Hi all, First I can't wait for this module. We (A100 user group) have been after a subtractive osc bank for ages and this appears to be so much better than a number of sine wave generators obtained by pure analogue electronics, so thumbs up. I personally don't understand peoples hang up's about using digital electronics in a modular system, as long as it can interface to the rest of the system (CV's & gates etc) what's the problem. One of the great thing about Reaktor and the Nord is being able to take a traditional modular patch and put it through a granular module. It opens up a new world in sonic ability. I'm interested in sound not just analogue technology . I also congratulate Bob and his team on their working ethic in relation to sic "just another filter". Because I mix and match manafacturers, it's the new and different I crave. David --- In analogue_systems@yahoogroups.com, Arnauld Michelizza <am@z...> wrote: > > You can do additive synthesis and > calculate the first 32 harmonics with feedback from the LCD through > addition of sinewaves.You can get some amazing sounds with just the first 16 and of course the unit will have knobs and c.v. sockets so it will be in the analogue realm as far as control goes. But the major interest comes when you v.c the first 24 harmonics in real-time mode(you will need the expander for this)although essentially a mono voice in this mode the realism will more than make up for it .In fact the Kawai K3 which is enjoying a mini revival was based on additive oscillator generation plus analogue subtractive synthesis. In fact because of the six voice midi/c.v. feature the user can blend rs95 and user waveforms to pack more punch. This module will be a wolf in wolfs clothing.It will be the nearest thing we do to a digital voice and we do not intend going any further.I fact the Ramesys project will be taking up a lot of our time when we start on it and any new analogue modules,we think are worthwhile pursuing will take second place. We do not want to bring out say just a band pass filter or a vca with linear input and another with log input just to enlarge the module range.
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Re: Bob Williams about digital vs. analogue
2003-06-04 by d_salteruk
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