i think you can figure that out said: > First, the A-143-1 is a thinking-persons instrument. It runs very > deep and best not approached for the first time after you've > downed a beer because it will leave you totally befuddled. This > thing takes a focused mind to conquer! Being a Buchla head, I > am always drawn to A/D envelopes first,. which is why I fancied > the 143 over Dieter's quad ADSR. This instrument exceeded my > highest expectations. Thanks for the review, Peter. This module, along with your filter, the quad lfo, and a couple other things, is definitely on my short list of modules to buy, and your review validated my impression from looking at the specs... -Brandon _______________________________________ /|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||\ || Sinusoidal notes will sound "soft" ||| ||| whereas the high resonance notes |||| |||| are 'aciding.' ||||||||||||||||||||| \|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||/ ---------------------------------------
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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Review of A-143-1
2005-08-12 by Brandon Daniel
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