On this thread, we like synthesisers.
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elbows
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Its the original as far as I know.
Because of the much longer version of that gig which is on the official WDR Rockpalast youtube channel:
Its quite the gig. I quite like it, in the same way I like their first album or two which are lesser known and not like what came later.
Because of the much longer version of that gig which is on the official WDR Rockpalast youtube channel:
Its quite the gig. I quite like it, in the same way I like their first album or two which are lesser known and not like what came later.
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danski
"vibey"
Wtf??!!Ah, it’s CAN. Knew I’d seen it before
Ah, it’s not CAN. Swear I saw it labelled as them somewhere. Must be CAN’T then
danski
"vibey"
Lol i should’ve watched it!!! It looks the same from the still.
elbows
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A long-running German tv series.
This wikipedia article only deals with a later version of it but given both the ones highlighted in this thread were from years earlier, I presume there was an earlier incarnation:
Rockpalast - Wikipedia
On this thread we like gawping at percussion synthesisers.
krtek a houby
Merry Xmas!
The original discovery of techno
(Approx 1:54 if you don't want to watch the whole 2 mins)
(Approx 1:54 if you don't want to watch the whole 2 mins)
danski
"vibey"
Been messing with Koala Sampler. It's fucking great! Five quid!
Standalone it's ace but I did get it as it will directly integrate with my Digitakt via USB to do some stuff with samples it can do better/easier.
£5!!!!
(I did also purchase the Samurai edition for time stretch, eq and stem splitting for 4 quid)
www.koalasampler.com
It is a piece of piss to use.
Has decent midi sync and controller mapping too
Standalone it's ace but I did get it as it will directly integrate with my Digitakt via USB to do some stuff with samples it can do better/easier.
£5!!!!
(I did also purchase the Samurai edition for time stretch, eq and stem splitting for 4 quid)
Home » Koala Sampler
Koala Sampler is the ultimate pocket-sized sampler for making beats in seconds, for iOS and Android. Import or record samples, 24 built-in effects.
www.koalasampler.com
It is a piece of piss to use.
Has decent midi sync and controller mapping too
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danski
"vibey"
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danski
"vibey"
ska invita
Dunno if this might be of interest?!
www.orangegroovesamples.com
No frills but does the job.
I only recently found out what this sound is
Dunno if this might be of interest?!
CZ-101 Organ Plug-In (FREE) | OrangeGrooveSamples
This plug-in is an emulation of the famous Casio CZ-101 Organ Patch. This sound is being used in absolutely tons of Dance tracks at the moment and now you can get your hands on this amazing sound. Mac & Windows Compatible *** Will Not Work On M1 Macs. Intel Only *** VST3Audio Unit Download for...
www.orangegroovesamples.com
I only recently found out what this sound is
heinous seamus
Perfect in an empty room
This looks suspiciously like the kind of thing I buy then never use.
danski
"vibey"
Yes.
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
It has to be worth 100 quid just to attempt to recreate the Dr Who tune.
heinous seamus
Perfect in an empty room
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
I've wanted to build one for years, but it's one of those things I just never got round to doing, and it would have cost about the same to build one, so it's really a no-brainer for me to buy it.Can I get a shot of it once you've put it back in the box
I'll be done with it in about three days
petee
no gods, no malarkey
danski
"vibey"
Videos when you do pleaseit looks like the kind of thing I'd use constantly
Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
Here's a weird notion
I use the term VST but I really mean musical instrusment since that's what vst's are for me. I don't own and down't have any interest in owning hardware synths. YMMV of course. This isn't about the quality or integrity thereof or the accuracy of vst emulations. I don't care about any of that.
With that said I find myself having some odd attitudes. On one hand I prefer to use actual emulations, such as Repro or some Arturia stuff. THis is because I like working within the parameters of those synths, their limits, and because of their iconic sounds. Repro 5 sounds great, as does the Arturia CZ.
On the other hand I've used a few of the 'jack of all trades' synths, such as Pigments, or Diva, and I own Zebra. These plug ins are amazing and can create a lot of great sounds. But they lack those limits (which means analysis paralysis and sometimes steep learning curves - i don't really understand the oscillator choices in zebra).
So I am kinda torn. It seems a bit facile to use emulations on the basis that "hey i'm using the iconic DX7, or Proiphet 5, or whatever", but I actually quite like that. I think it adds character to my music, and, on a weird creative level, it inspires me.
But I also like the sound design options of something like Zebra. I used to own pigments which i think is a fantastic piece of software, it's so easy to use. (My only, and personal, issue with it was that it just sounded rather thin, so I transferred the license).
Not really sure if there are any answers to this. Maybe it's just me and my creative idiosyncrasies.
I use the term VST but I really mean musical instrusment since that's what vst's are for me. I don't own and down't have any interest in owning hardware synths. YMMV of course. This isn't about the quality or integrity thereof or the accuracy of vst emulations. I don't care about any of that.
With that said I find myself having some odd attitudes. On one hand I prefer to use actual emulations, such as Repro or some Arturia stuff. THis is because I like working within the parameters of those synths, their limits, and because of their iconic sounds. Repro 5 sounds great, as does the Arturia CZ.
On the other hand I've used a few of the 'jack of all trades' synths, such as Pigments, or Diva, and I own Zebra. These plug ins are amazing and can create a lot of great sounds. But they lack those limits (which means analysis paralysis and sometimes steep learning curves - i don't really understand the oscillator choices in zebra).
So I am kinda torn. It seems a bit facile to use emulations on the basis that "hey i'm using the iconic DX7, or Proiphet 5, or whatever", but I actually quite like that. I think it adds character to my music, and, on a weird creative level, it inspires me.
But I also like the sound design options of something like Zebra. I used to own pigments which i think is a fantastic piece of software, it's so easy to use. (My only, and personal, issue with it was that it just sounded rather thin, so I transferred the license).
Not really sure if there are any answers to this. Maybe it's just me and my creative idiosyncrasies.
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
Not really sure there was a question. But use whatever floats your boat and gets the desired result.
heinous seamus
Perfect in an empty room
How did you get on with the stylophone / theramin?
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
It was a pre-order. It hasn't arrived yet. Not heard anything from them.
ATOMIC SUPLEX
Member Since: 1985 Post Count: 3
Has that still not come out yet? Blimey.
Like the new Omnichord synth. . . . Except that when the pre order price of that was revealed I doubt very many people slapped their money on the table. I think a lot of people thought it would be a budget item like the original, and wipe out the crazy prices the vintage market has been seeing . . . . But no, its even more unaffordable!
Suzuki Omnichord OM-108
Almost £800 for a bouncy keyboard.
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petee
no gods, no malarkey
i have my eye on that and i'm waiting for it to be actually announced.
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
Little jam on my favourite homemade wavestate patch.
Dunno why I bought the wavestate, it's great for programming complicated patterns and modulations but I mostly just like finding a nice sound and playing tunes with it. With a bit of tinkering though you can get some lovely organic-sounding things out of it.
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