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| quote: | Originally posted by Robotrance
i dont understand how that can happen when all new synthesizers are made on the same old traditional setup of "two oscillators with sine, saw, pulse, triangle, or some FM, run through some simple 24db/oct HP/LP filters with ADSR on the filter and amp env.". theres litteraly no invention in analog equipment anymore, they are just selling out now before the digital revolution will kill the entire analog market.
think about it.
every peace of hardware mixer, synth, compressor, and other modules will be completely redundant in very short amount of time.
the day we have a powerful synth where we can draw any waveform we want ourself, with all kinds of LFO magic on any parameter like FM on the oscs, AM filters, endless of distortion possibilities, all automated the way we want, it will be the dead on hardware.
again I mention the Thor synth in Reason as a front leader on this. Its not that incredibly amazing, I do miss a few things that the other synths in Reason have, but if these three synths could be combined into one somehow, make it a VST, add some more LFO options and multiinstance options, it would be the end of all other synths. |
That synth is called Zebra.
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