Wednesday, May 31, 2006
AN1X Demo
Title link takes you to an AN1X demo by Zamise on VSE, also saved off here. Be careful, there are some high resonance squeals at the end.
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I so love the AN1X. It was my 2nd synth. It is interesting in that it has a huge amount of 'heave' and dynamic contrast. A huge crazy loud/quiet patch can be running, but if you listen in, you'll hear lots of different sounds at lower volumes. It's so good at welling and exploding.
ReplyDeleteAnd the free editors available for it are really great.
I'll never sell mine!
True. I always thought the AN1X was the most organic sounding of the VAs. Good way of describing it doktor.
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