I think the Camel Audio Cameleon plugin is one of the best additive engines around at the moment. For hardware, the Kawai K5000 is the way to go. Either of these pretty much eats the IIx's lunch soundwise when it comes to additive synthesis. If you just want to imitate (not improve on) the Fairlight's additive capabilities, though, I think the DX7 can come pretty close with a LOT more controllability.
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Re: [Fairlight-CMI] Fairlight Additive Synthesis sounds like...
2007-10-23 by Laurence Shields