Oj listen:
 

oh my gof listen to this!!!

it's not quite new, but nevertheless...

By Gof you're right, its an instrument demo, it should fly up the charts.

Thats got me thinking, would it be possible to take one these 'demos' add a wailing slag, chop it up a bit and release it as a download single ?

I wonder what chart position it would reach ?

OR, if you could train a chimp......

This is one of the best synth demos I've ever heard: http://waldorf.electro-music.com/mic...chnittchen.mp3

microQ.

Re: Oj listen:
 

Great Demo,would be even better if steven hawkins wouldn't gob off so much in the middle :wink:

Re: Oj listen:
 

anyone has some bread to dip with this cheese? :lol:

I think the Radias has a lot going for it.

Certainly the 2 x 32-step (or 1 x 64-step) mod sequencers, morphing filters, variable decay/release curves, grainshifter, tube-modelling etc. are appealing. The supposed alias-free analogue modelling is nicked from their Oasys board. The PCM stuff and vocoder looks alright too, although I would prefer to be able to use my own PCMs as wavetables/oscillators.

Hopefully like Korg's moss synthesis it would also allow you to warp the sync of saw waves to give a fatter chorus type sound (as discussed [here] a good while ago), and it would be truly amazing if you could do this on their "supersaw/hypersaw" equivalent (which they imaginatively titled it "unison oscillator"). 8O

Buckets of potential there, anyhow.

Re: Oj listen:
 

Maybe we should annoy them by doing a cover of it on the TI :)

but only 24 voices for almost 1800$
come on.... i bet clavia will also be putting out an NL4 with dualcore dsp which will allow 40000 voices soon.

But with such a....butiful demo track, how can you say no?


I must be dreaming again...,
Sleepwalker

I remember reading somewhere along the line that a few of the Access demos were released on 12" - although I think they were missing the "wailing slag". :D

What, you thought Access made all their money selling faulty synths?!