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Based on the response to last weekends Electric Piano patch
submissions I think we'll wind up our patch submission
weekends on September 21–22 with Electric Organs. Perhaps
we can revisit this effort at a future date when people have more
time to spare...

regards,

Jon

Hi Jon,

>Based on the response to last weekends Electric Piano patch
>submissions I think we'll wind up our patch submission
>weekends on September 21–22 with Electric Organs. Perhaps
>we can revisit this effort at a future date when people have more
>time to spare...

Please continue the submissions. I have patches to submit for the brass and synth categories already done.

I think part of the problem is the current category. IMHO, I don't believe that an analog synth is a good starting point for electronic piano -- the desired waveforms are too complex. When I first looked at the Yamaha guide and saw the piano category I said, "Yeah, right." I'm not saying that the AN1x can't be used for e-piano in a pinch, but there are better alternatives, and I already use them.

As for the next couple of weeks, on a strictly personal example: Since I play a Hammond B-3 clone, and use an Alesis ROMpler for Farfisa and Vox sounds, I don't have much to contribute in making organ out of analog waveforms.

But get back into the strengths of an analog synth, and I'll be contributing!

Regards,

-BW

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--- In AN1x-list@y..., Bruce Wahler <bruce@a...> wrote:

> Please continue the submissions. I have patches to submit for the

brass and synth categories already done.

And i have some nice ones for the weirdo FX department. :)