The virus is a fine synth, however it's a virtual analog. The original poster specifically said experimental and unique. Unless you want to use reaktor or supercollider or kyma or some other software based approach, you can't touch the versatility of a G2. I have no problems with the build quality. Useless in 25 years? It will still do exactly what it does today, just like the virus. However, by then I expect that lots of new and better things will have come along. Anyway I'll be 75 years old then, so maybe I'll only be interested in the old stuff! Matt Picone wrote: >>The world rom is mostly drums and percussion, maybe not the >>best source for devising unique new sounds. >> >> > >I disagree strongly. The sounds are fantastically strange and original, >and a great tool for Sound Design. > > > >>Also very difficult to find. >> >> > >True. Too true. > > > >>For sound design, if you don't like soft synths I would >>recommend a Nord >>Modular G2. >> >> > >I prefer the Access Virus for a lot of reasons. I find the latest Clavia >gear to have a crappy build quality, and with its reliance on PC >software, it will be basically useless in 25 years. > >
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Re: [xl7] Re: about roms
2004-10-25 by Greg Waltzer
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