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Forums - Synths & synthesis
Subject: IF ONLY WE COULD KNOW THE FUTURE
Original Message Date: 23-Sep-00 @ 04:13 AM - IF ONLY WE COULD KNOW THE FUTURE
Dont it wind you up not knowing the future, example back in 1985-87 when i was a bit younger and skint there was a music shop near me where pro 1s, korg monopolys,and some truly alien looking yamaha analogs with 8 or 16 knobs all in a line for step seqs and so forth,and they where selling or not as the case was just before the 89 analog age revival,for like £80.00 a piece ,makes me sick as i have all the modern virtual stuff ,but none of them have that truly solid sound......must build time machine go back buy all analog bring back midi up ,trash virtuals,real filters ,real osc drift,real bass ends,seems to me the virtual ones have bass that is as wide as analog but analog is solid right through and virtual is big but hollow like a balloon.oh well.sorry for going off on one .
Message 21/22 05-Oct-00 @ 08:03 PM - RE: IF ONLY WE COULD KNOW THE FUTURE
What the hell happened to Quasimidi? They just dissapeared it seems. If they got bought, who bought them?
Message 22/22 07-Oct-00 @ 09:25 PM - RE: IF ONLY WE COULD KNOW THE FUTURE
I don't know what happended , but their polymorph was the physical modeling synth that was really up front and warm. the sirius sounded cool but fell way short of analog. Orbital used the polymorph extensively on "Middle of Nowhere" along with the electribe ER-1 for beats. Jomox is sweet. I think mixing modeled and analog, as well as FM and digital together i get the textures i need. If i used all analog it would sound way too rhetro.
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