Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

I'm sick at home so I had some extra time :-)
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Roonan-Demo-2003-003.mp3

Enjoy,
Ronald.

I've been working with the same bits of kit lately, with the addition 
of a Polymorph.  ;-]

It's amazing how all these all-in-one synth/sequencers (instruments!) 
work together and feed off each other.  ;-]

On Monday, December 15, 2003, at 07:15 AM, Roonan wrote:

> I'm sick at home so I had some extra time :-)
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Roonan-Demo-2003-003.mp3
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> Enjoy,
> Ronald.
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What is a polymorph? Also, how do you like the monomachine?


--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, Damon Menne <damon@m...> wrote:

> I've been working with the same bits of kit lately, with the addition 
> of a Polymorph.  ;-]
> 
> It's amazing how all these all-in-one synth/sequencers (instruments!) 
> work together and feed off each other.  ;-]
> 
> On Monday, December 15, 2003, at 07:15 AM, Roonan wrote:
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> > I'm sick at home so I had some extra time :-)
> > http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Roonan-Demo-2003-003.mp3
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> > Ronald.
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The Quasimidi Polymorph... It's a relatively short run 
synthesizer/sequencer made by Quasimidi right before their ultimate 
demise.  Vintage Synth has a page for it... 
http://www.vintagesynth.org/misc/polymorph.shtml

It's architecture is very, very weird... It's the strangest combination 
of bizarre restrictions and complex flexibility.  Most of the 
flexibility stems from the builtin sequencer... which isn't too 
different from the Evolver's, in fact.

As for the Monomachine, I love it.  Very fast, easy to use, sounds 
great, the sequencer works well for certain aspects of my music.  They 
just announced a tabletop this morning, a Monomachine sans-keyboard for 
~600 bones less.  Cool for those with a ton of keys already.

On Monday, December 15, 2003, at 09:25 AM, ciscomanvann wrote:

> What is a polymorph? Also, how do you like the monomachine?
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> --- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, Damon Menne <damon@m...> wrote:
> > I've been working with the same bits of kit lately, with the addition
> > of a Polymorph.  ;-]
> >
> > It's amazing how all these all-in-one synth/sequencers (instruments!)
> > work together and feed off each other.  ;-]
> >
> > On Monday, December 15, 2003, at 07:15 AM, Roonan wrote:
> >
> > > I'm sick at home so I had some extra time :-)
> > > http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Roonan-Demo-2003-003.mp3
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> > > Enjoy,
> > > Ronald.
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Thanks, where did the female "want" sample come from?
Peace,
Jimbo

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Roonan" <info@r...> wrote:

> I'm sick at home so I had some extra time :-)
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Roonan-Demo-2003-003.mp3
> 
> Enjoy,
> Ronald.

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "JIMBO" <jimbodeluxe@e...> wrote:
> Thanks, where did the female "want" sample come from?

I downloaded it from a site wich had a list of people who do
commercials. Not sure if it is free of rights though.....

Ronald.

Very cool tune and use of the female voice sample is right on.  
Thanks for posting it.  I only asked about the sample because I 
liked it.  This piece has a unique blend of styles, definitely got a 
pair of boots made for walkin'.  Keep 'em comin' and get well soon!

Peace,
Jimbo
--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Roonan" <info@r...> wrote:
> --- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "JIMBO" <jimbodeluxe@e...> 
wrote:

> > Thanks, where did the female "want" sample come from?
> 
> I downloaded it from a site wich had a list of people who do
> commercials. Not sure if it is free of rights though.....
> 
> Ronald.

hey, I quite enjoyed this as well Ronald! nicely done!

I don't have a Monomachine, but anyone so inclined can
hear me using a Machinedrum, Evolver and Nord Modular
together on some of my tracks here (tracks with the
above-mentioned combo include "rspltvcwrx", "adsr 2",
"wormsong", "AT 235" and "aerilium"):

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?songs=231479&T=5404

(watch for text-wrap)

hope someone enjoys :)

cheers,
kevin

--- Roonan <info@...> wrote: 
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I'm sick at home so I had some extra time :-)
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Roonan-Demo-2003-003.mp3

Enjoy,
Ronald.



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--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, not known <spectralab1@y...> 
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> hope someone enjoys :)

Kevin, I definitly spotted the evolver :-) and the machinedrum is 
very detectable too.
About the songs, it's not my taste but they sound very good. (as far 
as i could hear through the stream wich is always less than the 
original)

Ronald.

Yummy.

-----Original Message-----
From: Roonan [mailto:info@...]
Subject: [Evolver] By request: Evolver + MonoMachine + Machinedrum demo


I'm sick at home so I had some extra time :-)
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Roonan-Demo-2003-003.mp3

Enjoy,
Ronald.

So can someone give me the long and short of what a monomachine does
that makes it so cool? Why would I want it rather than a nord modular
or something? I know this question is sort of stupid but I am just
curious.

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "ciscomanvann" <ciscomanvann@y...>
wrote:
> So can someone give me the long and short of what a monomachine does
> that makes it so cool? Why would I want it rather than a nord modular
> or something? I know this question is sort of stupid but I am just
> curious.

the long: see the elektron-users yahoo group :-)

the short: along with sounding excellent and having several different
synthesis types (analog emulation, FM, wavesampling, vocal (formant)
synthesis, etc.) and effects, it has a very powerful built-in
sequencer. this interface and design is very immediate and
inspirational to work with. and to me, those are the best qualities to
look for in a synth.

Joe.

Is there a breakdown of the architecture of each synth modeling that I
can look at?

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "ciscomanvann" <ciscomanvann@y...>
wrote:
> Is there a breakdown of the architecture of each synth modeling that I
> can look at?

you won't get specifics of that sort, but you can check out
www.monomachine.com for a list/description of the included synthesis
machines and sound examples of each one.

there will more-than-likely be a better description of each synthesis
machine and the MnM itself in the next few weeks.

Joe.

I know some peeps will just buy a monomachine because its cool. Well,
I dont have 10's of thousands to play with so buying one on cool
factor is not quite responsible to my studio needs. I need those
specs.... Oh well. I guess I will stick to my plans to get a g2, if
they ever come out.

On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 23:37:57 -0000, "ciscomanvann"
<ciscomanvann@...> wrote:

>I know some peeps will just buy a monomachine because its cool. Well,
>I dont have 10's of thousands to play with so buying one on cool
>factor is not quite responsible to my studio needs. I need those
>specs.... Oh well. I guess I will stick to my plans to get a g2, if
>they ever come out.

website says released today...

Paul

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "ciscomanvann" <ciscomanvann@y...>
wrote:
> I know some peeps will just buy a monomachine because its cool. Well,
> I dont have 10's of thousands to play with so buying one on cool
> factor is not quite responsible to my studio needs.

neither is it for mine; it's taking me 3-1/2 months to pay it off. but
it's well worth it.

> I need those
> specs....

well, I guess my standard for specs is lower than yours. but when told
that it does analog emulation of saw and pulse and then presented with
demos of those sounds, I didn't ask about their emulation
architecture; I just heard that they sounded great and went for it.

then again, I love the Elektron Machinedrum (which the Monomachine is
based on), so I guess I had enough faith in them that it was a great
product.

Joe.