Friday, April 06, 2007
Musicmesse Via Progsounds
Arturia Origin. This is the best demo I've seen of the interface. It's actually pretty slick. One thing I hate working with PC modulars is the clicking and dragging to edit. A giant analog push button knob just seems way more efficient. I also like how the focus goes to the module you are editing. The one thing I hope it comes with are the complete versions of the Arturia range of softsynths preconfigured and ready to go. I'd hate to have to recreate them on my own.
Click here for more Messe vids at Progsounds.
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the GUI appears to be very slick! I'd like to see what it looks like w/o the Youtube fuzz :)
ReplyDeleteI think the Analog Factory Origin would be more fun. Why would i bother switching around all the various modelled components when most of them come from the same code. Eg the filters in the Moog and Arp emulations.
ReplyDeletei wonder if you can create feedback loops, and hook any input into any output.
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