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Originally Posted by DJ REMIDI
Hi all,
I've listened to Manuel Schleis' Virus sound sets and I did hear quite a bit of aliasing on some patches, but I thought that might be due to the low bit rate of MP3 samples. I've also played around with a Virus C quite a bit at work and it seems like aliasing is especially noticeable on patches with unison and heavy detuning, although it seems a lot less noticeable if I run the same patch through a BR filter (maybe followed by LP in series) with the frequency somewhere around the middle.
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I'm not at all convinced that what you are referring to here even *is* aliasing. Aliasing is only really apparent at high frequencies, and is probably less apparent on fat unison sounds like Manuel Schleis' than in any other situation!
Yes, the Virus does have aliasing, but it is not generally a problem - the thing you should be aware of is that the strengths of the Virus *far* outweigh any weaknesses.
For instance, the new Analog filters are absolutely fantastic! Funny that they don't talk about them on any of the forums though - perhaps it's because these anti-Virus folk don't actually have the first clue about what the Virus can do - they've just heard that it has aliasing and so they just jump on the bandwagon and start slagging..