hello gino, i did some comparisons with the a106 prototype and an ms20 months ago. i'd say that they are near relatives, but the a106 is not an exact clone. and that is good, because the a106 offers a much wider variety of sounds. the a106 can produce sounds which cannot be done with an ms20 filter or any other filter i know, but it can of course reproduce almost all flavours of original ms20 filtering (especially if you have two a106). the differences between the ms20 filters and the a106 are small, but it is difficult to compare them anyway, because each ms20 sounds a bit different compared to each other. the a106 is my favorite when it comes to filtering of drums and percussion. when adjusted carefully, you can turn totally harmless sounds into electronic monsters with these filters. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Robair, Gino" <GRobair@p...> wrote: > I had the chance to use the new A-106 Extreme filter last night, and it sure is a perky little devil. A wide range of sounds are available, and timbrally it's very pleasing. Has anyone a/b'd it to an MS20? Not that I care if it sounds exactly the same for my purposes, but I'd be curious to learn how they differ sonically. > > I'm still learning the sound of the Doepfer filters in general (have only had my system a few weeks, and not enough time using it yet), but so far this is my favorite filter (and enjoying the lowpass gate as well). > g. > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: A-106: Perky
2005-03-14 by selfoscillate
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