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[Ian Fritz]

At 02:45 AM 12/26/2009, Scott Nordlund wrote:
>The problem with super low resolution waveforms, in my opinion, is
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>that they can be too buzzy with very limited control of harmonics.
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>They do have a nice gritty timbre, but too often can sound rather
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>samey.

They can sound a bit samey, especially if you move the sliders around 
quickly -- your ear seems to get saturated with so much information.  But 
if you set a waveform, listen to it carefully for a while then move a 
slider just a tad you will hear a very distinct change in timbre.  So you 
can really get a huge range of useful distinct timbres. I'd say there is 
pretty good control of harmonic content, although you might usually want to 
take a bit off the top. But listen to the the demos and decide for yourself.

Ian