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Given that most analogue synths don't sound like other analogue synths anyway, the idea that there's 'an analogue sound' that all digital synths should aspire to always seems a bit daft. Can't we just say 'sounds good' or 'doesn't sound good'?

collective wrote: I love hardware. I love software. When used together brilliant

Aye!

But combining them into one piece, i haven't been impressed yet.

Only the really really expensive stuff does it well (at least in terms of stuff I am interested in). I want a Summit EQ-200B

Macc wrote:

collective wrote: I love hardware. I love software. When used together brilliant

Aye!

But combining them into one piece, i haven't been impressed yet.

Only the really really expensive stuff does it well (at least in terms of stuff I am interested in). I want a Summit EQ-200B

expensive habit you've got there macc

The_Dza88 wrote:

-Dubson- wrote:who cares if it sounds good?

God cares

god is wrong.

hardware is more fun and generally sounds better. its also really expensive and can be a pain in the ass.

use both imo.

djake wrote: expensive habit you've got there macc

Don't I know it

I'm getting a seeeeerious fix this week though

BTW the best thing about hardware is that when your computer inevitably crashes, you don't lose any settings (thank F#CK!)

Macc wrote: BTW the best thing about hardware is that when your computer inevitably crashes, you don't lose any settings (thank F#CK!)

ctrl+s innit

So what does that do?

software tbh

macc, i'm stalking you

Nice one.

Get us a bag of hula hoops on your way round to sit outside my house would you? Cheers.

i'll see what i can do

do hula hoops come in bags?

thought you meant these



i'm american, seen

hardware for instantaneous fun/results...

software for recall-ability...


...so i guess both, different strengths for different uses...

arsenic wrote:thought you meant these

i'm american, seen

Oh right Sorry.

Get me some duty free then