Most common music-bar synth?

[enrique c.]

As a legacy of ancient mailing lists, guess some of us own AN1x and
AxK serie samplers: two A4000 + one A3000(*). Besides those:

DS Mopho,
Roland Alpha Juno 1
Roland JD990
Yamaha TG77
Waldorf uQ
Oberheim Matrix 1000
Akai S1100
and
NI Komplete 8 et al...

BTW may I extend this thread to "what are the most common music-bar
(hardware) effects" also? Mine:

Lexicon MPX 550
Yamaha SPX900
Ensoniq DP2
(*) actually using yamaha A3000 as a fx processor, not a proper sampler.



2013/9/24 Peter Korsten <peter at severity-one.com>:
> Op 24-9-2013 13:51, Jay Vaughan schreef:
>
>
>>> The problem with this is that you first need to have some abstract model
>>> of each synth, and that you need to translate what "set filter to 127" means
>>> on synth A to what it means on synth B. And then there's the issue of
>>> missing features between two different synths.
>>
>> So we just build a back-end that allows the users to map "Filter Q" on
>> Synth A to "Filter Q" on Synth B .. ;)
>
>
> It's certainly feasible, provided you don't go and over-engineer the thing.
> For one, you should not want to have a perfect mapping, because that would
> imply having to make a mathematical model of the filter characteristic.
>
> We had a workshop about simplicity today (in a general business sense). I
> love simplicity. I strongly believe that the basis of a successful software
> product is simplicity.
>
> - Peter
>
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