of course you can create ambient pads with a modular, but you will often want that pad to be polyphonic and that is not such an easy task, because you will probably need really a lot of modules for that. i guess this is the main reason for the absence of such sound examples. virtual analogue synths are usually polyphonic, so these are used for pad stuff more often. but that doesn't mean that it is entirely impossible to make gorgeous pads with an analogue modular. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "sungrazer778" <sungrazer778@...> wrote: > > I know that modular synthesizers are capable of more than just goofy > bleeps and lofi techno, but those are the only sound examples i've > ever heard from one. Does anyone have a sound example of a beautiful > ambient pad sort of thing from an A-100? It just seems like > more "virtual analog" synthesizers are capable of this than the actual > one's that they're trying to emulate... >
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Re: Capabilities of the A-100
2006-06-20 by selfoscillate
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