MOTM

It sounds great! I can tell there was a ton of effort put into it, and
the sum of all your fussiness sounds very realistic. As a professional
orchestral musician, it doesn't exactly make me fear for my job, but
it's still an excellent version.

There's been quite a lot of hoop-de-doo in the orchestral musicians
mailing lists over the claims that virtual orchestras and samplers are
going to replace live musicians. Personally, I think it's balderdash.
I've listened to a few of the sampled orchestral renditions of
symphonic works, and they generally stink. Your effort is actually a
lot more realistic sounding than most of them! So keep up the good
work!


On 9/20/06, elhardt4320 <elhardt@...> wrote:
>
>
> Below is a brandnew (just hours old) short 1 minute demo showing for
>  the first time since the analog modular has been invented just how
>  realistic and massive it (and subtractive synthesis in general) can
>  sound when impersonating an orchestra. It's 100% Arturia Moog
>  Modular V, but should be of interest to many here, since this kind of
>  thing is possible to do on an MOTM or other modular. In fact, it's
>  been possible for the past 45 years, but nobody has been able to pull
>  these kinds of sound out of one, so I'm burdened with that task.
>  I've been offline not answering mail for about 2 months, going
>  through sleep deprivation, lack of food, and headaches, on a synth
>  programming marathon to finally accomplish this (and other stuff I'll
>  be creating more demos of over the next couple of weeks). Note that
>  MMV is a bug ridden piece of crap where about 2/3 of the modules have
>  bugs or don't work correctly making this even more difficult.
>
>  Should be played loud, hopefully the bass doesn't distort your system.
>
>  http://home.att.net/~synth6/Arturia_MMV_Symphony7_Beethoven.mp3
>
>  -Elhardt
>

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