Crumar Musical Instruments User Group.

Am Dienstag, den 16.01.2007, 11:15 +0000 schrieb NekoEmon:
> Who said : "For example, the Crumar string synthesizer....Now you can
> get string sounds from samplers that sound virtually identical to
> orchestras. That thing didn't sound like an orchestra, but there was
> something about it that was just very special. When you put that color
> on a song it just made the whole thing glow like a painting with a
> warm rich orange." ?
> 

It is hard for me to explain, but the Multiman/Performer sounds for me
(compared to a ARP Stringie or another technical comparable machine)
more "dirty", more "angry". An ARP Stringsection sometimes sounds to me,
as their single sounds cannot be overlayed=>it seems to begin in higher
frequencies to...how should i explain..."saw"...unpleasantly saw. This
is what a Multiman/Performer doesn´t do. It -always- sounds old and
dirty and never importunately. Simply out Al Stewards "On the border"-i´
m pretty sure it is a Multiman. In the opposite: "Christmas Time" from
Wings (the overkill for String synthesizers) sounds to me -more- ARPish.

Stef