Pretty much, an Access version of the Waldorf XT would be superb. I'd get an XT/XTk, but alas, no more Waldorf.
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I believe that is adequately why waldorf went under...The XT/XTK did not seem like an acutely popular synth...

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i think many people are afrid of above then simple to program synths
and the xt got the name of a complex synth and kind of hard to program

Sometimes I get a feeling that every synth that is said to be complex to program is actually very easy to program. The people who say it's complex just are those masterminds that don't bother to read manuals.

I'd have to say a modular Virus would cause me to sit up and take notice a bit.

Before that though Access, please make some more filters for the VC.

well im sure there will be a few more vc os updates before the next access product

I agree with tomer...im atleast hopeing there r more updates :wink:


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Well new filter types might be inevitable...considering the ION.

There is one filter type I wont be needing and thats the JUpiter 8 b'cos Ive just got hold of another one (well my band m8 has atually). Unlike the JP8 I owned this one is mint from an anlogue dealer....cost nearly ?2000 though :(

Goto http://www.vintagesynth.org/artists/ap_ub.shtml and listen to 'Botz' or 'Moondusted'. Then you'll understand why people still want to use true analog weeeeee.......

Those piercing rising synth sounds are Jupiter 6 or 8 for sure. I love the dirtyness of pure analog tracks.

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i dont think access can use "the jupiter filter" because roland already trade marked it and used it again on their jp80*0

I'd much rather see new filter types than recreations of old ones. For me, the best thing about the new LP Analog filters isn't the 4Pole minimoog emulation - it's the self-oscillating 1Pole. I keep finding myself coming back to that filter at the moment, because that's where the new sounds are.