Would you buy a module that sounds like this?
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No this is a different design. No screen.exper wrote:Nice!Need some more details though. This is the age of the digital osc for sure!
Was this the osc that you hinted at in the past that might include a screen?
The idea here is 4 operator FM ala Yamaha DX series.
Each operator has its own on-board envelope and modulation inputs.
There are 36 knobs with no menus or shared controls.
It uses DX style algorithms for arranging the operators in different stack-up configurations. It also has a pseudo poly arrangement with one gate and one CV but 3 voices that rotate so there can be an overlap of release envelopes. Prevents clicky chopping off on mid length envelope release to give it a fuller sound. It's still in the experimental stages but just interested what the reaction to this type of sound would be?
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Sounds great!
love the idea of 36 knobs, but am wondering how extensive is the CV control?
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if it would have more than one audio output...
as in ability to route voices L/R?
love the idea of 36 knobs, but am wondering how extensive is the CV control?
AND
if it would have more than one audio output...
as in ability to route voices L/R?
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Sounds great ... although I'm giving myself a reality check because I'm feeling enthusiastic about what's essentially a TX81Z (only with less polyphony, etc.). Don't get me wrong -- I liked the TX81Z.synthmaker wrote:It also has a pseudo poly arrangement with one gate and one CV but 3 voices that rotate so there can be an overlap of release envelopes. Prevents clicky chopping off on mid length envelope release to give it a fuller sound.
I like your rotating voice scheme. I think that adds enormously to the smoothness of the sound. I would tend to agree with others that 36 knobs sounds like overkill. On the other hand, I'm looking at the Intellijel Dubmix; with its Expander included, it has 30 knobs. 14 of them are mini-posts. So maybe 36 would be manageable, as long as there are plenty of CV inputs too.
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Sounds like a killer OSC! 
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Very nice. But price is always a main factor. Any rough idea. We won't hold you to it
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