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Fair enough. Can't wait, modal synthesis is a really cool thing. :phones:

I'm really interested in the OSC gui. I remember you talking about some clever way to make the GUI more integrated. With all the respect and admiration, I think Serum stole the spotlight for the most versatile waveform editor at the moment. Especially it's ability to reach and edit really high harmonics of the waveform. (Especially with that fixed-noise-adding tool.) Is something in that manner planned too? (Ignore me if asking too much questions. :) )
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Urs wrote:
zerocrossing wrote:
Urs wrote:
zerocrossing wrote:what I'd also like to see in Zebra 3, is that most of the effect parameters are modulatable.
They have been modulatable since Zebra 1.0, i.e. they'v never been not modulatable ;)
They are? Well, then you're done! :oops:
Yeah, hehe, almost :lol: :lol: :lol:
OK, see now how I missed this! I know, RTFM. :dog: I was expecting an assignment "knob" like in other aspects of the UI and it didn't occur to my puny brain that I should just use the mod matrix! :tu:
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Ok now i have to ask, since i see no updates on the estimated arrival of Zebra 3, when do you think it will show up? "Atleast 6 months" has passed now dont you think!? :D

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My guess is at least 10 months, best case....
rsp
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Ok now i have to ask, since i see no updates on the estimated arrival of Zebra 3, when do you think it will show up? "Atleast 6 months" has passed now dont you think!? :D
U he has just released Hive , i don't think you will have Z3 soon....

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I feel that until next year we will not see a beta version

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Cinebient wrote:I would be happy with endless LFO's. Most synths have way to less for me. (I only find a little iPad synth which can do this).

Another question... after all the time is this still sure that i get Zebra 3 for free (if it ever comes :) when i buy Zebra 2 and the Dark Zebra?
polyphonic lfos are my preference

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jackmazzotti wrote: polyphonic lfos are my preference
Also all lfos should sync against gate (in different modes) regardless of their nature.

In addition to XY controllers it would be nice to have several "Macro" buttons.
Each button should could contain set of params for current synthesys scheme. For example: playing brass patch and have few buttons for different articulation: one very short and attacky and one long and mellow etc.
Novation Ultra/Mini Novas have similar settings and they are very useful esp in live scenarios.
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goleat wrote:I feel that until next year we will not see a beta version
That's really Bad News

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Guillotin wrote:
goleat wrote:I feel that until next year we will not see a beta version
That's really Bad News
I know … it's terrible isn't it?! What with Zebra 2 being so crap and unusable and all. What will we do? :wink:

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I was thinking...because Zebra 3:

1) Will not be compatible with Zebra 2 sounds
2) Will not include a Zebrify 3 component.
3) Will not include a Zebralette 3 model.

...Why not just turn Zebra 3 into a new synth? It sounds like aside from the name, it's going to be radically different, anyway.

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masterhiggins wrote:I was thinking...because Zebra 3:

1) Will not be compatible with Zebra 2 sounds
2) Will not include a Zebrify 3 component.
3) Will not include a Zebralette 3 model.

...Why not just turn Zebra 3 into a new synth? It sounds like aside from the name, it's going to be radically different, anyway.
what about a kind of polyzebra that shall be called Herd aside to Hive ?

:P

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david.beholder wrote:In addition to XY controllers it would be nice to have several "Macro" buttons.
Each button should could contain set of params for current synthesys scheme. For example: playing brass patch and have few buttons for different articulation: one very short and attacky and one long and mellow etc.
This is something I've thought of as well. Why should the concept of " key-switching" be limited to samplers? Whether the sounds are imitations of traditional instruments, or "fantasy" instruments that don't exist, there's a case to be made for quick access to variations not only for performance-based variations but also for textural variation - i.e.: accessing. idiosyncratic variations distinguishing one version of the same instrument from another (no two trumpets sound exactly alike; neither do two "Blorundums".... ;) Assignable key-switches and/or "Macro" buttons as David suggests are good options.

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Release an official interface to skin Zebra 2.x and many users will be happy for a while :-).

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Breeze wrote:This is something I've thought of as well. Why should the concept of " key-switching" be limited to samplers?
BTW Elektron Analog keys also has similar feature: preset / key map
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