Hi Bill, Bakis and John
Can i hear an example of what a person is doing exactly with more than
the 3 VCos? I assume you are talking thick pad sounds?
The way I work and the sounds I create, experimental sounds, as per my
YouTubes, i dont feel the need for more VCOs, but I guess i you are
making more string/pad/Bass etc sounds it must be great :-)
Mind you saying all this I currently have 9 VCOs = 3 Serge, 2 Buchla,1
Plan B, 1 Livewire, but i dont really use them all in the same timbre.
Rss
Bill Sequeira wrote:
Can i hear an example of what a person is doing exactly with more than
the 3 VCos? I assume you are talking thick pad sounds?
The way I work and the sounds I create, experimental sounds, as per my
YouTubes, i dont feel the need for more VCOs, but I guess i you are
making more string/pad/Bass etc sounds it must be great :-)
Mind you saying all this I currently have 9 VCOs = 3 Serge, 2 Buchla,1
Plan B, 1 Livewire, but i dont really use them all in the same timbre.
Rss
Bill Sequeira wrote:
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> Entirely agree with John, need them for layered/multi-timbre setups -
> my system currently has 7 NTOs and 8 PCOs - add the rest of the Serge
> modules capable of oscillation, and it is one big happy wobble. :-)
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> Cheers -- Bill
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> On Aug 14, 2008, at 11:10 AM, darkstr1746@...
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>> amnesia wrote:
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>> Hi Bakis...
>> Nice to hear you are digging the Serge stuff.
>> I have 3 Serge VCOs and do like them but I reckon the Plan B is my fav
>> its just so phat sounding......I cant comprehend what you could possibly
>> do with the 9VCOs,
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>> Really? : ) you can never have too many VCOs. I had sixteen in the
>> Fist when it was at it's
>> height.
>> kind regards
>> jd
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