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Lovely synth and those envelopes are just awesome! Wish more synths would have as snappy envelopes.
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egbert101 wrote:I was very tempted to buy it this time, with the sale, but the tiny interface killed it for me. Really needs a resizable redesign of the UI.
Seems alright to me. But, i'm pretty close to my PC's display.
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It has sort of all in one screen approach which I personally like, but the tradeoff is smaller GUI elements... I just sit a bit closer to the screen when playing with it :) (btw. I'm on 21" 1080p screen)
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BTW, can anyone tell me why, when the oscillators are set to free running, they're still phasing, and the phase knob also is functioning? I was under the impression that, when the oscillators are free running, it shouldn't phase, and the phase knob shouldn't do anything either. The manual says it is there to "save phase relations between the oscillators". I must admit i don't quite get that. If the oscillators are free running, what would a phase control do then?
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chk071 wrote:
egbert101 wrote:I was very tempted to buy it this time, with the sale, but the tiny interface killed it for me. Really needs a resizable redesign of the UI.
Seems alright to me. But, i'm pretty close to my PC's display.
I'm fine with it too and my PC is nothing special - Standard mac screen.
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chk071 wrote:BTW, can anyone tell me why, when the oscillators are set to free running, they're still phasing, and the phase knob also is functioning? I was under the impression that, when the oscillators are free running, it shouldn't phase, and the phase knob shouldn't do anything either. The manual says it is there to "save phase relations between the oscillators". I must admit i don't quite get that. If the oscillators are free running, what would a phase control do then?
A static phase value shouldn't have an impact in free-running mode I think. What is funny, though, is that in Sylenth1 for instance when you modulate the phase with an LFO, the pitch changes despite free-running mode.
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fluffy_little_something wrote: A static phase value shouldn't have an impact in free-running mode I think.
That's what i was thinking too, hence the surprise.
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From the manual:

"Note that the PHASE knob is still operating when the FREE switch is turned on. This allows
you to save phase relations between all oscillators in free-running mode. However, if you
don’t want to keep oscillators in sync for your sounds, then you can enable the free-running
mode for one oscillator and disable it for another."
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Yeah, i read that too. The thing is, WHY does it save phase relations, and, what if i happen to want to use more than 2 oscillators? I also noticed that the oscillators won't phase anymore, when you choose free running, and then adjust the phase knob. The important question for me is though, why do they happen to phase in the first place, when they're set to free-running? Free-running is free-running, and shouldn't phase.
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Maybe it's like sync which not only handles the waves' start, but also makes sure there is no drift in either wave as the sound carries on, i.e. the phase relationship stays the same until the sound has faded away. Just a guess...
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