musically speaking they work well together PEK and P'08 ... here in this studio they reside on a three tier rack P'08 on top, PEK middle and Korg Extreme bottom the core ... ;-) it's funny how some expect certain sounds automatically without programming or learning what the synth is, even before you buy it ... I often tell everyone, it's the defects that make up the synth as well as the desired sound ... I am wondering now what some of these people think about how I run a lot of the synths into analog filters ... well there are a few types of people out there who buy synths : a few of the more common types 1. collectors 2. sound makers 3. music makers I am sure many here can add to that list. Which maybe the posts should have a disclaimer, which type of person are you who xyz's the comments? As I mentioned before, I do not think any of my fans who listen to my works care much about the details of the synths used, it's the sound out that tweaks the mind. Dave Smith has made a great pair of rare instruments here. dale band web pages Inquisitor Betrayer "Space Elevator" Get it at http://cdbaby.com/cd/inquisitorbetrayer http://www.inquisitorbetrayer.com , http://www.myspace.com/inquisitorbetrayer , http://www.musicforte.com/member/ib_staff and Angel's Wings www.myspace.com/lorrainekay iTunes http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playListId=200365877 New group for Serious Musicians, Serious_Musicians@yahoogroups.com, for those who want to spend less time marketing and more time making music Escuchen a los Inquisitor - Musica para Inteligentes. Music is nothing if the audience is deaf. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anu Kirk" <anukirk@...> <snip> > Dave Smith indicated that he "tweaked" the waveshapes and filters differently on the Prophet 08 than the Evolver. > > I personally haven't heard them side-by-side, so I can't say definitively. DocT or someone could give you more of an answer. > > >From what I have heard (both anecdotally and from MP3s, YouTube, etc.) the differences are subtle. For basic 2-oscillator analog-type patches, you should be able to get very close using the Evolver. > > However if you just want to make those kinds of sounds, I'd get the Prophet. From my perspective, the whole point of getting the Evolver is to make the kinds of sounds only it can make - using the feedback and the digital oscillators in tandem with the analog stuff. > > Evolver *always* has digital conversion, whether the effects are on or off. Analog oscillators + filter go digital, through HPF/Feedback/Delay, then get converted to analog again at the outputs. You can bypass the HPF, but the digital/analog conversion always happens. > > It's just how the synth is designed. Some people find it really objectionable. .
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Re: [DSI Synths] Re: comparison: prophet 08 to PEK
2009-07-13 by Dale (Inquisitor Betrayer)
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