Dotcomformat

Hi Terje,

I noticed you have both the dotcom and Moog oscillators.
I'm eternally asking people this, so bear with me:

How do the Moog and dotcom oscillators compare?
I'm looking for a harsher, richer sound in an oscillator, and 
remember the Moog sounding more that way.
Of course, I only played a real Moog once about 32 years ago, so 
I'd be curious to hear your comparison.

Thanks!

 - Dana 
 
--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, Terje Winther 
<terjewi@n...> wrote:
> >  > Thank you!  I have a CD out, see:
> >>  
http://www.notam02.no/~terjewi/synthesizer/music/trespasser.ht
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> >
> >I listend to the excerpts recently and I like them!!
> >How about contemporary music (you call that "serious" on 
your website)
> >  - you don't compose for electronics?
> 
> Yes, I do. I write for symphony orchestras, make "avantgarde" 
> electronic music in a typical computerbased studio, and make 
music 
> using analog syntheizer. Three very different kinds of music. 
Fun to 
> do all of them.
> 
> >  > ..and I recently participated in a Swedish complilation, on 
which my
> >>  song features lots of synthesizers.com and moog.
> >>  The Song is called "Unknown Journey" and can be 
downloaded in full here:
> >>  http://www.timewind.se/sas/sas8/sas8t09.mp3
> >>  (it´s fairly large; 9,4MB!!!)
> >
> >nice one! Quite worthwhile to download!
> 
> Thank you!
> 
> >BTW, looking again on your page with the s.com hybrid synth
> 
>http://www.notam02.no/~terjewi/synthesizer/instruments/moog
scommotm.html
> >you already got your small stripe of blank panel to fill this 
gap?
> 
> Yes, I am actually putting it in today, as I will do a concert 
> tomorrow. Have to look complete by then  :-)
> 
> 
> -- 
> tw.  :)