorpio himself!
+1 on the Question.chilly7 wrote: . . . Berlin Modular is a package of 3 separeta synths or it means that actually I can wire one synth to another and combine one thing from one synth and with another( for example I can route Filters from Ace to Bazilie or use Oscilator from Bazilie and route to Ace Lfo and so on)?
They guy following me even here in this thread on this forum!EvilDragon wrote:It's 3 separate synths.
Let here from Urse.tommyzai wrote:+1 on the Question.chilly7 wrote: . . . Berlin Modular is a package of 3 separeta synths or it means that actually I can wire one synth to another and combine one thing from one synth and with another( for example I can route Filters from Ace to Bazilie or use Oscilator from Bazilie and route to Ace Lfo and so on)?
chilly7 wrote:Let here from Urse.tommyzai wrote:+1 on the Question.chilly7 wrote: . . . Berlin Modular is a package of 3 separeta synths or it means that actually I can wire one synth to another and combine one thing from one synth and with another( for example I can route Filters from Ace to Bazilie or use Oscilator from Bazilie and route to Ace Lfo and so on)?
It's a dilemma with polyphonic synths. If output VCA envelope was bypassed, all 8 or so voices would sound at once. Special momophonic modes are required to avoid cacophony and make things usable. One needs to drop the voice concept, as we did with Zebrify.jbuonacc wrote:i haven't looked through this whole thread, and maybe i'm missing something simple in the interface, but is there a way to bypass the Gate or Envelope on the Outputs? it seems like the only way to get it to sound is by sending it a MIDI note-on.
i ask because one thing i love to do on the Nord Modular is to create drones that output continuously and don't need to be triggered. i don't see how this might be possible with Bazille. is there any workaround?
Hmmm, not quite... the thing has evolved since, like KBSoundSmith says, instead of offering three different synths we might merge them into a single one. Think Bazille with Diva's way of swapping modulesEvilDragon wrote:Just read the FIRST POST IN THE THREAD.
Nah, that's way exaggerated. Z3 won't remotely have the significance of Diva.KBSoundSmith wrote:the U-he team are working on Zebra 3, which I can't wait to see (something in my gut is telling me that Zebra 3 might possibly prove to be the most significant soft synth to ever be developed. I just have a feeling we'll be talking about soft synths pre-Zebra 3 and post-Zebra 3 after a couple of years).
Urs wrote:Hmmm, not quite... the thing has evolved since, like KBSoundSmith says, instead of offering three different synths we might merge them into a single one. Think Bazille with Diva's way of swapping modulesEvilDragon wrote:Just read the FIRST POST IN THE THREAD.
You may be able to play a note or twoEvilDragon wrote:Urs wrote:Hmmm, not quite... the thing has evolved since, like KBSoundSmith says, instead of offering three different synths we might merge them into a single one. Think Bazille with Diva's way of swapping modulesEvilDragon wrote:Just read the FIRST POST IN THE THREAD.
Whoa - I smell a CPU munching beast. Will a 12-core not be enough?
Two notes!!! That's double most 'real' modulars!Urs wrote:You may be able to play a note or two
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