"Edwards, Ed" wrote:
>
> Using the AN1x for drums is like using a shovel to take out a screw... you
> can, if you modify the shovel and are very careful when using it.
I remember back in the mid-80s when my friends an I were all on our 1st
synths: DX7's, DW8000's and K3's. We'd each try to program the ultimate
"Miami Vice" synth drum intro ala Jan Hammer ;-) ha haha
V/A, analog, or digi/analog hybrid - makes no difference: programming
electro percussion can be lots of fun! So long as you're not expecting
a full drum-kit as in a ROMpler, i.e., CS2x, CS6x, etc., the AN1x is as
well suited as any old analog synth ever was :-)
Oh, and don't forget - lower the filter cutoff, raise the depth amount
and crank the Resonance for those way spacey type percussion sounds ;-)
Try routing velocity to the cutoff rate for even more fun...
regards,
Jon
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