Ready to tweak some analog hardware?

[Andrew Tarpinian]

Yamaha just does not give a sh*t, they are such a big company, I think they are ok with just sticking to traditional insturments.

Speaking of analog, I just downloaded a template for my novation zeromkII for the mopho desktop, instant amazingness. Now the mopho is a synth I can actually use (the software editor blows.) I did not realize how nice the synth sounded till now, it's a testament to having a proper interface to program sounds (also novation putting midi ports.) I'm going to make my own template though, see if I can get those sliders working and go all sh-101.

"Peter Korsten" <peter at severity-one.com> wrote:

>Op 7-4-2011 21:29, Tony Scharf schreef:
>
>> Yamaha gave up doing anything except extending the Motif line.  They
>> havn't done anything really new or interesting in a while.
>
>In my view, the last 'interesting' (as in, not a workstation, 
>predictable kind of thing) synthesisers that Yamaha produced came from 
>1997 and 1998, and were the AN1x, the EX5 and the FS1r. Of those, I've 
>got two.
>
>Now Yamaha make a lot of stuff, and acoustic instruments and
>everything, 
>but there's only so much you can do that is really innovating on a beat
>
>box with S&S synthesis.