From Andrew Parker Sent Fri, Feb 4th 2000, 12:10
From Andrew Parker Sent Fri, Feb 4th 2000, 12:10
Well I dont have any Polysynths yet, I sorta manage by linking up all my mono sources and detuning etc :). Which uses up a lot of gear. The QMF (Sherman Quad Modular Filter, for J.Johnson's info) will be an extra "Sound Screwer". I may well look into selling my MS20 and SQ10 to partly fund this. So my polysynth options at the moment are, QRack or maybe an Andromeda once I make a hearing judgement on it and see the price ;) Oh as for the sound card bit, I dont use a computer for music, I'll usually play in a polyphonic line manually everything is sequenced or triggered by hardware sequencers (multiple Doepfer A155's and SQ10) Andy UK ----- Original Message ----- From: "aristoteles heikkila" <xxx@xxxxxx.xx> To: <xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2000 5:03 PM Subject: [AH] Re: new toys for this year (was FW: korg ms2000) > On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, Andrew Parker wrote: > >> http://www.korg.co.jp/products/update_MS2000.html > >Holy cow im gonna be skint this year :) > >QMF. Andromeda and now this..... > >What else is to come I wander ? > > basically qmf pretty much removes the need for a lot of larger synths > around nowadays. i know the arrival of mine will set my direction in > having a lot more simple, old analogue boxes in my studio, and extending > their capabilities through qmf. > > who needs a $3000 specialized synth with superduperspecs, when you can > have cubase or your sound card providing the digital effects and let the > qmf manage all things possible while using your micromoog or any other > little skronk box imaginable. > > although a pc, a studio card, a qmf and a moog alone cost ~$6000. perhaps > i missed a point here :) > > -- > 0405701700 EOF > >