Like Peter explains ------ no single synth can create all sounds
imagined or desired. Consider a car -- each has its special qualities
that set it apart.. some incorporate more due to innovative design and
final costs, others produce some very special functions that surpass
very expensive models due to innovation and ingenuity. Every car has
its strengths and limitations. All tools must be selected by a
weighting scale that determines
function+durability+versatility/cost-investment.
Although I absolutely love some of the AN1x sounds, I must have other
synths to produce unique audio beauty found nowhere else. The
individual choices are up to the artist... Personally I need the
authenticity of orchestral instrumentation as well as the futuristic
sweeps of a VA synth.
∗Ed Edwards∗
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http://www.ezekielswheel.comhttp://www.untiedmusic.com/ezekielhttp://mysite.verizon.net/vze29bq6 alien1x wrote:
> Hello,
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> I have heard many times from various people, that if one knows and
> understands the AN1X paramters and gets deep into this, one should be
> able to produce any kind of sound.
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> I sometimes wonder why many have more then One synth in thier studio if
> this was the case?
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> Alien1x
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