--- In DW8000@yahoogroups.com, "Les" <passionjam@...> wrote:
compared to what's available in tons of free softsynths out there (and
it would be easier to 'grab' the waveforms from software than from a
hardware synth).
What I find more interesting is the DW's analog filter, which I would
love to run a freestanding VCO module through, if only the DW had an
analog input.
However, I do love taking samples of Prophet 5, OBX, Jupiter 8
oscillators and running them through my Korg DSS-1 (which is a
souped-up DW8000 with sampling).
In fact, you can probably get your hands on the rest of the DW8000
waveforms by checking out the disk library of the DSS-1, as most or
all of these waveforms were ported over to that synth, along with
larger samples.
> I collect single cycle waveforms from old synths, (I know, butPersonally, I find the DW waveforms to be nothing that special,
> everyone's gotta have a hobby), and I was wondering if anyone knew
> where I could find the ROM images of the DW8000's 16 waveforms.
>
> What's cool is to take these old waveforms and put them into a modern
> sampler. Then create your own patches using the sampler's synth
> architecture.
compared to what's available in tons of free softsynths out there (and
it would be easier to 'grab' the waveforms from software than from a
hardware synth).
What I find more interesting is the DW's analog filter, which I would
love to run a freestanding VCO module through, if only the DW had an
analog input.
However, I do love taking samples of Prophet 5, OBX, Jupiter 8
oscillators and running them through my Korg DSS-1 (which is a
souped-up DW8000 with sampling).
In fact, you can probably get your hands on the rest of the DW8000
waveforms by checking out the disk library of the DSS-1, as most or
all of these waveforms were ported over to that synth, along with
larger samples.