Bazille Patch Contest 01 - Voting

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jobromedia wrote:Can you gie a hint how much Bazille will cost once done?
It depends on how well the 3rd synth in the Berlin Modular bundle (with Bazille and ACE XL) turns out. We've been tossing concepts, but no code was written yet. I expect a price between 200 and 250 USD, with an 85$ discount for ACE users.

The currently preferred solution is a slightly more simple modular synth akin the System 100m which gears towards ease of patching rather than multifunctional Übermodules. Which would also be the choice for a lesser price because it's less development time/cost than e.g. a sequencer based synth or the original idea of a synth with a massive multifunctional oscillator.

Releasing the synths unbundled was also in the realm of possibilities, but that's hard to follow up with the promise of a fully recoupable ACE (maybe if ACE gives a 30$ discount on each)

We'll see...

;) Urs

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R.A.W. wrote:
bmrzycki wrote:
Urs wrote:Wow... that's a lot :shock:

Here's my fun entry that doesn't take part in the competition:

http://www.u-he.com/music/UH-Hello4Bazille.zip

Play middle F @ 120bpm
I just played your preset. Brilliant! :D
ah yeah, i forgot to mention my favorite "off-the-record" entry ;)

i really had a good laugh when i heard that!
Thanks :oops:

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Hello,

Great entries!

Here is my vote

1: Seq - Robots Attack 1
2: Bazille on the moon
3: warp sequence legato
4: KasioBeat (Play C3)
5: Circuit Touch

Cheers
T.

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A close contest at the moment. It was a difficult choice, but here are my votes:

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1. Baby Robots Try To Sing             5pts
2. Far East Fields before the Storm    4pts
3. Circuit Touch                       3pts
4. Play Two Notes                      2pts
5. Dark Ages                           1pts

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circuit touch
harsh seq
bass
stardust
dark ages


wasnt so easy to pick 5, so many great patches to choose from :)
thanks to everyone who took the time to patch some cables, its been a fun ride.
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vurt wrote:circuit touch
harsh seq
bass
stardust
dark ages


wasnt so easy to pick 5, so many great patches to choose from :)
thanks to everyone who took the time to patch some cables, its been a fun ride.
vurt, are those choices 5-1 or 1-5? You can just tell me what your #1 preset is.

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circuit touch is my numero uno, getting the 5 points :)
:ud:

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Hello eveyone!

Here are my top5 picks:

1. Afterlife Pad ---------- 5 points
Warm, smooth and solid.. expressive, evocative, simply great!
2. Dying Alien Seashore --- 4 points
Comprex texture, inspiring, good use of midi hookups.
3. Circuit Touch ---------- 3 points
All great stuff!
4. Dark Ages -------------- 2 points
Rich, solid very cool texture.
5. Warp Sequence Legato --- 1 point
Cool aggressive vibe, good use of midi hookups.

Good luck!

Almost made it in my top5 (and not limited to) are:
- Gravity
- Polygonal
- Rymora III
- Seq - Robots Attack 1

Honorable mentions goes to:
All contestants for making this patch contest a great one! :)

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Hi folks

I've only fairly recently become a u-he fan and Zebra2 owner, and I'm also relatively new to patch programming. Consequently, my appreciation of certain patches is based overwhelmingly on my gut feelings about them and very little on my knowledge of the undoubtedly clever programming trickery going on in some of them.

Anywho, I thought that were some really great patches in this selection and it was quite tricky narrowing it down to 5 … nonetheless, that's what I've done…

1: Circuit Touch
I found this patch pretty mesmerising. The 'evolving malfunction' vibe really floats my boat and the bass tones sounded great on my sub with all the top end stuff chirping away at the same time. Lovely.

2: Far East Fields Before the Storm
I don't know how this sounds like it does (and I have tried to figure it out!) but it sounds great. The verb type effect is lovely and works beautifully with the Asian vibe. I really like the extra dimension that tweaking the MW gives with the addition of the first two OSCs. Also, extra credit due for such a picturesque and appropriate name.

3: Seq - Robots Attack 1
I really liked the movement of this patch - using the MW as it pans from side to side is well nice. It's the kind of sequence that I could imagine myself hearing in some kind of computer game boss stage.

4: Polygonal
Just very, very enjoyable to play -- it's like tweaking a synth spring. I really enjoyed the vibrato you can get by adding the MW at note off. Boing!

5: Rymora III MW
Great little minimal sequence. Love the pitter patter of short sine waves and the feeling of electric rain it creates (that sounds quite weird, doesn't it?).

Cheers!

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Broccalock wrote:I've only fairly recently become a u-he fan and Zebra2 owner, and I'm also relatively new to patch programming. Consequently, my appreciation of certain patches is based overwhelmingly on my gut feelings about them and very little on my knowledge of the undoubtedly clever programming trickery going on in some of them.
Welcome! There's nothing wrong with this method of preference. Howard Scarr has several factory patches that use 1-2 modules and almost no modulation and yet they're stunningly beautiful sounds. Often times simple can be beautiful too. :)

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Just a reminder...Voting ends in a few days and we still have several patch contributors that have not voted. If you contributed a patch you must vote! And to everyone else, this is a really close tally for first place so each and every vote counts...

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Great contest! Unfortunately it looks like I'm going to need a new computer when the Bazille and ACE XL are released! :shock:

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Once again it's a really tough one.

Finally I decided to vote as follows:

Circuit Touch: 5 points
Seq Robots Attack: 4 points
Far East Fields Before the Storm: 3 points
Baby Robots Try To Sing: 2 points
Warp Sequence Legato: 1 point

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1. Far East Fields before the Storm (perfect title and beautiful because it's ambiguous)
2. Baby Robots Try To Sing (great fun and very clever - it's almost Cornelius)
3. Pad - Endless Grid 3 (nice programming here with good variety of textures)
4. rymora III MW (classic Berlin minimalist - useful for a range of things)
5. Circuit Touch (very appealing use of random noises)

Some of the others I liked:

Tappy loop set
Pump It Up!
afterlife pad
Dying Alien Seashore
bleepypad2
BAS_Unimog

Congrats to all! Some great stuff in this collection.


PS: Hard to believe Bazille is still only an alpha release ... it sounds so fuqing good.

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Only 23 hours remaining in the voting and it's really close for 1st place! Get those votes in asap! :)

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