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| Name : | PolyTuned Paduke | | Author: | ChristopheDuquesne |
| Product: | Tassman |
| Date Submitted : | October 15th 2006, 05:04:42 PM | | Downloads : | 395 | | File: | Please log in to download |
| Rating : | 10/10 (2 votes) |
| Description: | Here is a pad oriented analog Synth
I finally managed to get pad close to my old JX8P and Juno 6
Of course, you can use the synth to get other sound than pad sounds, but the primary target was pad ...
It s funy because the recently posted HyperOCS synth is based on the same principle of detuning several Osc ... same needs at the same time ... some similar results ... some very different ... interesting sounds for both ... so you have to try both of them .... |
| 1. From: himalaya Date: February 17th 2007 |
This is a State of the Art Tassman synth. Simply mindblowing.
If its intended purpose is pad sounds then it does them like no other.
The cst module is a welcome comeback from previous designs, but the Marimba filter is completely unexpected . The two in combination produce some very evocative vocal and hard-sync like sounds.
The Xmod is also very tasty. This module adds very nice, gritty shimmering textures that would take me some time to get when using a good FM synth.
I really like the post-filter direct sound slider. A nice touch. So is the full implementation of performance modules for velocity, aftertouch, pitch etc. Great stuff !
The crazy Xmod LFO module is back as well !
The only improvement I can think of is a separate envelope for each group of oscillators, and I bet some would require multi-stage envelopes, even though I dont think they are needed.
I reckon this synth ought to be released as a VSTi synth by AAS. |
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