Monday, July 30, 2007
A6 Moogy Bass arpeggio
"A little demo showing some bass capabilities of the Andromeda... Just one mono voice (no unison) playing its internal arpeggiator. At around 00:50 resonance is increased and consequentially the volume drops. At 01:25 resonance goes back to 0. No EQ or FXs."
via JZ in the comments of this post.
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what's the weird high pitch whine and high noise floor?
ReplyDeleteit's kinda odd.
It sounds good here. Maybe you have some problems with flash or something?
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It's not the A6, must be something else.
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ReplyDeleteThis does not sound Moogy at all....Moogs are smooth and silky, this is harsh and cold.....again, not impressed with the A6.
ReplyDeletecan we stop with the "my andromeda sounds like a moog" and "oh yeah, but get it to sound like my rubbery jupiter" flaming already? wow.
ReplyDeleteI have an Andromeda.
ReplyDeleteIt is the 'dry martini' of synths.
Bombay Sapphire for sure.
I used to be a non-believer concerning the A6. I couldn't imagine that Alesis could make a GREAT analog synth. Then when I heard the bad Euro-Happy-Hardcore presets, I felt, yeah this synth is no better than any other gimmicky VA, just like I suspected. Eventually I had the opportunity to sit down, turn off the seq and fx, and make some basic patches with it and I was hooked! I've been fortunate enough to compare it to the OB expander, OB-8, OB-MX, JP-6, MKS-80, JX3P and other polyphonics, and I still feel that overall the A6 is the best micro-controlled poly-synth ever. It's an amazing amalgam of classic synths, and it's available NOW! That's not to say that it's a subjective matter. There are plenty of other great Polys, such as the Chroma, Synthex, Prophet, CS-80 etc...
ReplyDeleteThis is one of several A6 sounds I've heard in demo form, that make me hope the programmer will share in sysex patch form. If you know what I mean.
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Hi Mike, I´m amazed that you can´t identify a synth designed in part by yourself.
ReplyDeleteI´m not Elhardt, I´m not a lier and I don´t deserve to receive comments like that.
What? It sounds too good or too bad for an Andromeda???
JZ:
I just want more patches for A6 users. Colin posted a bunch, so what's your reason for upset? I don't get it.
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