M.J.B. a écrit : > > > For you very privlidged Fairlight CMI II owners, > I entreat you to answer a question of mine. > Awhile back the question came back what early > sampler sounds the closest to the fairlight and > the conclusion was the ensoniq mirage. i bought > one and it was kind of similar to my ears. > though it didn't seem to quite have the same > powerful VCA, and envelopes. > > I think I love the Fairlight most not for the > samples but rather for it's additive synthesis > engine, those beautiful Harmonic additive(FM > sounding) sounds run through SSM 2044 VCF's is so > gorgous. > > Anyway, does the additive synthesis section of > the fairlight sound close to anything else you > have tried? From my ears the casio cz series > does the best to emulate fairlight sounds > especially using a little EQ and running the > sound through the analog chorus section on my > casio cz5000. it warms up the sound *kind of* > like a VCF. > > Yamaha FM is not "musical enough", and of course > I wouldn't have access to a synclavier. > > Anything else out there. > > Micah > > y[]a[]z[]z[]o[]f[]e[]v[]e[]r[] Why also compare all synth ? Fairlight is Fairlight... Ned is Ned... Casio is Casio ! it is all ;)
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Re: [Fairlight-CMI] Fairlight Additive Synthesis sounds like...
2007-10-23 by Jean-Bernard EMOND
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