Yes.j0hnny wrote:Will Bazille be able to load tuning files?
Berlin Modular (ancient thread)
- KVRAF
- 4197 posts since 23 May, 2004 from Bad Vilbel, Germany
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- KVRist
- 341 posts since 30 Nov, 2008
Play'ed a bit around with bazille, wanted to created a kickdrum and came up with this:
http://www.file-upload.net/download-749 ... Kopie.html
try at E3 142 bpm .... hihi Instantgoa
http://www.file-upload.net/download-749 ... Kopie.html
try at E3 142 bpm .... hihi Instantgoa
- KVRian
- 715 posts since 3 May, 2007 from UK
Nice one!
I'll check it out later. I made some great kicks in ACE last weekend. Using the ramp generator to sweep a sine and then to shape the pitch further and more subtly, used the second ASDR. It gets you close to most kinds of useful Kicks
Cheers
Scorb
I'll check it out later. I made some great kicks in ACE last weekend. Using the ramp generator to sweep a sine and then to shape the pitch further and more subtly, used the second ASDR. It gets you close to most kinds of useful Kicks
Cheers
Scorb
- KVRian
- 1095 posts since 12 Jan, 2011
What are/will the sonic and feature difference be between Bazille and ACE? Somewhere I read they will both become part of Berlin Modular, but at this point they are self-contained plugins. U-he Fans will buy Bazille regardless, but for the rest . . . what advantages/differences does one have over the other?
If this question has been previously answered, I won't be insulted someone is kind enough to provide a link. If not, I appreciate a comparison.
If this question has been previously answered, I won't be insulted someone is kind enough to provide a link. If not, I appreciate a comparison.
- u-he
- Topic Starter
- 30255 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin
Well, Bazille is kind of a nerdy thing. Where ACE is a "could have existed" classical modular synth with analogue roots, Bazille is a modular FM/PD synth. Bazille is a bit of a bastard in the way she combines strictly digital synthesis with an analogue paradigm (patch everything anywhere).tommyzai wrote:What are/will the sonic and feature difference be between Bazille and ACE? Somewhere I read they will both become part of Berlin Modular, but at this point they are self-contained plugins. U-he Fans will buy Bazille regardless, but for the rest . . . what advantages/differences does one have over the other?
If this question has been previously answered, I won't be insulted someone is kind enough to provide a link. If not, I appreciate a comparison.
I don't expect Bazille to be a big seller, but I expect her to be what we stand for: Something that had to be done, and done right.
Berlin Modular is a different story, and something we need to wait for a bit longer. I get goose bumps thinking of it.
- KVRian
- 1095 posts since 12 Jan, 2011
Urs, do you believe the uniqueness (less commercial, i.e., not a standard analog emulation, etc.) of Bazille will make it more of a specialty item for the nerdy set? Down the road, will Berlin Modular be a container that holds/houses the likes of Bazille and ACE and __________? Much appreciation for your speedy replies.Urs wrote: . . . I don't expect Bazille to be a big seller, but I expect her to be what we stand for: Something that had to be done, and done right. Berlin Modular is a different story, and something we need to wait for a bit longer. I get goose bumps thinking of it.
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- KVRian
- 743 posts since 14 Apr, 2004
I'm nerdy.Urs wrote: Well, Bazille is kind of a nerdy thing.
Can't wait for the final release!
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- KVRian
- 1116 posts since 6 Jul, 2009
Well, I guess I finally have a label for myself.Urs wrote:Well, Bazille is kind of a nerdy thing. Where ACE is a "could have existed" classical modular synth with analogue roots, Bazille is a modular FM/PD synth. Bazille is a bit of a bastard in the way she combines strictly digital synthesis with an analogue paradigm (patch everything anywhere).tommyzai wrote:What are/will the sonic and feature difference be between Bazille and ACE? Somewhere I read they will both become part of Berlin Modular, but at this point they are self-contained plugins. U-he Fans will buy Bazille regardless, but for the rest . . . what advantages/differences does one have over the other?
If this question has been previously answered, I won't be insulted someone is kind enough to provide a link. If not, I appreciate a comparison.
I don't expect Bazille to be a big seller, but I expect her to be what we stand for: Something that had to be done, and done right.
Berlin Modular is a different story, and something we need to wait for a bit longer. I get goose bumps thinking of it.
Perhaps Bazille will not be your biggest seller, due to its nature. But I, for one, can already tell you that it will receive much love from me, and I can only appreciate that u-he is developing a product for a niche subset of a niche market.
- KVRAF
- 27005 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
I expect you are right... but still... Bazille is really in a class by itself. The toolset, flexibility and sound quality is unrivaled.Urs wrote:
I don't expect Bazille to be a big seller, but I expect her to be what we stand for: Something that had to be done, and done right.
It is an amazing percussion synth... intense raw basses, effects, lots of FM type sounds at a quality that synths like FM8 cannot touch... and more...
- KVRAF
- 4197 posts since 23 May, 2004 from Bad Vilbel, Germany
But of course! It has all the necessary ingredients.tommyzai wrote:Can Bazille do LATELY BASS.. LOL
- KVRian
- 696 posts since 6 Nov, 2011 from The Netherlands
Just in case someone is interested to hear a song with 22 instances of Bazille (0.5), please listen to our 100% Bazille only track on our soundcloud page:
https://soundcloud.com/solidtrax/solidt ... orget-your
We for sure can't wait for the release version. We played with it briefly on the Musikmesse and it's awesome! The many many different kind of sounds you can make with it are inspiring for sure!
https://soundcloud.com/solidtrax/solidt ... orget-your
We for sure can't wait for the release version. We played with it briefly on the Musikmesse and it's awesome! The many many different kind of sounds you can make with it are inspiring for sure!
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- KVRAF
- 4197 posts since 23 May, 2004 from Bad Vilbel, Germany
@Solidtrax: EDM isn't normally my kind of music, but that's one helluva groove!

