from the recent discussion it appears that several of us have gotten
on rex about wanting hard sync on the oscillators. i know i got a
little over the top with that point when talking to rex about it
after purchasing my system. it went something like:
me - "hi rex, i think my osc are messed up because the sync isn't
working"
rex- "well they use soft sync instead of the hard sync you are
probably used to. it a much more subtle effect."
me - "i can't tell that it does anything!"
rex - "i said it was subtle."
me - "well, it's crap."
or a reasonable facimile thereof. ;)
so, does anyone have any use for the soft sync? i really can't tell
that it does anything except make the osc "slightly" buzzier and not
in a particularly useful way. kind of like using dsg as a lowpass
filter kind of buzzy way. am i missing something? i hate to think how
much i paid for that sync jack not to be using it! ;)
james r. coplin
on rex about wanting hard sync on the oscillators. i know i got a
little over the top with that point when talking to rex about it
after purchasing my system. it went something like:
me - "hi rex, i think my osc are messed up because the sync isn't
working"
rex- "well they use soft sync instead of the hard sync you are
probably used to. it a much more subtle effect."
me - "i can't tell that it does anything!"
rex - "i said it was subtle."
me - "well, it's crap."
or a reasonable facimile thereof. ;)
so, does anyone have any use for the soft sync? i really can't tell
that it does anything except make the osc "slightly" buzzier and not
in a particularly useful way. kind of like using dsg as a lowpass
filter kind of buzzy way. am i missing something? i hate to think how
much i paid for that sync jack not to be using it! ;)
james r. coplin