Yahoo Groups archive
Thread
2010-05-10 by spaceanimals
The other night I tried getting some bass sounds out of AAS Ultra Analog vst synth. Maybe UA sounds more authentic (doesn't sound at all like my old SIEL DK 6000) but the AN1X is a much more aggressive synth. Much easier to get a good bass sound, especially when run through a tube amp. Having great fun however with a freeware casio phase distortion synth. Gloriously cheesy. Jimmy
2010-05-10 by Trancer M
Hi Jimmy, I've never tried that AAS VST, but my all time favorite bass VST is the following: 1. Arturia Moog Modular (very distinct filters) 2. A-Synth (a free ware) very powerful oscillators & the filters are very close to moog's 3. Finally the brand newACE from U-HE, stands for Any Cable Everywhere, so it's a modular synth, but it's capable to do many ground shaking basses, I love it...As for the Yamaha AN1x, I have the EX5 which has a mini AN synth onboard, man it sounds great, I can even do real bass guitar patches with the AN synth. Sometimes I wish to have AN1x but many people suffer from its tiny display & hard to program... Sincerely, Phreaque ________________________________
From: spaceanimals <jim.alciere@...>
To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, May 10, 2010 6:01:35 PM
Subject: [AN1x] vst synthbass
The other night I tried getting some bass sounds out of AAS Ultra Analog vst synth. Maybe UA sounds more authentic (doesn't sound at all like my old SIEL DK 6000) but the AN1X is a much more aggressive synth. Much easier to get a good bass sound, especially when run through a tube amp.
Having great fun however with a freeware casio phase distortion synth. Gloriously cheesy.
Jimmy
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]2010-05-10 by Jeff
spaceanimals a \ufffdcrit : > > The other night I tried getting some bass sounds out of AAS Ultra > Analog vst synth. Maybe UA sounds more authentic (doesn't sound at all > like my old SIEL DK 6000) but the AN1X is a much more aggressive > synth. Much easier to get a good bass sound, especially when run > through a tube amp. > > Having great fun however with a freeware casio phase distortion synth. > Hi Jimmy ! try "the real thing", Casio CZs are cheap on the 2nd hand market ! Cheers J.F.
> Gloriously cheesy. > > Jimmy > >
2010-05-11 by Jeff
Hello! the AN1x is not so awful to program , even from the front panel. Let's say it is less "user friendly" than a lot of V.A. synths. And for you computer freaks there is a little software (AN1x edit) that makes the things more comfortable....and a lot of sound patches available as .mid or .an files. Cheers. J.F. Trancer M a �crit :
> > Hi Jimmy, > > I've never tried that AAS VST, but my all time favorite bass VST is > the following: > > 1. Arturia Moog Modular (very distinct filters) > 2. A-Synth (a free ware) very powerful oscillators & the filters are > very close to moog's > 3. Finally the brand newACE from U-HE, stands for Any Cable > Everywhere, so it's a modular synth, but it's capable to do many > ground shaking basses, I love it...As for the Yamaha AN1x, I have the > EX5 which has a mini AN synth onboard, man it sounds great, I can even > do real bass guitar patches with the AN synth. Sometimes I wish to > have AN1x but many people suffer from its tiny display & hard to > program... > > Sincerely, > Phreaque > > ________________________________ > From: spaceanimals <jim.alciere@... > <mailto:jim.alciere%40gmail.com>> > To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com <mailto:AN1x-list%40yahoogroups.com> > Sent: Mon, May 10, 2010 6:01:35 PM > Subject: [AN1x] vst synthbass > > The other night I tried getting some bass sounds out of AAS Ultra > Analog vst synth. Maybe UA sounds more authentic (doesn't sound at all > like my old SIEL DK 6000) but the AN1X is a much more aggressive > synth. Much easier to get a good bass sound, especially when run > through a tube amp. > > Having great fun however with a freeware casio phase distortion synth. > Gloriously cheesy. > > Jimmy > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > >
2010-05-11 by Trancer M
Well to me, I've tried the PLG150-AN when I had a motif ES7, the programming via PC was logic, but not efficient. I found the Yamaha EX5 is easier to program, even the DX7! BTW, my Virus TI2 is not that easy if you want to make a patch. Although there're too many knobs?! ________________________________
From: Jeff <jf.serviere@...>
To: AN1x-list@...m
Sent: Tue, May 11, 2010 9:56:21 PM
Subject: Re: [AN1x] vst synthbass
Hello!
the AN1x is not so awful to program , even from the front panel. Let's
say it is less "user friendly" than a lot of V.A. synths. And for you
computer freaks there is a little software (AN1x edit) that makes the
things more comfortable. ...and a lot of sound patches available as .mid
or .an files.
Cheers.
J.F.
Trancer M a écrit :
>
> Hi Jimmy,
>
> I've never tried that AAS VST, but my all time favorite bass VST is
> the following:
>
> 1. Arturia Moog Modular (very distinct filters)
> 2. A-Synth (a free ware) very powerful oscillators & the filters are
> very close to moog's
> 3. Finally the brand newACE from U-HE, stands for Any Cable
> Everywhere, so it's a modular synth, but it's capable to do many
> ground shaking basses, I love it...As for the Yamaha AN1x, I have the
> EX5 which has a mini AN synth onboard, man it sounds great, I can even
> do real bass guitar patches with the AN synth. Sometimes I wish to
> have AN1x but many people suffer from its tiny display & hard to
> program...
>
> Sincerely,
> Phreaque
>
> ____________ _________ _________ __
> From: spaceanimals <jim.alciere@ gmail.com
> <mailto:jim. alciere%40gmail. com>>
> To: AN1x-list@yahoogrou ps.com <mailto:AN1x- list%40yahoogrou ps.com>
> Sent: Mon, May 10, 2010 6:01:35 PM
> Subject: [AN1x] vst synthbass
>
> The other night I tried getting some bass sounds out of AAS Ultra
> Analog vst synth. Maybe UA sounds more authentic (doesn't sound at all
> like my old SIEL DK 6000) but the AN1X is a much more aggressive
> synth. Much easier to get a good bass sound, especially when run
> through a tube amp.
>
> Having great fun however with a freeware casio phase distortion synth.
> Gloriously cheesy.
>
> Jimmy
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]