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Posted by MoonMan on May-29-2006 13:50:

Novation Nova?

Just wondering if any guys here have a Novation Nova? Just purchased one off Ebay. The range of sounds it produces, are meant to be lush. Can anyone give me a heads up on what to expect


Posted by jahnlay on May-29-2006 14:50:

I love my Nova, it's a great synth, great FX, great filters, awesome little machine. All the knobs send to midi too, so you can use it as a controller for your soft synths too. There are tons of patches available for download over the net. A great buy, it won't let you down.


Posted by Mikk on May-30-2006 06:40:

I love my Nova too. The Vengeance soundset is awesome but with such a great interface it's easy to program your own sounds. It's great for all kinds of sounds. Unison and VCO style oscillator mode in the newest os are really cool.


Posted by MrPit on May-30-2006 06:54:

yes, the nova is a little beast. It can produce drum sounds, leads, pads verry well. There are so manny reviews no need to mention the power of nova.


Posted by Analog Artisan on May-30-2006 14:20:

is there much difference between the nova and supernova? I realise the supernova has more voices and a few more options, but is the sound very different? (asking people who have played with both)


Posted by wrzonance on May-30-2006 19:02:

*faps* My buddy/co-producer Vadim has Nova. It is the tits. I seriously love that thing, I always joke about borrowing it for a while... but one of these days I will.

You made a wise purchase off the ebay.


Posted by sonic_akb on May-30-2006 22:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Analog Artisan
is there much difference between the nova and supernova? I realise the supernova has more voices and a few more options, but is the sound very different? (asking people who have played with both)


Supernova 2 is pretty different than Supernova 1/Nova. SN1 and Nova are pretty similar. SN2 has 42 band vocoder/an amazing OSC section with a lot of fine tuning parameters - not found in Virus or Q - it's serious, a lot of features here/IO digital possibilities/powerful programable arpeggiator including to send arps via MIDI out/powerful FM algorithm with 3 operators (almost an DX21 with its 4 operators - other synths only have 2 operators) etc. The sound from SN1/SN2/Nova have the same character (Oberheim sound) and a liquid filter (I like it), but the filter is very different than found on Virus B/C (MACHO filter).


Posted by wink on Jun-01-2006 01:08:

Read This!

I hated my supernova... honestly, in my opinion, the only hardware synth worth having around is virus.


Posted by wrzonance on Jun-01-2006 01:16:

It's not the synth. It's the user.


Posted by sonic_akb on Jun-01-2006 14:58:

quote:
Originally posted by wink
I hated my supernova... honestly, in my opinion, the only hardware synth worth having around is virus.


I love my Supernova 2: it's beautiful, sexy and has an amazing sound.


Posted by AlexKross on Jun-01-2006 16:38:

quote:
Originally posted by wink
I hated my supernova... honestly, in my opinion, the only hardware synth worth having around is virus.


dont forget to add the 8080...........


Posted by -mk- on Jun-06-2006 22:55:

Re: Novation Nova?

quote:
Originally posted by MoonMan
Just wondering if any guys here have a Novation Nova? Just purchased one off Ebay. The range of sounds it produces, are meant to be lush. Can anyone give me a heads up on what to expect


By your request, here's the few demo sounds i posted earlier on another Nova topic:
http://www.mkdr.net/novademo/

Nothing special, just few basic sounds to show off the famous character of the synth(no additional fx or eq or anything). Theres also a clip with all sounds from Nova and Drumstation(+2 drumsamples), but those sounds are processed with outboard stuff..



The range of sounds you can do with Nova is awesome and the inputs are very usefull if you have some other synths to hook thru it.



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