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cryophonik
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Originally posted by cronodevir
Hrm..6 oscs...6 EGs...maby they are already linked? :eek:

The last EG is the overall EG and the first one is who knows what, never heard of PEG before.


PEG is the Pitch Envelope Generator - it is obviously hardwired to pitch. The Amp Envelope is hardwired to the overall shape of the sound. The other 6 envelopes are freely assignable to any destination using the mod matrix. Like the oscillators and LFOs, you don't have to use all 6, just use the one(s) you want, ignore the rest. Very simple.
cronodevir
Heh, you want a synth that is complicated, Open FM8. The path doesn't even follow a logical order. And all the aspects are on different pages, like filters, evn, oscs etc etc.

Matter of fact, now that i look at it, i cannot even find a filter on FM8..does it even have one?
4everX
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Originally posted by Lyft
z3ta+
V-station
Albino 3
Sylenth
Gladiator

planning on getting nexus2 and spectrasonics omnisphere eventually


i suggest also zebra2 and Vanguard :cool:


quote:
Somehow this guy managed to figure it out and made a pretty good audio demo out : http://www.adamszabo.com/mp3/Adam_Van_Baker_z3ta%2B_Soundset_Preset_Demo.mp3


i can't belive that this guy produce very cool trance with a creative inspire and a simple pc :eek:

my opinion is:
is not the great instrument that makes a good sound but the artist's skill
Luke Terry
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Originally posted by cronodevir Matter of fact, now that i look at it, i cannot even find a filter on FM8..does it even have one?


Yes. Simple cutoff is in the expert tab
Waza
quote:
Originally posted by Luke Terry
Yes. Simple cutoff is in the expert tab



lol you have to know quantum physics to know where the cut off knob is...
MrJiveBoJingles
Did the original FM synthesizers even have filters?
cronodevir
There is no cutoff tab...

I hope your not refering to the X operator
palm
quote:
Originally posted by cronodevir
There is no cutoff tab...

I hope your not refering to the X operator


this alone makes me wanna try it :D weird structure always amuses me
cryophonik
quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Did the original FM synthesizers even have filters?


No. Most FM synths, including the DX-series, did not have filters. Similarly, the "filter" in FM8 is not your traditional resonant analog-style filter either. Actually, I believe it's just a 2-pole cutoff that is only available to the X-operator. But, I'm definitely no expert with that synth. Blue is a much easier FM synth to wrap my head around.
MrJiveBoJingles
quote:
Originally posted by cryophonik
No. Most FM synths, including the DX-series, did not have filters.

Yeah, I didn't think so, since the whole idea of "filtering" is to subtract frequencies and FM synthesis is basically an additive method.

cronodevir
Yes so, i thought FM8 had multiple synth methods...guess not , i coudl sworn i heard some 303 sounds. How do you do that with FM?
DJ Robby Rox
Virus TI

I'm starting a new job this week (that pays wayyy better) and I've decided to make a "virus jar".

I'm gonna throw 50-100 bucks in there every week and maybe by summer I can get one, or I may decide to go with a Nord a few months earlier. Nord sounds beautiful but the virus has the ability to put a special "character stamp" in even simple sounds like plucks.

Nord makes nice plucks, but they still sound lost, like they don't know who they belong to.
You hear a virus pluck and you know that pluck belongs to a virus. (a good one)

..this thread was about hardware right?
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