> what's the difference between the XL-7 and a virtual-analogue > synthesizer like, let's say, the Virus C? Apples and oranges. Technicallt, the Virus or any good VA is a synthesizer-- the most basic unit of its sound architecture is the Oscillator model, wherein sound is generated, or created, on the fly. The XX-7 is a ROMpler; it plays back pre-recorded looping samples. This results in a fundamentally different product! True, both have filters, lfo, arps, etc, but there's a big difference in the character of each. Just listen. Surely you can find a VC in your neighborhood! -m@
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RE: [xl7] Difference between an XL7 and a vitual-analogue synthesizer?
2004-01-16 by Matt Picone