200e

Since the latest software updates, I have not heard any aliasing.  Take 
the square wave from the mod osc and filter is back a little and you 
have some nice soothing sounds.  Also, if you back off the warp, any  
timbre can be perceived as mellow and soft.  Try patching a single CV 
to the velocity inputs on the 292e and the warp inputs on the 259e.  
Warp can definately be abused to the point of thinking the 259e is only 
capable of a few types of timbres.  You have to break out of a single 
pattern of patching and thinking to see how the 259e can be used in 
other context.  Not to belittle the Plan B stuff because it is 
definately very nice sounding, however, the 259e can do any timbre the 
Plan B model 15 can as well as many many many others.  It is all just a 
matter of programming skill.



--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "cuari7" <cuari7@c...> wrote:
> I still think it'd be great to have an oscillator with no aliasing. 
> The 259e's are great for percussive and wild, rude sounds, but for 
the 
> times when we're in a more mellow musical mood, something like the 
> original 259 or even the 258 would be a perfect complement. I'm 
hoping 
> the Plan B oscillator from P. Grenader will be able to fill this 
> void...