DSI Tetra

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I gave up trying to be the musician long ago when I realized how much  
time I spent with each sound. Anyone using a modern DAW will have to  
program something period so another piece of gear to dial through some  
menus won't make a difference.

I imagine being in front of a control console for some mission  
critical scenario as opposed to being in front of thousands of people  
playing music anyway. But that's just me :)

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On 2009-08-12, at 2:02 PM, Jay Vaughan <jayv at synth.net> wrote:

>> So, what do you wild boyz think of the new DSI Tetra?
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> i see no reason for this synth.  the user interface sucks ass.  no
> effort put into it whatsoever.  pure washing-machine, pocket-
> calculator.  zero gronk.
>
> awesome sound, though i know it would be useful i'm not so wowed by it
> as i was.  i'm sure if i hooked it up to a control-surface that was
> worthy i'd be really enjoying it more.
>
> but then, my personal direction right now is to focus on 100% pure no-
> menu/no-LCD synthesizers, from now on.  if i have to press 'left or
> right' i will not play it.  i believe a musician stops being a
> musician and starts being a programmer the moment he has to try to
> remember what 'register' or 'mode context' he is in, and well .. i'm
> just tired of it.
>
> i know others have their ways too.  maybe the new kids and newer kids
> will love finding this thing collecting dust in their parents
> basements, one day .. can't say i really see it being more than a pure
> fiddle-fest, though.
>
> ;
> --
> Jay Vaughan
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