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RE: [crumar] Digest Number 382

2005-11-28 by Jean-Francois Verreault

It might be possible (and would be very nice, actually) but I don't know of
any model that combines organ and strings. There is a _synth_ section on the
T1 organ (for bass register only), and I've seen another Crumar organ (don't
know which model, though, it was a two manual one) in a flea market once
that didn't have a string section.

On a related note, I think the Crumar strings are WAY underrated. I don't
own any Arp/Solina string synths, but I have tried some, and nothing beats
my Crumar Performer. The attack and decay envelopes crossfade in such an
incredible way on the Performer, plus the strings are a bit dirty and rough
sounding -- heaven!

J.F.


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   Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 13:39:37 -0000

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   From: "johnflwhistles" <johnflwhistles@...>
Subject: Re: Digest Number 380

Thanks for that information.

However, I actually merely would like to know if all, or some of the 
Crumar organs - apart from the Crumar synthesizers - also have an 
integrated strings section (that produces sounds like the Crumar 
Stringman).

I think such a feature is not unlikely, since I know that (at least 
some) Eminent organs, for example, have the Solina Strings Ensemble 
built-in.

RE: [crumar] Digest Number 382

2005-12-02 by Tony Cunningham

the Crumar Composer has a great string sound as well
as organ. I own a composer. it's string are almost the
same as the ones on the orchestrator which I also
have. I also have a T1 and while not as versatile the
composer's 4 organ prestets are very convincing.

-void

--- Jean-Francois Verreault <amnesie@...> wrote:

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> It might be possible (and would be very nice,
> actually) but I don't know of
> any model that combines organ and strings. There is
> a _synth_ section on the
> T1 organ (for bass register only), and I've seen
> another Crumar organ (don't
> know which model, though, it was a two manual one)
> in a flea market once
> that didn't have a string section.
> 
> On a related note, I think the Crumar strings are
> WAY underrated. I don't
> own any Arp/Solina string synths, but I have tried
> some, and nothing beats
> my Crumar Performer. The attack and decay envelopes
> crossfade in such an
> incredible way on the Performer, plus the strings
> are a bit dirty and rough
> sounding -- heaven!
> 
> J.F.
> 
> 
> Message: 2         
>    Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 13:39:37 -0000
>    From: "johnflwhistles"
> <johnflwhistles@...>
> Subject: Re: Digest Number 380
> 
> Thanks for that information.
> 
> However, I actually merely would like to know if
> all, or some of the 
> Crumar organs - apart from the Crumar synthesizers -
> also have an 
> integrated strings section (that produces sounds
> like the Crumar 
> Stringman).
> 
> I think such a feature is not unlikely, since I know
> that (at least 
> some) Eminent organs, for example, have the Solina
> Strings Ensemble 
> built-in.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>

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