Hello and welcome to the list!
--- In AN1x-list@egroups.com, dbase789@a... wrote:
> Hi all !
>
>
> I've bought an AN1x second hand from
one of my
> mates,
> few weeks ago..It's my very first anlog synth, and I just begin to
have a
> clear overview of it's sounds capacity..another point is how does
it work!!!
Congratulations on the AN1x. It's a terrific virtual analog synth
that
will serve you well. It closely follows the standard, Subtractive
Synthesis model so it's no more difficult to program than any other,
i.e., VCOs, VCA, VCF, LFO's, etc. You'll get the hang of it.
> I hope it will come with time... Right now, I have downloaded all
that I
> could from the net, even voices, but I believe i'm gonna stick with
The
> AN1xedit(may I thank yamaha to put it as a freeware app) and
AN1xgenetix,
> wich is a very clever programm,I have to say...
Make certain to check the Files section here at eGroups for more
Voices
and Utilities. There are folders for Mac & Win utilities. Also, there
are plenty of files and Tips & Tricks on my site http://www.jdlx-
musique.com/
> There are two questions, in short , I have:
>
> 1/ Is the loop editor of AN1xEdit the best way to store
sequences?and what
> Datas are sent to my sequencer?
Could you rephrase your question, please. I don't understand what
you're asking.
Keep in mind that the AN1x Step Sequencer is NOT a full blown
sequencer
such as Cubase or Logic. It's meant to emulate the old monophonic, CV
step sequencers from the late '70s and early '80s. It's good to learn
to program it from the front panel of the AN1x to best understand it
but it is far_more_easy to program from AN1xEdit ;-) It will output
standard MIDI Note and CC events which could be recorded into your
computer sequencer.
>
> 2/ I have downloaded a pretty "how to make sounds" tutorial from
Yamaha's
> site, but there's no place I could fine the disk over wich the
explanations
> given are dealing..
The Yamaha file names are misleading. The tutorial file names DON'T
actually match up to the Tutorial .PDF. Someone on the list had begun
to compile the correct voice into a file but I don't know that they
ever finished. My advise: Program them by hand, or use AN1xEdit, from
scratch. It's the best way to learn how the parameters interact.
regards,
Jon