TI vs JP8K: Hypersaw as bright as Supersaw (audio inside)?..

[ben crosland]

That LdStrngzMS patch is not made with HyperSaw, and is thus not really the best choice for a comparison

~+? - are you sure the pops and clicks you are hearing in this patch aren't just clipping? I'm checking it here, and it plays fine.

[Timo]

DS, think you got the wrong end of my stick. I too have no desire for the Hypersaw to emulate the Supersaw. I just want to actually compare, hear, and learn the differences between the two, so everyone will know how they both stand, individually. I haven't heard the TI's hypersaw in isolation (dry) yet.

[Dance123]

Hi,

Is there anything wrong with comparing the hypersaw with the JP8000 supersaw and seeing how they compare. I posted a JP8000 demo in the first message, all I ask is if anybody can try to emulate that sound as good as possible. That's a fair question in my opinion. It has beeen said here that the hypersaw would have more energy in the high frequencies so let's hear it.

Why does nobody with a TI want to do this?! Seriously, if your TI is connected to your PC it doesn't take that much time to do it. Isn't the point of a forum trying to help each other?

[Dance123]

Originally Posted by ben crosland

That LdStrngzMS patch is not made with HyperSaw, and is thus not really the best choice for a comparison

~+? - are you sure the pops and clicks you are hearing in this patch aren't just clipping? I'm checking it here, and it plays fine.

Ben, why don't you want to post an audio demo of the hypersaw?! Didn't you mention in some old thread that the TI hypersaw would have more energy in the high frequencies, so please now let's hear it!

[DIGITAL SCREAMS]

Ok gotchya

If I had a TI...... this forum would be swamped with links to sound demo's....so plz.....for god sake someone send me their TI

DS

[Dance123]

Originally Posted by Dan

Okay, I'll bite. This was recorded straight from my Virus b with no other processing. I could probably get a lot closer to the original if I used external processing (i.e. EQ). Ironically enough, there were no saw waves used in the making of this patch

http://s63.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2...C26PPOBE7TXFBZ

Peace \/
Dan
www.soundclick.com/chisel316

Hi Dan,

Finally somebody who took the effort to help with my question by posting a good audio demo! Thanks for that. You programmed it well, but now I have finally heard what many people always said and that is that when the filter goes full open with the older Virus synths it lacks alot of high end.

That's the reason why I would love to hear the same from somebody with a TI to hear if the hypersaw is better regarding this. That was the hole point why I started this thread! So, anybody with a TI could PLEASE do this demo?! I would really appreciate that alot!

Thanks!!

[ben crosland]

Originally Posted by Dance123

Ben, why don't you want to post an audio demo of the hypersaw?!

Two reasons:

1) Don't have the bandwidth

2) Can't be bothered, sorry!

[Dance123]

I still hope somebody with a TI can do the hypersaw audio demo, cause this is really frustrating! It's a simple request, it's not like I am asking something that is very hard to do if you have a TI. I don't understand why nobody wants to do this.

[ten]

might do later....cant be arsed right now....watching csi and eating

ten

[~+?]

Originally Posted by ben crosland

That LdStrngzMS patch is not made with HyperSaw, and is thus not really the best choice for a comparison

~+? - are you sure the pops and clicks you are hearing in this patch aren't just clipping? I'm checking it here, and it plays fine.

BEN, The problem I found it happens with that patch if the notes overlap! The overlapping notes also make the LFO act odd! Try the patch again with some note overlaps and start tweaking and see what happens.