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I wanna do that because I LOVE this WarmPoly patch.
It's a very classic tone that is wonderful on stage!

I recently used it to play Billie Jean (left hand played the bass and
right one played the famous F#m G#m A chords) and it made really
great impressions. But now I would like to use a computer on stage, instead
of synths expanders. Doing this I would like to keep having this 
WarmPoly patch.

Juan Pablo Cuervo a \ufffdcrit :
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>
> Yamaha PLg150-An, AN1x, AN200
> is based on the Prophet 5,
>  
> some sounds can be aproximated with:
>  
> Native instruments Pro53,
> Sonic Core Prophet5
> Dave Smith Prophet 08
> the real SCI prophet 5
> maybe novation v-station
> maybe sylenth1
>  
> filters and resonance are verry diferent in Yamaha than Novation V-Station
> Yamaha has much Stronger resonance.
>  
> maybe you could get close with some patches, but that samll diference 
> could be everything or nothing. its personal taste.
>  
> ... why you want to do that?
>
> Thanks
> --- On Fri, 7/3/09, luc.hogie@... 
> <mailto:luc.hogie%40laposte.net> <luc.hogie@... 
> <mailto:luc.hogie%40laposte.net>> wrote:
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> From: luc.hogie@... <mailto:luc.hogie%40laposte.net> 
> <luc.hogie@... <mailto:luc.hogie%40laposte.net>>
> Subject: [AN1x] the AN1 polysynth patch on a softsynth
> To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com <mailto:AN1x-list%40yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Friday, July 3, 2009, 9:04 AM
>
> Hi guys. I love the Polysynth patch on the AN1x. Very warm and 
> impressive. I am looking for a softsynth that would be able to make
> the very SAME sound ! Have you ever heard of one?
>
> Superwave P8 is quite close but I get a much brighter sound.
>
> thanks,
> luc.
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