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Re: [elektron] Re: Does anyone EVER talk about the SidStation here?

Re: [elektron] Re: Does anyone EVER talk about the SidStation here?

2003-07-31 by teenwoolph@aol.com

i love my sid.   it possesses a certain power and bite that none of my other 
synths could dream of (or many other i've heard).  it also makes me feel like 
a kid again, those lovely 80's digital sounds!!!  
dunno why the list doesn't mention it more often.
the md is a bit mr miyagi/terminator tho.  

sean

you out there tyler??


In a message dated 7/31/03 6:00:00 PM, coldee@... writes:

>> I was so impressed with my MD I decided to buy (after a month of 
>
>deliberation and intense financial juggling) the SIDstation.  
>
>> I can understand if people aren't into this synth as it has such a 
>
>distinct rasping (Marmite) quality to it. It is more of a "bull in a 
>
>china shop" compared to the MD which is a cross between Mr. Miyagi 
>
>and The Terminator.  but since It arrived yesterday the sounds have 
>
>so far been nothing but inspiring. 
>
>
>
>If I had a sampler I'd go nuts with the SS (SidStation).
>
>
>
>The other night I broke my own record, by recording about ten seconds 
>
>of raw audio from the SS and then spent 4 or 5 hours taking little 
>
>bits from it and making whole new sounds out of them in SoundForge. 
>
>It sounds sad, but it's a functional exercise because it leaves me 
>
>with a library of archived sounds to call upon!
>
>
>
>I think it's testament to the unique and inspirational sound of the 
>
>SidStation. I love the fact it is never quiet, it never stops, and 
>
>with some lucky settings, you can leave it and the sound keeps 
>
>evolving on its own for quite a long time.
>
>
>
>I really consider the SS more of a "noise box", a generator of 
>
>abstract and unorganised sounds, than a synthesiser per se. I've 
>
>never used another machine that you could get so many unusual sounds 
>
>out of from just ten seconds of improvised audio!
>
>
>
>Mind you, I downloaded some mp3s of the Moog Voyager (done by a user, 
>
>not the Moog site) and did the same thing, albeit with fewer 
>
>worthwhile results...
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[elektron] Re: Does anyone EVER talk about the SidStation here?

2003-08-01 by endlessnessisticman

I think of the MD of what i heard about the new terminator.  It takes 
control of my other machines.  Soon the neighborhood.

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, teenwoolph@a... wrote:
> i love my sid.   it possesses a certain power and bite that none of 
my other 
> synths could dream of (or many other i've heard).  it also makes me 
feel like 
> a kid again, those lovely 80's digital sounds!!!  
> dunno why the list doesn't mention it more often.
> the md is a bit mr miyagi/terminator tho.  
> 
> sean
> 
> you out there tyler??
> 
> 
> In a message dated 7/31/03 6:00:00 PM, coldee@m... writes:
> 
> >> I was so impressed with my MD I decided to buy (after a month of 
> >
> >deliberation and intense financial juggling) the SIDstation.  
> >
> >> I can understand if people aren't into this synth as it has such 
a 
> >
> >distinct rasping (Marmite) quality to it. It is more of a "bull in 
a 
> >
> >china shop" compared to the MD which is a cross between Mr. Miyagi 
> >
> >and The Terminator.  but since It arrived yesterday the sounds 
have 
> >
> >so far been nothing but inspiring. 
> >
> >
> >
> >If I had a sampler I'd go nuts with the SS (SidStation).
> >
> >
> >
> >The other night I broke my own record, by recording about ten 
seconds 
> >
> >of raw audio from the SS and then spent 4 or 5 hours taking little 
> >
> >bits from it and making whole new sounds out of them in 
SoundForge. 
> >
> >It sounds sad, but it's a functional exercise because it leaves me 
> >
> >with a library of archived sounds to call upon!
> >
> >
> >
> >I think it's testament to the unique and inspirational sound of 
the 
> >
> >SidStation. I love the fact it is never quiet, it never stops, and 
> >
> >with some lucky settings, you can leave it and the sound keeps 
> >
> >evolving on its own for quite a long time.
> >
> >
> >
> >I really consider the SS more of a "noise box", a generator of 
> >
> >abstract and unorganised sounds, than a synthesiser per se. I've 
> >
> >never used another machine that you could get so many unusual 
sounds 
> >
> >out of from just ten seconds of improvised audio!
> >
> >
> >
> >Mind you, I downloaded some mp3s of the Moog Voyager (done by a 
user, 
> >
> >not the Moog site) and did the same thing, albeit with fewer 
> >
> >worthwhile results...
> >
> >
> >
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> > 
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