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Sakke
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2006-11-22, 23:30 |
Post #3999 |
Hm, maybe there's too little synth-nerds here.  If you don't post something as easy as Korg M1's "Universe" this game is too hard for most of us. I don't find it very interesting to browse samples in the net just to quess a synth here. |
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Sakke
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2006-11-22, 23:33 |
Post #4000 |
| LauriT wrote: | | It has analog filters but uses digital waveforms. |
Ok, that was quite helpful. It must be the PPG Wave 2! Yeah.. |
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LauriT
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2006-11-22, 23:36 |
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Browsing isnt the idea, I agree.
This synth is famous but I guess not really in the spacesynth world.. It's blue. And I love it.
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2006-11-22, 23:36 |
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You were faster than me hehe. Yeah - PPG Wave 2. Congrats.
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Sakke
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2006-11-22, 23:46 |
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| LauriT wrote: | | You were faster than me hehe. Yeah - PPG Wave 2. Congrats. |
Hehe, believe me, at first I thought it sounded quite much like the Waldorf PPG Wave 2.V -VSTi, but then I thought you wouldn't sample a softsynth for this quiz. Didn't realize it could be the real thing.  I assumed it was one of your own synths.
Well, I'll try to pick a good synth-sample later. |
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Sakke
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2006-11-23, 12:04 |
Post #4006 |
I realized that it is always going to be either too easy or too hard... Anyway, here it is:
http://www.electronsound.com/files/Pullbass.mp3
Ugh.. Maybe it would make more sense if we gave only descriptions of synths? Like this (not the synth in the sample):
- 8-polyphony
- was one of the first to have a patch memory storage
What do you think? |
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LauriT
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2006-11-23, 12:33 |
Post #4007 |
I agree - some descriptions would be good.
Hmm.. DX7?
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Sakke
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2006-11-23, 12:40 |
Post #4008 |
| LauriT wrote: | | I agree - some descriptions would be good. |
Yes, why not a sample AND a description. But giving only a description would be allowed too? Not many synths have an unique trademark sound after all.
Sure it is the DX7.
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2006-11-23, 12:42 |
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Ah, now I see. Yeah why not? Maybe that could get more people participating.
Sample coming later ..
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2006-11-24, 16:34 |
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alfmeistertrivia_synth2.mp3
- Manufactured in the late 80s.
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More tips to come later of course.
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