Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

hi,

> do you have a website now ? i would like to check them out.

a propper site is still in the works but i have them posted on
temporary pages. you can download them here:

motion 2.5 (2 oscillator polysynth with loads of modulation options.)
http://www.cortidesign.com/motion

rez 1.0 (simple 1 oscillator monosynth with a highly resonant lp filter.)
http://www.cortidesign.com/rez 

flash is required to view the pages. if you dont have it, let me know
and i'll give you the direct links to the files.

> wna is a nice one - i really like to build up my additive waves
> and fm them - are you intoo the development of it ?

no i was not part of the development. (i think that was all dave.)
i was just on the beta test team and doing some patches for it.
my favorite parts of wna are the bizarre results from wav importing,
being able to draw the spectrum, and its unabashedly digital nature.

> however those other additives around are great too. vertigo is so 
> unbelievable at resynthesis ! and it will be updated soon.

yeah, i cant wait. im a big fan of vertigo. its a brilliant synth
and, imho, the resynthesis really is outrageously good
compared to the competition.

if john comes through with what he mentioned a bit back on kvr,
the next version of vertigo will not only contain the new spectral
engine (and all the goodies that go along with it) but also loop
start/stop points that we'll be able to modulate. that will 
essentially turn vertigo into an addtive, resynthesizing,
transwave-esque, monster.

im looking forward to trying cube 1.5 when the demo is released.
thats going to combine 512 partial resynthesis and 4 way morphing
that could be great.

> about the pitched to keys delays - i suggest you have to experiment 
> yourself. you can assign note-numbers to delay time .. but the result 
> will not be always the same, cuz feedback is needed to hear any
> sound and this means chaos. 

sounds like fun. :-)

-ugo