Doesn't anybody use the Ep Station?
I tried the demo and I loved it. I've been waiting for a release.
And it seems that hardly anybody has a question, or a mention about it. It also hasn't got that many reviews up here at KVR?
What's going on?
Ep-Station.
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- KVRAF
- 3388 posts since 29 May, 2001 from New York, NY
Lights,
Well, nobody has ever requested additional features in EP-Station. So there's no other release scheduled (but this could change, of course).
'Tick
Well, nobody has ever requested additional features in EP-Station. So there's no other release scheduled (but this could change, of course).
'Tick
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- KVRian
- 1238 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from Kentucky
This is one I have considered for quite a while. I have Lounge Lizard and FM7. ep sits in between. I do like the sound because it seems to be what a GOOD FM piano sould sound like, and you do not get that sound with Lounge Lizard. So yes, some of us are out there lurking in the shadows with EP-Station on our "to buy" list.
I'm not sure what features I would ask for. Maybe a demo without dropouts or noise burst or a time out or any other copy protection.
I'm not holding my breath as I waite for that feature.
Robert
I'm not sure what features I would ask for. Maybe a demo without dropouts or noise burst or a time out or any other copy protection.
I'm not holding my breath as I waite for that feature.
Robert
All I need to be happy is one more VSTi.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 72 posts since 20 Sep, 2002
Okay here are some features I would be intrested in.
A minimal interface mode. Something that zaps away the text screen once you're done editing and just shows the phaser, chorus and main volume buttons.
Solo, mute funtions for each of the three sound sources. I find i have to bring down the volume of two sound sources to hear and chisel at one.
If you edit a patch withen a bank then jump to another patch then back to your original edited one you should find your tweaks still there. At the moment the patch you edit is reset once you move to another one. So it's kind of difficult to compare patches with others after editing.
I know you could probably save each one before oreviewing others but i think that's a hassel.
Is there a way of being able to see the available sound sources as a list or patch box? right now you actually have to scroll through them one by one. Which isn't bad at first, but once you get familiar with them you start having favorites that you wanna jump to straight away.
Now having said that I really do wanna stress that I admire this instrument. It takes editing with a mouse to a very functional yet still attractive level. And the sounds are beautiful.
A minimal interface mode. Something that zaps away the text screen once you're done editing and just shows the phaser, chorus and main volume buttons.
Solo, mute funtions for each of the three sound sources. I find i have to bring down the volume of two sound sources to hear and chisel at one.
If you edit a patch withen a bank then jump to another patch then back to your original edited one you should find your tweaks still there. At the moment the patch you edit is reset once you move to another one. So it's kind of difficult to compare patches with others after editing.
I know you could probably save each one before oreviewing others but i think that's a hassel.
Is there a way of being able to see the available sound sources as a list or patch box? right now you actually have to scroll through them one by one. Which isn't bad at first, but once you get familiar with them you start having favorites that you wanna jump to straight away.
Now having said that I really do wanna stress that I admire this instrument. It takes editing with a mouse to a very functional yet still attractive level. And the sounds are beautiful.
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- KVRAF
- 3388 posts since 29 May, 2001 from New York, NY
All of these are sensible requests. Let me finish this Rhino thing first, and then I'll see what I can do.
'Tick
'Tick
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 72 posts since 20 Sep, 2002
Alright then. I'll Pm you my email and you could keep me posted.
The reason I'm being persistant is that I think this one can truely be called a musical instrument. As I said in the original thread. I love just playing it. even outside of a sequencer. I even paractice my scales with it in the morning. Tick you got a classic there. But it needs to b pushed on.
The reason I'm being persistant is that I think this one can truely be called a musical instrument. As I said in the original thread. I love just playing it. even outside of a sequencer. I even paractice my scales with it in the morning. Tick you got a classic there. But it needs to b pushed on.
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