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AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Ed Edwards" <edward.edwards@v...>
wrote:
> OK Aaron, that was a slick way of getting me really interested...
>
> There was NO last post. Search the archives. Not there.
I swear I wasn't being devious hehe... I hit send and realized
which group I had up, so I must have hit Stop in time to keep the
message from getting out. Just thought I would cover my ass in case
the message did get through, which obviously it didn't. Either way,
Macchiavelli would be proud of my results ;)
> Finally I found your
> home page. Huge sound! Especially for so few in your group.
>
> So please give us a link to a song that has a lot of AN1x on it...
If you go to
http://www.myspace.com/martyrcomplex all of the songs
there are heavy with the AN1x. I still use AnniX as my main synth
on pretty much everything I do, and we used to even list "Anni X" as
a band member hehe....
Most of the sounds are heavily compressed and filtered (Lexicon
MPX100, Ratt R2DU, tons of Sound Forge plugins, etc) so that
accounts for the big sound we have. Well, that and my amazing
talent ;) I'm still playing around with finding THE bass tone
that I like but the AN1x is so versatile you can come up with tons
of bass patches that kick ass even if it's not the exact patch you
want.
I have 7 synths setup in my studio, and the AN1x is the first one
I go to when we're recording. It's also my main synth for playing
live, although I do bring my Novation K-Station for live gigs as
well. Ditto for my side project etherclinic, which is linked below.
If you click on the More Pics link at the Martyr Complex MySpace
page, you'll see the AN1x right in front of me at shows, which is
exactly where the AN1x prefers to be....
Aaron
http://www.myspace.com/martyrcomplexhttp://www.myspace.com/etherclinic