Hi, Hahaha - I had a sneaky feeling that you guys would respond like this :) >maybe i should also do some more a107 examples to make >you buy both? ;-) That would be great. But see below ;) >beautiful filter with lots of capabilities. you can >create a million sounds with it. >buy two a106's AND the a107! I would expect this from a man with 200+ modules ;) I have precisely one g6 and it's about 60% full. I live in South Africa and it costs a lot of money to get a new g6 shipped here, which, at the best of times, I don't have. Plus, doepfer don't accept credit cards and getting a bank draft for import purposes is quite a business in this country, involving a *lot* of red tape for even small amounts. So I have to pick my modules carefully and then buy them as a block. I like filters that don't just remove frequencies but add character while they're doing it. With the a107 examples, there was a politeness and, more importantly, a lack of weight to the sound that made me question whether I'd actually use it. So if anyone wants to make some clips, I'd be most interested in hearing what the standard filters can do - i.e. LPF, HPF, BPF modes - because I don't have the luxury to buy a module that I only end up using for special effects. I want one where I'll use it for meat and potatoes as well :) thanks and regards Pierre _________________________________________________________________ Don�t just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200636ave/direct/01/
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a106 vs a107
2004-09-17 by Pierre Zeeman
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