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Some other differences:

 1. PEG Attack is available on the PLG150-AN/AN200 and not the AN1x
 2. The Multi Effect (Delay, Flanger, Phaser) is probably part of the
    enclosing hardware for the AN200/DX200 as the drums get run through
    it as well.
 3. The Arpeggiator is not available on the AN200.
 4.  From item 1 below, Multisaw adds VCO1 Mix and Detune parameters.
 5. The Play Effects (Swing, Velocity and Gate Time) are available on
    the AN1x and PLG150-AN. The AN200 has Song Gate Time and Song Swing.
    It also has a global Play Effect Gate Time which affects the Synth
    and all 3 Rhythm tracks.

Sobaboy

On 12/11/2011 3:59 AM, twobeelandscape wrote:
> Zach/Dan
>
> The best reference I have found for the differences between AN1X and
> PLG150-AN/AN200 is here, which copies from another (now missing) thread
> by someone called jondl_2000   [:)]
>
> http://www.synthforum.nl/forums/showthread.php?t=114686
> <http://www.synthforum.nl/forums/showthread.php?t=114686>
>
> Key differences for  voice editing:
>
>      1. The major additions to AN for the PLG150-AN is the introduction of
> the VCO cross modulation algorithm and new oscillator wave forms
> (Multisaw, Triangle, Sinewave.)
>      2. The AN1x second Scene is not available on PLG150AN. This will not
> affect most AN1x voices, as it is common for only a single Scene to be
> used (the second scene providing a variation for morphing or
> accompaniment). Note that Scene morphing can be replicated by creating
> two voices from the original AN1x voice, each containing one of the
> original scenes. Thereafter store these as two separate voices on the
> PLG150-AN and use the program scene morph feature of the PLG150-AN
> device.
>      3. Layer/Split Modes - the PLG150-AN only supports Single and Unison
> mode.
>      4. Effects - The PLG150-AN only provides AMP SIM variation effect and
> EQ. If the original AN1x effects are important to the voice they must be
> recreated using the effects unit of the host device (e.g. CS6x,
> SW1000XG, MU100, MU128, S80 etc).
>
> So the main difference in a voice editor would be item 1 (VCO mod/wave),
> with the others subject to their importance to you.
>
> Hope that helps
>
> Bill
>
>



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