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I found this on the internet , it may be old news but it's new to me , so it may be new to you too .
http://www.99.se/1062214-post14.html

ikke wrote:I found this on the internet , it may be old news but it's new to me , so it may be new to you too .
http://www.99.se/1062214-post14.html

That's interesting, I've got some of those examples, but I've not seen it explained like that before.

Nice find dude

Hi all,

recently somebody on this list asked for it. I knew I still had the demo tracks kicking around that I had once recorded for Johan Schurer to model his VST after so I thought you might like to listen to them, too. Here we go:

http://soundcloud.com/doombient-music/r ... onic-demos

http://soundcloud.com/doombient-music/r ... nic-drones

http://soundcloud.com/doombient-music/r ... modulation

http://soundcloud.com/doombient-music/r ... iator-demo

This is of course not supposed to be a showcase of virtuosity but merely to give you an idea what this mythical beast is all about. If you happen to have any questions (no, it´s not for sale unless you´ve got a Korg PS-3300 to trade for), please feel free to ask.

Cheers,

Stephen.

Very interesting stuff Stephen.

How 'bout some more traditional Jarre sounds?

I will try to replicate some patches when time allows me to. There´s that shot of the RMI with the Digisequencer on top, and I´m going to recreate the slider settings and such (I´m sure I will end up with something sounding vaguely like O5).

Stephen

Hi, I've read that Schurer's VST was not released for other people at yet; have you got some news about that?

computerhythm wrote:I will try to replicate some patches when time allows me to. There´s that shot of the RMI with the Digisequencer on top, and I´m going to recreate the slider settings and such (I´m sure I will end up with something sounding vaguely like O5).

Stephen

I've done a couple of sounds on a VSTi harmonic synthesizer, not Johan's one.
Some of the stuff you're able to do with a harmonic additive in a dual harmonic generator and envelope structure (aka CS80), is just brilliant, can't do it with most analogs.

I particularly enjoy adjusting the harmonic partials, it's a whole another approach to creating sound and it's quite fun.

(no, it´s not for sale unless you´ve got a Korg PS-3300 to trade for)[/quote]

damn ;d

i have only ps3100

radek tymecki wrote:damn ;d

i have only ps3100

If you ever consider selling that one... you have my number