From Lorne Hammond Sent Fri, Apr 27th 2018, 13:40
From Lorne Hammond Sent Fri, Apr 27th 2018, 13:40
Florian, so you must have an early GR-1? The shipping has not started = over here yet. Looks interesting. Lorne -----Original Message----- From: Florian Anwander [mailto:xxxxxxxxx@xxxx-xxxxxx.xx]=20 Sent: April-26-18 8:52 PM To: AH <xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> Subject: Re: [AH] Hartmann Neuron Hello, first of all: the Hartmann Neuron was available later as VSTi Plugin = which again later has become freeware for Mac. But I find a lot of = comments, that it was quite tricky to get the plugin really running. On 26.04.18 23:54 , Stephen . wrote: > I bring that experience with me any time I look at a new promising=20 > synth on the market that offers something 'different'. Will it last? > Will the company last? Will I still enjoy it in 3 years time? Will=20 > it hold its value? Will it sound dated before its time? That is a quite reasonable approach. Its the main reason, why I didn't = buy nearly any new synths in the recent years ("new" in the sense of new = technology - of course I suffered G.A.S. and bought "old" synths). There are only two which made me think, they could last: The Mutable Instruments Elements - ok, not a full synth, but the module = is nearly complete. And the Tastychips GR-1. The GR-1 is a kind of one trick pony, but this = trick is really amazing for me. I did not work with samples in the last 15 years (while I was deep into samplers in the 90s), but the GR-1 got = me back into using samples again. Florian