Doepfer

hello,
no. additive synths have up to 128 harmonics for each
voice.
having more harmonics gives you much more control over
the sound's timbre.
so, at least for me, it would be usefull to have at
least 32 harmonics for an additive machine/module.
regards,
Bakis.




--- sfrules <sfrules@together.net> wrote:

> 
> Hi, Dudes
> 
>   rs370/rs375?
> 
> Looks like a wonderful module, but it is too
> polyphonic, too complex,  
> too big, and too pricey!!
> Give me mastery over ONE note and I will be happy!  
> I am not really  
> sure you need
> to have 32 overtones.  Unless you are playing
> infra-bass, the last  
> dozen or so would be
> performing for bats and other small undesirable
> species, nicht var?
> 
> <signed>
> 
> poor johnny one-note
> 
> 


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