i second the addition of a BBD, or a really good modelled
one, to the signal path, with varying wet/dry and feedback
settings. a lot of times, any piece of analogue outboard
gear will have a pleasing effect on the sound, even if
mechanically bypassed or dry. the mutronics mutator, eg,
with its filters wide open {no resonance}, adds a subtle
coloration that i like. old analogue filters can work
wonders, especially if they're broken in some way {pole's
malfunctioning waldorf filter all but defined the berlin
techno sound for awhile}.
if you have the opportunity to upgrade to a UW, you'll find
plenty of grit in your 12-bit samples, and the bit reduction
sounds excellent.
i've never recorded the MD to tape reel, but i know michael
weeks, aka the wretch, has talked about doing this. i'd
love to hear that in action, sometime.
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niall.
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Re: [elektron] Grit
2006-05-18 by niall munnelly
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